Good times
That place we used to hang out
That thing we used to do
Was it ever even there?
I miss it
I don't know who I'm supposed to be
There's some good days ahead, I think
All my friends have changed
(We're all gettin' older)
That house isn't mine anymore
That bedroom isn't mine anymore
It doesn't feel like that
(Look over your shoulder)
(It feels like we're livin' in the end times)
I can't see past the screen
(But then, we always were)
I don't know what I'm doing
(All day screen-to-screen marathon)
How do I feel better?
(The good old days)
I wanted to be with you for this
That place we used to hang out
That thing we used to do
Was it ever even there?
I miss it
I don't know who I'm supposed to be
There's some good days ahead, I think
All my friends have changed
(We're all gettin' older)
That house isn't mine anymore
That bedroom isn't mine anymore
It doesn't feel like that
(Look over your shoulder)
(It feels like we're livin' in the end times)
I can't see past the screen
(But then, we always were)
I don't know what I'm doing
(All day screen-to-screen marathon)
How do I feel better?
(The good old days)
I wanted to be with you for this
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Abandoning virtue is not so much an abandonment of personal virtue but abandoning societal virtues of what is expected of one.
Why get a 9-5 job if you can sling $500 into a meme coin and make $10,000 overnight? Or why work a consulting job that punishes efficiency because your bonuses are dictated upon running up billable hours? Regardless, one still can’t afford a home or family.
A consensus is forming: If the rules aren’t working, let’s abandon them and seek out something new.
To be clear: Abandonment of virtue is not necessarily pure nihilism, but a rejection of structures which have held you back.
Why get a 9-5 job if you can sling $500 into a meme coin and make $10,000 overnight? Or why work a consulting job that punishes efficiency because your bonuses are dictated upon running up billable hours? Regardless, one still can’t afford a home or family.
A consensus is forming: If the rules aren’t working, let’s abandon them and seek out something new.
To be clear: Abandonment of virtue is not necessarily pure nihilism, but a rejection of structures which have held you back.