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Nov 18, 2024, 10:02 AM
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I am agnostic but used to be a Christian (catholic) once
I was just thinking about the impossibility to save my soul. In my mid-thirties, no matter if I wake up at 6, look after my mother and a couple of older relatives, work, back home to care for older relatives again, being kind to people i casually meet and donate to charity Ghosts and failures haunt me (and I deserve it
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My relatives themselves hate me for being a single woman without a relevant job position and child-less I have no more way out, so i wonder, what's the point for paychotherapy to look after certain kinds of criminals (especially ones that have an age) -i am referring to
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They are in hell anyway Sorry for that, i am trying to keep the mind quiet but can't anymore. I wish to disappear P.s.: not a native speaker, please at least forgive my grammar |
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Nov 18, 2024, 04:08 PM
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I don't believe in hell. I also don't believe anyone is inherently evil. I think people that commit the worst crimes need intensive meditation and therapy and education.
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Yesterday, 01:39 AM
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Psychotherapy would have an interest in the what was presented to it in the moment.. Death is just death.. There's no sliding door exit
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Today, 05:26 AM
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Therapists don’t typically address what happens after death,.
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