Erik Frost dude honestly

Nah. Fall.

I agree. I listened to this a ton during the winter 2019.

Greatest Hits on vinyl during winter. Shit’s immaculate.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHA i actually laughed, i dont know but its just funny how you said that

It’s too relatable and now they are bringing up Alan Watts and fucking just about everything I do listen or watch is attached to doomer. And I am loving it, I’m not alone anymore.

No man is an island unto himself.

@@RunninUpThatHillh What about the Island I made here in my bed?

@Aatrox I guess. That's just how every "fad" goes though, it gets mainstream. This isn't really different unless you consider how many more people are suicidal and just hate themselves, or want something better. I want something better, I don't want to be part of a circle jerk with the same lumps of shit like me, I want to be happy again.

Exactly

life is pain

Rodrigo Ramirez me too man this whole playlist is amazing

Hope you alright now mate, i want to share my story for hope I was almost always a bit of an outcast... Because of my mental disorders i had trouble "being one of" the cool accepted kids, though i tried, but because of those mental disorders i was mocked and it hurt the most when it was done subtletly, and because of my social anxiety and most likely aspergers, i would sometimes give awkward answers or i would just not know what to say, but this also depended on what person i was talking to, so all this build up in me a sort of despair and depressive state since in my heart, feeling like an outcast brought my joy down, i just wanted people to see me as an equal and not as the butt of the joke weirdo... Not to mention the fact that i had body dysmorphia syndrome, which twists your mind in regards to how you look... for example: i went through bdd for quite a while, always checking to see if my facial features were "pretty" enough, and feeling anxiety about going out, if i didnt think of myself as good looking in the mirror, noticing differences in my left or right sides of my face and spending hours looking at the mirror to assure myself that both sides are symetric, or if my body was "good looking" enough you know the drill, it sucks, and i'd be stuck on seeing and analyzing pics of my face because i perceived a flaw and i wanted to examine the photos until i saw myself as good looking, i often would spend hours in front of a mirror doing these things aswell. Recently it came back a bit but my situation is different now, because around a year ago, the things i mentioned (probably) and something else, all came crashing down and i had a panic attack, which made me go through a bad depressive anxious season, and then one day, during this, i was watching a video, and at the end a man said something along the lines of: "God loves you, Jesus loves you" and it touched my heart, in a special way. What was basically a depressive state that i was in, started going away the day i placed my faith in Jesus for salvation, one of the first proofs i had of God being with me was the fact that afterwards i watched a video called "God's love letter to you" and it made me tear up... This was significant because before that, almost nothing could make me cry and i had to be very hard pressed to do so and even when i was once, it came out a little weird, because crying was that off carachter for me. Yet when i started feeling this hunger for God, which was itself another proof of God being with me, i started to legit tear up when reading about his love for me, and whenever i would do something on purpose against him... After being saved, my obsessive compulsive disorder and anxiety issues and also my social anxiety issues started improving. I guess that the spiritual rebirth, what Jesus called being "born again" which comes as a result of a humble change of mind by a person in response to a revelation given by God's holy spirit through the gospel, (the "good news" about Christ) pretty much changed my mindset and fixed it for the better, which is actually supposed to happen according to the bible, and even my bdd and social anxiety issues started fading because my indentity and life was no longer defined by whether or not others saw me as good looking or cool or if i perceived myself to be good looking and cool but instead my identity was who God says i am, a beloved son, to the point that Christ died to save my life and a member of his family. A few months ago my bdd and social anxiety issues came back though weaker than they once were since, even in the middle of having them i had peace from Christ which is a special kind of peace because it doesn't depend on circumstance, and after i kept asking God to help me, bdd started going away again, and looking at how God can work in these situations, God made the fact that the bdd came back, to actually work for good, so i could reach out to others with bdd and share my testimony of how God can save people from these things like he saved me, and not just bdd, but the social anxiety and issues of possible aspergers, i vented and casted these worries to God and in 1 Peter 5:7, it says that we should do this because God cares about us, venting and laying burdens on God is one way that he sustains us, because we can't carry those burdens ourselves without being damaged with bitterness, and resentment and hurt feelings... And although i still have ocd (and a little bit of bdd recently) and its anxieties, and also probably aspergers, i have experienced the difference that God has made in my life, i know a message like this can turn people off, but thats my testimony basically. I took pills btw, even after knowing God, then i stopped taking them, but i noticed that after all this time, even without the pills im better than i was before. Not saying pills aren't good btw, as long as they don't get you addicted, but to sum this all up i can tell you for sure that there is hope if you believe. You're not alone

@@alexm7627 I relate to your BDD so much. I sometimes struggle with it too. Hang in there bud.

@@Tretij_rebenok read my whole story if you haven't (not trying to sound mean just saying this because the story is hopeful :) )

You just joking right?

@@alexm7627 i wish i was

@@agustinfigueroa1819 I was almost always a bit of an outcast... Because of my mental disorders i had trouble "being one of" the cool accepted kids, though i tried, but because of those mental disorders i was mocked and it hurt the most when it was done subtletly, and because of my social anxiety and most likely aspergers, i would sometimes give awkward answers or i would just not know what to say, but this also depended on what person i was talking to, so all this build up in me a sort of despair and depressive state since in my heart, feeling like an outcast brought my joy down, i just wanted people to see me as an equal and not as the butt of the joke weirdo... Not to mention the fact that i had body dysmorphia syndrome, which twists your mind in regards to how you look... for example: i went through bdd for quite a while, always checking to see if my facial features were "pretty" enough, and feeling anxiety about going out, if i didnt think of myself as good looking in the mirror, noticing differences in my left or right sides of my face and spending hours looking at the mirror to assure myself that both sides are symetric, or if my body was "good looking" enough you know the drill, it sucks, and i'd be stuck on seeing and analyzing pics of my face because i perceived a flaw and i wanted to examine the photos until i saw myself as good looking, i often would spend hours in front of a mirror doing these things aswell. Recently it came back a bit but my situation is different now, because around a year ago, the things i mentioned (probably) and something else, all came crashing down and i had a panic attack, which made me go through a bad depressive anxious season, and then one day, during this, i was watching a video, and at the end a man said something along the lines of: "God loves you, Jesus loves you" and it touched my heart, in a special way. What was basically a depressive state that i was in, started going away the day i placed my faith in Jesus for salvation, one of the first proofs i had of God being with me was the fact that afterwards i watched a video called "God's love letter to you" and it made me tear up... This was significant because before that, almost nothing could make me cry and i had to be very hard pressed to do so and even when i was once, it came out a little weird, because crying was that off carachter for me. Yet when i started feeling this hunger for God, which was itself another proof of God being with me, i started to legit tear up when reading about his love for me, and whenever i would do something on purpose against him... After being saved, my obsessive compulsive disorder and anxiety issues and also my social anxiety issues started improving. I guess that the spiritual rebirth, what Jesus called being "born again" which comes as a result of a humble change of mind by a person in response to a revelation given by God's holy spirit through the gospel, (the "good news" about Christ) pretty much changed my mindset and fixed it for the better, which is actually supposed to happen according to the bible, and even my bdd and social anxiety issues started fading because my indentity and life was no longer defined by whether or not others saw me as good looking or cool or if i perceived myself to be good looking and cool but instead my identity was who God says i am, a beloved son, to the point that Christ died to save my life and a member of his family. A few months ago my bdd and social anxiety issues came back though weaker than they once were since, even in the middle of having them i had peace from Christ which is a special kind of peace because it doesn't depend on circumstance, and after i kept asking God to help me, bdd started going away again, and looking at how God can work in these situations, God made the fact that the bdd came back, to actually work for good, so i could reach out to others with bdd and share my testimony of how God can save people from these things like he saved me, and not just bdd, but the social anxiety and issues of possible aspergers, i vented and casted these worries to God and in 1 Peter 5:7, it says that we should do this because God cares about us, venting and laying burdens on God is one way that he sustains us, because we can't carry those burdens ourselves without being damaged with bitterness, and resentment and hurt feelings... And although i still have ocd (and a little bit of bdd recently) and its anxieties, and also probably aspergers, i have experienced the difference that God has made in my life, i know a message like this can turn people off, but thats my testimony basically. I took pills btw, even after knowing God, then i stopped taking them, but i noticed that after all this time, even without the pills im better than i was before. Not saying pills aren't good btw, as long as they don't get you addicted, but to sum this all up i can tell you for sure that there is hope if you believe. You're not alone

I know we all know it’s a fucked up place

YES!

Heavy emotion version, if that makes it easier to fins

Suicidal failure lol that wood be sick to doomerize

_Distro_ ow hell yeah

You mean Robert Smith?

@@sierrasabol6191 yeah I just couldn't remember his full name and was too lazy to look it up and then make another comment 😎

@@sierrasabol6191 I mean you know who it was so I guess my comment was sufficient

I'm 19 and a half and every day I wonder what the point of life is

Vaso Con Agua i second this

That's already doomer as it is lol

Yesss pleaseee

yesssss

10:15 Saturday night

A "Doomer" is a person who sees no point in life anymore. Closely related to Nihilism. A "Doomer" is usually male, but in the philosophical sense anyone can be a Doomer.