I'm tired, Sup Forums. I've been tired for many years. I think games gave me some energy during that time. I don't know if they can fill that void anymore....
If... if there were one last game I should play... one final moment that I should experience as the last few ounces of blood trickle out of my wrist... what game should it be?
Is there any genres you prefer?
But more importantly, are you okay man? You sound like you should go see a therapist. I'm sorry to hear you're feeling down. Feel better.
I'm the best and user's not!
i recommend nirvana
you need jesus brother
Assuming one of my hands would be paralyzed, I'm thinking a JRPG would nice. One of those "your friends will save you in the end" kind of stories.
I... I appreciate the concern. Truly, user. Just a simple acknowledgement does more for me than anyone else has in my life.
>one final moment that I should experience as the last few ounces of blood trickle out of my wrist.
you won't be playing shit in that state, dummy
step it up
Bloodborne
What systems you own?
And look man, I'm sorry to hear about that. Honestly I don't know your situation but I wish the best for you. I feel you should honestly go seek some help out, for whatever your situation is. Don't hurt yourself.
>making a jrpg playthrough with one hand your final experience in life
talk about setting the bar low, jesus
Silent Hill 2
Don't give up, user. You get endless chances in life, but there is only nothingness in death.
this is now a skooks thread
Heh, that gave me a laugh.
PC, so anything from last generation backwards.
I think most people would agree that life's graph of positive to negative events skews negative. SO how much more do we value the good events to outweigh the bad. If we weigh them equally, nothingness is still the better choice.
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Well you said an RPG where friends save you at the end, so maybe Persona 4?
Just don't give up on life man. I'm sorry to hear you're like this, but it can get better for you hopefully.
>nothingness is still the better choice.
No, it isn't. Fuck you and your nihilism meme. There is point in living even when things get bad.
>muh pendulum
fuck off kiddo
In all honesty, there's potential for improvement. A lot that can be done has already been done, though. Now, all I can do is wait and hope the powers that be roll the dice in my favor. I guess my anxiety is the real killer in this situation. I know I should seek help for it, but getting help means closing other doors that are open to me, and who pays for it all in the end?
I really appreciate it though, Anons. Even the handful of you expressing concern will help me through another night. Thanks.
I'll keep Persona 4 in mind, though.
I see. Well all I'll say is I hope everything works out, whatever route you choose to help improve your situation but best of luck and best wishes.
>getting help means closing other doors that are open to me
Can you elaborate on this? What do you mean closing doors by getting help?
Please consider that by getting help, you're not only fixing the short term problem of feeling bad right now, but you're also strengthening yourself to get passed future hurdles and hopefully be able to tackle those problems that emerges when closing those doors.
Think about the worst realistic case scenario that comes from you getting help and then weigh it to the best realistic outcome.
I could technically lie, but admitting to psychological treatment would likely disqualify me from the position I'm currently seeking. That's about as much as I can elaborate on, unfortunately.
You can't get help and keep your job at the same time? I assume that's what you're talking about.
Still, I think your mental well-being is more important than your income at the moment and, again, in the long term it will be more beneficial for you to get the help you need now and prevent a future mental breakdown.