Are you scared of death?
I'm not afraid of it since its inevitable, I'm more just sad that it happens. Lots of people in my life have misinterpreted this as being suicidial, when that's not the case, I don't want to die but It's not something I worry about. But I do find it difficult to understand risks and I've been in hospital 11 times in the last decade from doing dangerous stuff like climbing up cliffs with no climbing experience (resulting in a broken ankle and hairline skull crack) and going mountain biking up the hill near where I used to live with my mum's road bike because mountain biking looked cool on Youtube (resulting in me being knocked out for hours and then walking down the hill like nothing had happened, only getting an ambulance sent when I found some people to ask where my town was since I was heavily concussed and they saw how messed up my face was). I only realised that doing this shit over and over again wasn't normal when I talked to other people about it. And I am very sad about death, I think its awful but its inevitable, you could live trillions of years so you would seem immortal to us today, but as we understand the universe they will die eventually so even if you aim for a longer life it's still something that will come and therefore its like being scared of day turning into night. I'm much more afraid of failing to do anything with my life. I don't necessarily care about succeeding but I need to try, otherwise there's not really any reason for me to live.
>>4217Her eggs drying up is only a real issue at like 40 or somthn.
>>4218Maybe S poster will have a midlife crisis and want to carry a child.
Maybe her, and other millennial femcels, will get into lesbian polygamy which all work together to raise a child or few, or somthn.
>>4213I don't want you to die either anon
>>4217I'm trans… but if I was cis I wouldn't have children, not because I think its wrong to bring them into the world but because I personally really don't like the idea of childbirth, it disgusts me.
>>4223I don't know if I agree theoretically but its a sentiment I've felt very often, especially during my A level exams and just after when I worked in a factory for the Summer which was soul crushing. I've managed to avoid it whilst at university since I just pay minimal effort to my degree and just enough to pass it, whilst spending my time doing actually useful things. Though I only get to do this since in Britain you don't have to pay your student loan back unless you make enough money, and if I do I'll have a good job so it won't be a big problem, and if I don't its not something I have to worry about.
>>4224I never went to uni so have had to deal with "the real world", and its as dull as you can imagine.
I have also been homeless and travelled across the country, and for me at least, the idea of 9-to-5 routines is a worse doom than dying when im 30, but at least dying on the terms of seeking freedom. Even criminal freedom.
It might just be my personality though.
>>4232This pride is misplaced though.
Most wetwipes are laced with irritants and make regular toiletpaper unusable in the long term. They are literally made to be addictive.
A proper diet and posture also avoids the need to wipe most of the time. Hentai with anal sex rarely shows enemas, not only because they break up the action, but also because a naturally clean anus isn't rare outside the west.
>>4231>>4224Speaking of that moment, hey S poster, can you give us a tutorial on how you wipe?
Also, I'm a visual learner, so if you can record it that would help alot.
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