Death is overwhelmingly overlooked, because that's all we can do.
It's an impossible task to understand nothingness, and when we do, even though its something so natural to consider, it feels weird, and separates us from what's around.
Thinking about eternal non-existence carries immeasurable dread, though it really doesn't matter; there's no definitive purpose in hanging over what isn't there, but appreciating what is.
Weird to take away something optimistic from a film on existential dread, but this really made me feel that I should love (and hate) everyone and everything :33
Death is overwhelmingly overlooked, because that's all we can do.
It's an impossible task to understand nothingness, and when we do, even though its something so natural to consider, it feels weird, and separates us from what's around.
Thinking about eternal non-existence carries immeasurable dread, though it really doesn't matter; there's no definitive purpose in hanging over what isn't there, but appreciating what is.
Weird to take away something optimistic from a film on existential dread, but this really made me feel that I should love (and hate) everyone and everything :33
