Im in a hate-love relationship with the world

[MVP]

When good Things Happen to me im in Love



When Bad Things Happen to me i hate

[Pajac_]

nothing good has happened to me since 2024, even that was a miracle

my life is a simulation to show how pathetic things are

[MVP]

For example when drugs arrive im euphoric

When a human annoys me im hating

[Pajac_]

I'd tell you to send them to me so I can dest hum, but this thread proves you love the world and the NEETdom and sex and drugs you're given.

Not that it matters, even without drugs I can dest hum and then there will be no more people more privileged than me.

Which is everyone.

I guarantee beyond a shadow of a doubt I have suffered more than any human ever in history.

[MVP]

I'd tell you to send them to me so I can dest hum, but this thread proves you love the world and the NEETdom and sex and drugs you're given.

Not that it matters, even without drugs I can dest hum and then there will be no more people more privileged than me.

Which is everyone.

I guarantee beyond a shadow of a doubt I have suffered more than any human ever in history.

Yes U suffered extremely, maybe even more than me, which IS hard, AS i suffered tremendously, remember my suicide attempt, IT was before i met u

[MVP]

Surely creatures Like MVP and towncel are Born of great suffering 

Diamonds get created under pressure

[MVP]

Pressure makes diamonds" is a phrase highlighting that intense pressure, both literally for carbon and metaphorically for people, creates valuable, refined outcomes. Scientifically, diamonds form under intense pressure (approx. 725,000 PSI) and heat in the Earth's mantle. It often serves as an idiom for resilience, success, and thriving under, or overcoming, adversity. 
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Key Aspects of the Expression:
Scientific Truth: Diamonds truly require extreme pressure and high temperatures, usually 90+ miles below the Earth's surface, to form.
Metaphorical Meaning: It means that difficult situations, stress, or hardship can produce strength, character, and success.
Cultural Context: The phrase is often used to encourage resilience and hard work, emphasizing that struggle leads to growth.
Cultural References: It is also a song title by Danny Vera and a known quote often attributed to Gen. George S. Patton Jr.. 
While sometimes used to justify stress, the phrase is fundamentally about finding strength through adversity. 
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