/kind/ - Random Acts of Kindness

Dont do the crime if you cant do the crime, thief

So I basically found a stray cat in the middle of the street. I took it to the vet gave it milk.

>>597
One time I saw a stray cat and I gave it bread. It liked it a lot.

Did your sister tell you why she thought that? It's possible that your girlfriend is trying to manipulate you now, but it's hard to tell without more context.

that's not very nice :(

>>502
>>499
These posts made me smile, very nice!

Not OP, but have a nice day everyone! <3

>>523
Thanks, you too

Puru cute!

About once every ten years.

Never. Seems like a huge waste of time and money desu

>>5
I have a biiiiiiig cavity on the right side near the back....I try not to eat with my right side of my mouth. Been doing this for nearly 3 years now.

>>541
I wouldn't be able to stand that.

>>542
I've gotten used to it. Don't know if it's because I took too many painkillers last year, but I don't even feel pain in my right jaw anymore. Only sometimes it happens, but I just drink chamomile to calm it down. I might be ready to see a dentist though, don't feel too much fear about it currently compared to a couple months ago. Or maybe that's just the green tea talking.

I'm in a similar boat, even though I only have a very surface understanding of stoicism it can help me immensely.

For example I've always worried about how others perceive me, like when somebody says anything about me in a slightly negative manner I can't stop thinking about that for days. Or how unfair the cards I got dealt in my life are compared to others etc.

What I get from that philosophy most of all is becoming better at being mindful of my emotions by not getting overwhelmed by sadness/anger I usually keep dwelling in. I have to constantly recall the advice and recognize the situation for it to help though, because I am lazy and basically picked a few pieces of advice that suited me best and rolled with it.

What I can't quite get into is that many of those teachings were apparantly popular and taught by the upper crust elite, who talked about their struggles while probably owning a few slaves, which compared to the general populace of that time seems a bit pretentious. But as I said, I don't know nearly enough about stoicism, or even about history in general to be honest, I just think if some words help me work on myself then that's a good thing.

Most of all, I try to stay away from philosphy because a lot of writings usally come off as too pessimistic for my taste, which doesn't seem to be the case for stoicism, or at least the parts I read about.

>>435
Depends. Diogenes the Cynic, a forerunner to Stoicism, lived in a barrel and eventually got captured and sold as a slave. (admittedly, the barrel was by choice. Diogenes was a weirdo) Other founders also had terrible things happen to them.

"To live is to suffer" is the basis of a lot of philosophy because it's true. The rest is just how you deal with it.

The reason why I don't care about most philosophy is that it's generally only a bitter attitude to life trying to be sold as truth.
I also don't think that kind of discussion belongs here, but that's just my opinion

>>453
You're not the only one who feels that way here.

I like Epicurus, probably because I am very nervous and his teachings are about overcoming it. Plus his theories about atoms are very entertaining.

Good morning everybody!

>>412
Good evening

>>172
at 11 or midnight i hop into bed and watch videos on my tablet or read my kindle till 1am. Then I typically fall asleep within 10 mins of putting it down. I tend to fall asleep quite well nowadays

>>172
Terrible, I sleep whenever but it's usually dictated by something else and I don't set alarms so sometimes I'll wake up 8 hours later, other times 12 or 16.

I really need to sort my sleep schedule out.

I go to sleep a little past midnight, often listening to long YT videos on esoteric topics.

>>260


The only thing i have to say to the /kind/ people is dont forget this is a whole website, not just a single board.
Dont be afraid to post on topic content in the other boards.

>>262
The main issue is that I don't really care much for old technology or anime or videogames anymore.
I used to, but now I find myself more focused on the development of tools that we have today. The only thing that might be /retro/ that I sometimes care about, is demos for old computers like the commodore, zxspectrum and amiga. But it's a veeeeery small kind of interest.
Sometimes I also had a slight interest for the PC-98, but besides Touhou it doesn't seem interesting either, it just seems like a bunch of VNs in a language I can't read, and that due to cultural differences, don't really care about

>>237
I'm just a user who lobbied for us to be friends. Thinking ahead is a good thing.

>>311
Thanks for doing that. I suppose I would have found this site anyway when /kind/ went down, but I'm glad I found it when I did.

>>277

Whatever floats your boat, it aint "all" bad in modernity.