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I don’t know what I want in life. Somedays I want to make my parents proud, other days I want someone’s head on a stick. Father tells me of the importance of making a name for myself, of working to obtain resources and then the importance of distributing said resources to those in need. He says how a meaningful existence is one in thrall to everyone else, a devote beacon of good who is a sacrifice for the world. I think a meaningful existence is a hopeless dream only possible due to the susceptibility of the mind, as goodness is just fabricated evidence for the lie. Father thinks my cynicism is a byproduct of laziness, that it is much easier to hate then love and much easier to falter then struggle. That I am weak and unable to stomach that there is potential inside of me strong enough to rout the guidelines of this world, and that me saying people live in delusion is just a foolish projection. He says just because a quest has continual sorrow and defeat at the ...