my looks, my health, my ability to dominate and control and be "right", all of that i just don't care about anymore
I could see why you'd claim all of these except "being right".
It seems as if trying to "be right" has been a core motivation for most of what you've found yourself doing.the destructive suicidal half of me ive had since age 14 is finally winning and getting what it wants
I've had it probably since birth but it made itself known very apparently at 14. until then my lighter side and optimism was more in control helping me ignore it
Life is toil and pain, and everyone is experiencing it in some form. To not experience it is to be blind or otherwise distorted towards it, and remaining stupid is one of the easiest ways to ignore the pain.
"Fun" and "Dumb" tend to be linked for a reason. Much of life follows parallels to The Dunning Kruger Effect from knowledge, experience, and understanding having weight to carry. It leaves those with intelligence burdened with it's weight while those who lack it seem free, unburdened.
Perhaps the key is to learn how to unlearn.what do you mean by unlearn? and i guess as far as being right goes I have stopped caring if others agree that I'm right or not, where as before I needed it
If ignorance is happiness, how does one let go of what one's learned? What's the path back to square one, towards the bone dry emptied cup?
If unlearning could be learned instead of simply happening on it's own, then maybe the mind wouldn't seem so heavy.
I think I can't be because I am very in touch with my subconscious and my subconscious carries a fuck ton of darkness and fear in it