Existentialist Community

Relationships work best with clear expectations or structure

I prioritize stability and defined roles over emphasizing individual autonomy in relationships. Philosophically, this leans away from the existentialist ideal of radical freedom (where both parties freely choose without constraints). Instead, my preference for structure suggests a practical... read more

Existentialist here

And having a crisis 🤣😅 it's all good tho

Branches of philosophy

Discovering Knowledge From The Tree Of Wisdom: The word philosophy comes from the Greek roots "philos" meaning love and "sophia" meaning wisdom or knowledge. The trunk of philosophy can be considered to be the broader branches that serve as foundational areas of inquiry. These branches include... read more

You ever just feel like packing it all in during the middle of work?

And I don't mean like leaving for the day. I mean like sitting there and realizing how much time you traded for an existence that's so so. Everything you've done or have been doing at said job seems incredibly stupid in the grand scheme of things. I get that a lot. But running off to another job... read more

How do you deal with the finiteness of your life and the inevitability of death? Do you fear it or accept it? How does it affect your attitude towards life?

Existentialist questions.. I assume most people will ignore this post and think “I deal with the finiteness of my life and the inevitability of death by denying it, ignoring it, or escaping from it. I fear it more than accept it because it terrifies me to think that one day I will cease to exist... read more

You were made by the world

Existentialism ruled philosophy in the mid 1900s. Existence preceded essence. You weren't born with an essence, a purpose. Your purpose didn't exist before you existed. You existed before your purpose. It encouraged the world to find subjective truth, seek out purpose and break away from... read more