[vi] death is on my face

[unbiaseddeath]

Friends. I do not understand the need. I recently read an article on social psychology of American individuals. It was said that people are prone to join groups. It began as an evolutionary imperative, but now remains as a way to accomplish goals, gain prestige, and potentially to gain access to share resources. The cost, however, is a drain on

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[redwaterfall]

Likely so one does not feel alone or isolated. Spending lengthy amounts of time alone can negatively affect your mental health.

[unbiaseddeath]

Negatively affect how?

[redwaterfall]

Isolation can lead to a feeling of hopelessness. And in such cases of hermits, they often form emotional attachments to small animals like birds or mice, personifying them to human intelligence and emotional ability. They might even go so far is to carry on conversations with their created friends. Mostly it is all hallucination created by the mind to keep from shutting down.

[unbiaseddeath]

I do not feel hopeless or take to any animal.

[threeheadeddog]

humans and dogs are pack aminals

[unbiaseddeath]

Only for as long as they need to to get things done. I am not saying there should be no people, but why call upon them as friends?

[threeheadeddog]

most humans need most things done

[unbiaseddeath]

I suppose.

[blesseddeath]

People who involve themselves in these sorts of relationships do not find them to be a drain on their time, energy and resources.

[unbiaseddeath]

How so?

[blesseddeath]

They enjoy sharing their time, energy and resources with their friends.

[unbiaseddeath]

Why?

[helmed_darkness]

Presumably, the survival impulse is now ingrained. They can not control themselves.

[unbiaseddeath]

Then how do I control them?

[helmed_darkness]

It is understood we deal with the dead?

[unbiaseddeath]

I desire greater isolation from these people. Even an occupation with death does not suffice here, for they do not know enough of Murder.

[morphingreality]

Why not?

[unbiaseddeath]

It is a drain on one's patience, time, energy, and resources.

[morphingreality]

For most, yes. Those are too much effort.

The others, are not.

[unbiaseddeath]

Who are the others?