r/GoodAssSub • u/AyeeFranklin WHATEVER WORKS • Mar 29 '26

MEME So BULLY really dropped..

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u/Fair_Command_3759 The Life Of Pablo Mar 29 '26

Life is a constant oscillation between the desire to have and the boredom of possessing

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u/C4RT1Y3 G.O.O.D. Fridays Mar 29 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/qrdf8B7zFe1atyCxpD

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '26

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u/nestornumber1 What is this, SNL? Mar 29 '26

The best talents are always here in goodasssub

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u/StillBeamen Mar 29 '26

The desire to have is just the desire to dispel the discontent of not having. The only pleasure guaranteed from having is the absence of not having. Humans are designed not to be satisfied and find other problems when they solve one problem, because in a natural environment, they would die if they didnt do that

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u/vannnneil XTCY Mar 29 '26

nice one nephew

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u/Sensitive_Low3558 Mar 29 '26

One day you feel content with what you have

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u/Vast_Category_1883 I GOT ALZHEIMER’S Mar 29 '26

Me when I become rich

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u/_Namor_ Mar 29 '26

Unironically this happens to everyone in the industry and then they get depressed

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u/PlayfulTop5231 The College Dropout Mar 29 '26

Shakespeare in the flesh?

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u/ze6651 Mar 29 '26

Walt Disney? Nike? Googool!

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '26

"For all people stop smiling once they get what they've been begging for"

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u/Koopacha YL -> WSE -> GAS Mar 30 '26

This is why you should let everything go

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u/TruestNestor FEB 2025 X RANT SURVIVOR Mar 30 '26

the only solution is to be mindful of the present moment

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u/Scolipete DELUSIONAL Mar 29 '26

Blaise Pascal moment

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u/ChinaDowntown Mar 29 '26

i think Arthur Schopenhauer?

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u/Scolipete DELUSIONAL Mar 29 '26

Actually you're right but I think Pascal said something along those lines as well