
What if the greatest companion you will ever discover is actually yourself? What if, upon discovering this, any other time with any other human in any capacity, was pure bonus?
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Everything Is OK
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Sarah & Tom
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Wellness Stack
Step back. Slow down. Pay attention. -
Intro
- Stutz’s Life Force
- Sleep
- Nutrition
- 🚩 Mindfulness 🚩
- Express Yourself!
- Meaning and Values
- Exercise and Fitness
- Eliminate Distractions
- Minimalism
- “Secular” Spirituality
- Microdosing
- A Short Guide
- How I Started
- First Microdose Journals
- A Reflection on Microdosing (Three Months In)
- What Meditation and Psychedelics Have in Common
- Measuring Psilocybin Capsule Storage Over Time
- Where Do All Roads Lead? 😌
- Get lost in your own mystery. 🤔
- Consider: Cautions and Blunt Truths
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Consider Human Flytraps
Are you stuck in these places?
- Intro
- Love & Sex
- Plato’s 2000-Year-Old Warning About Soulmates
- Married and Longing for Solitude
- Mom, Dad, Why Didn’t You Tell the Truth About Having Kids??
- The JOY of Not Needing Anyone
- To Breed or Not to Breed?
- Two Years of Deprioritizing Sex
- School, Marriage, Work, Kids, Death – A Lack of Imagination
- Work
- Life Beyond Work – Keynes’s Vision of a 15-hour Work Week
- Kellogg’s Short Workweek. What Happened?
- Work: A History of How We Spend Our Time
- Self-Imposed Wage Slavery
- Mindlessness
- Infinite Jest: Escapism May Cause Injury or Death
- The Annihilation of Stillness, Focus, Reflection
- Hey Smartphone, Let Me FEEL Pain!
- Self-Illusion
- Reality Distortion
- Victimhood
- Tribalism
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Face Blunt Truths
Hard to admit, but helpful.
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2 responses to “Your Greatest Companion”
I have wonderful friends and family and an abundance of love between us all. In addition to that, I find there is no one whose company I enjoy more than my own. I’ve also had three, long, wonderful romantic relationships in which I thrived. I know that I could have that again if I so desired, but after 10 years of living alone (and never feeling lonely), I cannot bring myself to want more than what I’ve currently got.
I’m having to of my oldest and best friends over this evening. I met the one in 1998! These two women are family and would do/have done anything for me. And yet, giving up my solitude for one evening of fun and love with them is still a sacrifice. It will require reigning in my focus, paying attention, ignoring more of myself than normal – all things in which I’m adept at. It will be rewarding and worthwhile, enriching for all, and it will warm my heart… but it’s still a sacrifice intentionally made by Me, Myself and I.
“I will only have you if you are sweeter than my solitude.”
Warsan Shire
Beautifully put! Upon finding this – I wish the entire world could do the same. The puzzle is, each person has to find it on their own!
Also, great quote.