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You often question the meaning of life in the dead of night, always feeling that everything will eventually return to nothingness, making it hard to muster enthusiasm for many things. This state of "falling into meaning anxiety" is actually a high psychological wall you've built to defend against "trying but possibly failing"; you fear that investing emotion and energy will ultimately come to nothing, so you simply use nihilism to negate everything beforehand, thereby escaping the risk of getting hurt. But the depth of life is accumulated through countless tiny moments. Try focusing on completing one seemingly meaningless daily task tomorrow (like mindfully brewing a cup of tea); when you allow yourself to feel the process, meaning will naturally emerge in these experiences.
💡 Did you know?
Psychological research shows 虛無主義者 is interesting.
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