i think a lot about this, and i don't know if this is a part of some kind of broader theme in philosophy. nature, being the base amongst which all human-made things reside in, is cruel in it of itself. it really bothers me when i learn about basic human nature. it's really, really dehumanizing to hear of very basic, animalistic functions which the body performs, such as: eating the meat of other animals, killing, pregnancy... one that really hits, in this weird way, is human reproduction. it's really sad to hear how human attraction doesn't really stem from some kind of philosophical reasoning, but it's just animals looking for the better mate, mostly through physical attraction.
i already really deduced the fucking death-cult which is the parasitic grip of beauty culture, but hearing it's biological reasoning was very depressing. i just feel like i lose more and more hope in life every single day. like, organic life. because animals are disgusting, and they are raw, uncivillized representations of what we would be without the abstract, the progress, the art and the intelligence. i really respect those fields, because i feel like i cannot really support the really cruel nature of being alive. i think i need to transcend it, somehow. maybe i just put moral weight where moral weight can't be put, because nature doesn't have intention. but i look out into the world and i cannot justify the beyond evil things seen everywhere, but i don't really believe in god, so i don't have anywhere else to go. whatever, this is probably stupid. i can't really put this feeling into words, because it goes much deeper than just words.