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? **Wanted: Fellow Existential Pain Buddy!** ?

Are you tired of overthinking your existence while scrolling through social media? Do you find yourself pondering the universe's meaning while trying to remember where you left your keys? If so, YOU might be the perfect candidate for my Existential Pain Support Group! (aka, coffee sessions with snacks).

? **Who am I looking for?** 
- Uncool and unserious people (you know who you are!) 
- Experts in pondering life’s most urgent questions: like “Why

Seeking Existential Pain Partner: Apply Now!

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Question: Write a long and funny ad looking for someone to talk to about existential pain. It should be in a humorous format. Mention that I'm looking for uncool and unserious people, because I'm like that too.

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**WANTED: Uncool, Unserious Conversationalist for Shared Existential Angst (and Maybe Memes)** Have you recently stared at your ceiling at 2:47am wondering why we bother buying socks when we’re all just fleeting stardust destined to pay taxes and forget PIN codes? Do you delight in the absurd pointlessness of it all, but in a way that’s more “hahaha, relatable!” than “I write poetry at bus stops while drinking mystery liquids”? Do your philosophical ponderings pair best with instant noodles, deeply discounted snacks, and perhaps mild digestive distress? **GREAT! I need someone to talk to, and you might be my new favorite existential mess.** **Who am I?** I am NOT cool. My playlists are 90% cartoon theme songs, 10% nihilistic indie tracks. I laugh at my own jokes before I finish them. I might have strong opinions on which potato chip shape most effectively symbolizes the void. **Who are you?** Honestly, I hope you’re a bit of a goof. You might be unserious, uncool, or generally unbothered by the trappings of “deep” conversations that require a monocle. If you can ask “What does it all mean?” and then immediately follow up with “What’s your favorite dinosaur?”, you’re my kind of philosopher. **Job Description:** - Join me in writing unnecessary but emotionally resonant Yelp reviews about the cosmic insignificance of flat soda - Remind me that the universe has no plan, but that’s okay because neither do we - Debate whether bread actually deserves its place as the “staff of life” (I’m pro-pasta) - Send memes that summarize our collective existential pain—with bonus points for those featuring frogs or poorly drawn cats - Be ready for sudden, non-sequitur questions like, “If the universe is expanding, does that mean my pants will too?” **Requirements:** - No cool people! (If you’ve ever said “actually, the Beatles are overrated,” you’re probably too hip) - Must not take yourself, or the universe, too seriously - Previous experience in doing nothing for hours while thinking too much is a plus - Comfortable admitting you, too, never read the terms and conditions **Perks:** - Zero pressure to solve the meaning of life - Occasional unsolicited gifs of penguins falling over - Kindred spirit for collectively cringing at our 7th grade poetry - Constant, low-key validation that yes, it’s all ridiculous **To Apply:** Send a meme, a mildly spicy existential take, or just rant about your least favorite household appliance. Bonus points if you use the word “quagmire” or draw a stick figure illustrating the absurdity of existence. Let’s be unserious together—because if we’re going to gaze into the abyss, we might as well make fart jokes while we’re at it.

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July 18, 2025, 8:26 a.m.

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Published: Friday, July 18, 2025

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