u/Fun_Way_5566

Are they worse to the parents or like what's the danger to Mahiru?

Hi, I'm currently new to this subreddit and I love the philosophy of Camus because of the Instagram algorithm of giving me philosophy and bungou stray dogs for introducing literature in my life. I absolutely love Camus' philosophy on absurdism, because (correct me if it's wrong) that life is meaningless, and the universe is indifferent to give us meaning, yet we embrace the absurd and revolt the absurd by living in the present. I have this philosophy since I was in my 3rd year of high school, where I believed that "no matter how absurd or hard life is, we must continue to live and enjoy the present".

I was interested in his third stage being the "cycle of love" which was unfinished due to his surprising death in the 1960s. I'm trying to write a trilogy named "Past & Future" based on his philosophy (with nihilism and existentialism in the mix). And the main theme of it is like love of oneself but it doesn't fit well with the cycle of love. I'm writing it as a love letter to the three philosophies of nihilism, existentialism, and especially absurdism"

Any help is much appreciated to all and thank you!!