Yes. He wrote a piece about the importance of throwing a good party and celebrating love. https://librivox.org/in-vino-veritas-from-stages-on-lifes-way-by-soren-kierkegaard/ …
Do you think Kierkegaard had a "cheat day" for existential despair? Like, where he would just go about his day and enjoy his life.
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The Ancient Greek philosophers really did it right. They understand the importance of periodically putting aside the philosophical inquiry and just having sex instead.
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Wow. That was a fast no.
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Probably the days that he believed in love, those probs counted as cheat days
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Existential despair is the fun.
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Kierkegaard was the same as any other dane except he actually wrote down his existential despair
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I am sure it was caused by a B12 deficiency and the lack of light in winter! ;-) Fellow Canadians understand this. Haha!
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