Dear Mr. Soren Kierkegaard, my noon nap has been eluding me since the beginning of this week. So, here's some thoughts of mine with regard to your theory, let's see if the "sleepless but philosophy exploring me" is my true self: 1.The wish to be other than who one is is the source of despair. Q: How many "self" are there in one person? How could one be sure that which self is the truly self? Will this "truly self" ever change or it is something predisposed? Scenario: One achieved success, and felt happy for a while but later despair. Is this person ever in the state of "truly self"? And the later despair is just the interlude? 2. To will to be that self which one truly is, is indeed the opposite of despair. What exactly is the "opposite of despair", happiness or being phlegmatic? 3. Socrates states the key to happiness. And your way is being "the opposite of despair". I was wondering, "the true self" is more happiness discovering or despair shunning?

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