So far, I don't see reason to think so. I think you were just really fortunate not to have had your spirit crushed early on. From what you've said so far, I surmise you can't take credit for being a happy nihilist.
Not to focus on you in particular, but we could use you as a case study in how happy nihilists come about. — baker
Those who can't do this probably have some survival deficits.
— Tom Storm
Braggart. — baker
Only if one ties the value of those day to day events with some overarching or absolutist meaning of life, and rejects such an absolute, is one a nihilist about concrete experience. — Joshs
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