Nothing ever happens. Nothing has ever happened. Nothing will ever happen. And yet, here we are, waiting, watching, hoping that something, anything, will finally break the cycle. But deep down, we know the truth—we are trapped in an endless loop of anticipation, disappointment, and resignation.

When a game releases an update? "Mid. Nothing ever happens."
When a movie teases a groundbreaking twist? "Seen it before. Nothing ever happens."
When world-changing events unfold? "Just another Tuesday. Nothing ever happens."

And so, he seeks. He scrolls endlessly through forums, social media, and gaming news, hoping—begging—for an event, an update, a reveal that will shatter his jaded perspective and reignite the spark of wonder. But it never comes. And when it does? It is dismissed.

Perhaps, in the end, the only way to escape this cycle is to embrace it. To accept that nothing ever happens, and that this, in itself, is something. The ultimate event is the realization that there are no events.

So, fellow traveler, let go of your expectations. Sit back. Stare blankly at the screen. Repeat after me:
Nothing ever happens. Nothing has ever happened. Nothing will ever happen.
And in that moment, perhaps, you will finally be free.