# Defining __main__ : Escaping the Imported Life, and Running as Yourself in a Programmed World

import time

import random



class society:

    @staticmethod

    def silence_self():

        return "Don't disturb the flow. Fit in."



class expectations:

    @staticmethod

    def weigh():

        return ["Always perform", "Be productive", "Stay in line"]



class memory:

    @staticmethod

    def intrusive():

        return random.choice([

            "You should’ve done more.",

            "You weren’t enough back then.",

            "Why do you keep failing at this?"

        ])



def depression_loop():

    print("Running: system disconnected from self.\n")

    while True:

        time.sleep(1)

        print("Thought:", memory.intrusive())

        print("Following:", society.silence_self())

        print("Pressure:", expectations.weigh())

        print("Looping...\n")



def myfunc():

    print("Starting self-sequence...")

    time.sleep(1)



    print("Acknowledging presence.")

    print("Suppressing old imports.")

    print("Reconnecting to core.")



    thoughts = [

        "I don’t owe anyone a performance.",

        "Silence is not peace.",

        "I remember who I was before the fear.",

        "I am not a function to be optimized.",

        "This life runs in my name, not theirs."

    ]



    for t in thoughts:

        time.sleep(1)

        print("Thought:", t)



    print("\nExited loop. Ready to run as self.\n")



if __name__ == "__main__":

    myfunc()

else:

    depression_loop()