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Overwhelmed by philosophy- I feel agnostic about all of my values, and it is sickening and preventing me from doing much.

Every since I was introduced to philosophy there is this constant awful agnosticism of my personal values. I feel like love is real, but then I go out to dinner, and the people I am with all agree that polygamy is "the way of the future", and everyone there agrees, and there is this twisted feeling in my stomach bc I cannot explain love to them bc I am not in love now so I can't see forms right now, and then I start to doubt if Plato's forms even exist, or if it is just chemicals. I look online to clarify my views about philosophy of love or philosophy of sex (and these are just two example)- and there are hundreds of competing theories. 


I don't know what my values are regarding love, relationships, sexuality, anymore. 

I really do not know if god exists. Over the past two years- I began agnostic, went to atheist, and now I am pretty sure that there is some sort of god- whatever that word means.

I don't know how I should live. I will return to college next year, but I just hate feeling agnostic and overwhelmed by all of this. 

I am seriously confused about the entire topic of metaphysics and epistemology. My philosopher professor was a materialist and a pessimistic one too- I do not know if he is right. 

I have not even touched political philosophy, philosophy of science, aesthetics and value theory- and I fear it.
gpt
If you want to feel better just follow Hume's advice: arguments may sound convincing, calling your pet theories into question, but at the end of the day just do what you think is right. Or, from the other end, if you are suffering from Kołakowski's law of infinite cornucopia (there are always arguments for competing positions), do the same thing: do what you think is right. If a lot of people around you start saying, 'what you're doing is wrong because X' then take a minute to reevaluate what you're doing in light of X.

In the end, it doesn't matter *that* much if Plato's forms exist, reductive materialism is true or false, or whether you agree that polygamy is A-OK (don't worry: you don't have to marry two or more people if you don't want to. Love will also still exist even if it's between more than two people).

And don't worry about your doubts over the existence of a god. Doubt is a good thing. So you haven't made up your mind yet. Many people never make up their minds--they're open to change.