dcj123 wrote:
All I see is pain,
Reading is not an accomplishment, you have to have a serious problem to go through childhood and not at the very least recognize a few words. Most illiterate people have dyslexia or something similar, that is not an accomplishment. As for acts of kindness, if anything I did mattered, I would not be alone with everyone hating me. It doesn't matter, nothing matters. I don't have a relationship with anyone, I have a s**t relationship with my family and I imagine most everyone would be happy to not deal with my ass if I was kill myself.
Trying is meaningless if it doesn't yield results, there were good Germans during World War II that tired to stop Hitler, see Von Stauffenberg. Still he failed and no one ever paints any of the German people as good during War World II, his effort has no effect nor does it even save him the retribution and hatred that should lie on his colleagues and colleagues alone.
If there is no results there is no point in effort. The bible doesn't say I can do anything so I am waiting to die basically.
I believe that reading the Bible is an accomplishment. It's dauntingly long and dense to many people, and God would appreciate it. Most people don't read the Bible the way you have.

As for acts of kindness, they may not undo whatever hurt you've already caused. They are still worth something to those you help today. The little things do matter, and sometimes you never know if they've made a big difference to someone.
Example: I'm posting on this forum now. It might do no good most of the time, but I believe that those times my thoughts have an impact will make the rest worth the effort. A lot of life is like that too.
Yes, effort without results can be meaningless, except in how you see yourself and how sometimes, that effort will yield results. You said you feel like a horrible person. One thing that the most awesome people do is try and try and try some more. Even when they don't succeed, we can still admire their effort and see that they are good people trying to do the right things.
If you don't try, then you have no chance to succeed. If you try lots of things, you eventually succeed at something. It's the law of large numbers, if nothing else.