u/UpperDurian5100

That's it. That's all I ever will be. A pathetic, miserable piece of shit that only can spend all day long scrolling through his phone. I won't ever get into my dream uni. I won't ever get jacked. I won't ever be able to accomplish something in this life. I wonder why I had to be born. I wonder why I didn't die when there was a quite good opportunity for it.

Why does everything have to be this way?

That's it. That's all I ever will be. A pathetic, miserable piece of shit that only can spend all day long scrolling through his phone. I won't ever get into my dream uni. I won't ever get jacked. I won't ever be able to accomplish something in this life. I wonder why I had to be born. I wonder why I didn't die when there was a quite good opportunity for it.

Why does everything have to be this way?

What is it called, in linguistics, when a word / an expression / a sentence is syntactically correct, but semantically empty?

For example, there's a joke in Russian:

— Как тебя зовут? ("What's your name?", the literal translation is "What do they call you?")

— Меня не зовут, я сам прихожу (They don't call me; I come myself)

Or this:

– Что мы будем есть? (What will we eat?)

— Еду (Food.)

The questions are answerred strictly grammatically, but the answers do not carry any meaning.