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 No.311401[Reply]

I'm gonna try and be objective for a change, and say that despite being a 33 year old loser, I'm probably still better off than most people on paper. I'm able bodied, I'm (probably) not mentally deficient, I'm (probably) not hideous, I still have family that support me, I don't have trauma, and I'm not in some kind of terrible situation that I can't get out of.

Despite all that however, I simply don't have any will to improve the parts of my life I'm unhappy with. I feel like it'd be so easy for me to learn to drive again, to join some kind of social club or just be more proactive in talking to people online, but I just will not do it. And it's not like I'm generally miserable or have a problem getting up in the morning or getting things done. I can get up and go to work, I can act like I'm perfectly fine to my family, I can still enjoy video games or jerking off, but it's like there's a block in my brain about this specifically.

Am I afraid? Afraid of saying something wrong again and turning everyone off? Afraid that, even though I'm usually very self-deprecating, it's all just a defense mechanism and if I found out that everyone hates me for real real it would hurt more?

Or is it some kind of autism to actually practice what I preach in my head? Because I feel like asking for help in a real way wouldn't be something that someone who truly hates themselves and thinks they don't deserve to live would do.

Or deep inside, do I believe that this is actually just me, and if I changed these parts I would be fake and not myself anymore?

Either way it feels so ingrained in me, it might as well be my actual personally. I've been bouncing these thoughts in my head for a while and I don't really know where to go from here.

 No.311402

You seem like a normie, not even a failed normie.

 No.311403

People are harder to change the older they get



/wiz/

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 No.230621[Reply]

i will be homeless soon. suicide is soon i suppose.
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 No.230630

>>230629
just hope he have the privilege to live in a place where that is possible, some of us only have frozen shithole as option

 No.230633

>>230630
>just hope he have the privilege to live in a place where that is possible

i'd like to gently introduce the possibility to you of using the human legs and going to where the weather is nice.

 No.230634

>>230633
you serious?

 No.230649

good luck

 No.230650

it's literally impossible to survive as homeless in the long term, your legs become so sore and heavy that is impossible to walk, your toes get infections, in public parks insects bite you all the time and you easily get sick

in developed nations you will eventually be rescued into a public facility



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 No.68063[Reply]

I always played around with it in a very disengaged, uncommitted manner. Well, on September 2nd, just a few days ago, I decided to really learn Linux to the point I could truthfully add to my resume to help me find a position somewhere. For that reason, I picked Ubuntu, possibly the most popular, all-purpose Linux distribution out there. I began doing the edx's version of the Linux Foundation's Introduction to Linux course because of the bells and whistles they have there in terms of exercises and whatnot. Unfortunately, they peppered the whole course with unbelievably idiotic mini videos geared towards morons. Imagery of douchebags with designer haircuts typing away at a laptop with some coolcorp background and annoying music.

So I said fuck it, and instead I decided to read the Linux Bible. But then I found out there's an Ubuntu Linux Bible by the same author, and so that's what I'm reading now. Straight to the point, concise, has exercises, not as many as I would like, but I can come up with variations on my own. Today is the third day I'm following the book, and I intend to make a daily post, briefly talking about the stuff I've learned on that day.

The first day was pretty much just going through the fluff. What Linux is, history of Linux, Unix, GNU, what open source is, etc. That's the first 20 pages of the book's 718 pages.

The second day I read about the X Window System, desktop environments, GNOME desktop, Nautilus file manager, and ways to run Linux (live medium, permanent install, etc.). The exercises consist of messing around with the GUI pretty much, something you would naturally do in a fresh install of an OS. I also had to install Ubuntu because I was running Windows. I got lucky because Ubuntu 24.04.1 came with some broken packages for Nvidia drives, and that of course fucked my shit up, which was a very excellent opportunity to do some tinkering and learning. I got it to work, it only took me an hour or so. I read people saying this is the most broken Ubuntu update in years, which I take as a good sign for my timing. And then I broke Light Locker while changing to Xfce as my desktop environment.

Anyway, third day, today, I finally reach the meat of the book and begin messing around with the shell, trying different commands, pretty simple stuff, whoami, pwd, ls, cd, command syntax, hyphenated options for command's behavior, locating commands, and really, just getting comfortable to mess around in the termPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.71077

interesting to see you followed a book, looking forward to reading the whole thread. when i started i tried to follow along a 7 hour tuorial video, i don't remember if i finished it all the way but i think i regret not bothering with a book. i wasn't into books when i started linux but now i am because i have seen so much internet video already.

if someone was asked me today on how to start with linux today, i'd say find/buy/borrow an old laptop, go to the library with it, leave all other tech at home, install a simple linux distribution on it while checking the books on linux that are in the library and just spend time looking at everything and clicking every button, look in every menu, do every exercise.

i started with manjaro, now i am on fedora, most likely i will go to debian in a few years because the frequent updates annoy me or break stuff for me. i took turns trying xfce, gnome and kde for long periods of time, ended up liking kde the most, i use it with widgets on my desktop that always display system_information. temperature, ssd read/write, network up/down, usage percentage of cpu/gpu/ram/swap.

 No.71078

I switched to it around 8 months ago and found AI specifically command line stuff like claude code made it much easier. If I ever wanted to know how to do something I could just ask or it could just do it for me if it wasn't dangerous. Really like customizing it it's very easy now to have a bunch of custom stuff

 No.71245

>>71077
If you like KDE the best, I recommend OpenSUSE Tumbleweed (not OpenSUSE Leap). The OpenSUSE devs are the number one contributors to KDE, and it's the default DE for OpenSUSE. I'm running it right now, and I can confirm that it is more stable than Fedora's KDE spin.

 No.71252

>>71245
>I recommend OpenSUSE Tumbleweed

when i was distrohopping years ago for the first time i think i tried tumbleweed once and i remember how much i liked the packages that came with it; i made screenshots and put them in a little picture folder, not yet knowing i was looking at kde stuff and how much i would later enjoy everything kde does. might be fun taking a look at it again. though i am using the computer so basically (just browsing, opening basic files, writing text files, steam for games) that i always think i should just move to debian because usually new stuff just doesn't interest me so there is no reason for me to keep so up to date.

 No.71329

I find it really fun to use and tinker with linux on a laptop, I hate that I'm stuck with Windows at the moment.



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 No.229909[Reply]

The more I read other peoples' thoughts, the more I want to isolate. Humans are violent apex predators most of whom are malevolent.
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 No.230095

I am painfully aware of my status as prey.

 No.230096

>>230095
Become the predator. Take what is rightfully yours. Spare no expenses and pay no taxes.

 No.230097

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>>230096
>Become the predator.

 No.230627

>Anyone else just getting weary of other people?

yeah i wear sunglasses because otherwise people notice and are offended with how little i look at them. the greed, the violence, the compliance with evil, the unspoken predatory attitude, the complete disregard of mutual consent, the energy-vampirism. industrialized people are a chore to be around.

 No.230648

paranoia seems to be something fundamental of the human experience



/wiz/

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 No.230503[Reply]

I’ve worked with ALOT of people struggling with intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, schizophrenia (like, actual I cannot understand an abstract idea or trust my senses level of schizophrenia) and chronic illnesses/addictions for quite some time. Comparing the people I’ve worked with to the majority of the people on this site, you guys are arguably way more ahead. Actually, some of you are doing particularly well just for even being able to hold down a job. I won’t dismiss the issues with isolation, parental abuse, social anxiety or missed opportunities (those are real issues), but i also won’t reject the idea that I feel a lot of you tend to ignore how far a lot of you have gotten regardless or your own talents. Idk what to say from here. Im not going to say anything motivational or patronizing or demotivating either. Just take care of yourself regardless
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>>230610
You have to be a verbal person, unlike some cases of severe autism. That is the only prerequisite coming to my mind

 No.230637

>>230609
>I am a failed normie.
Honestly I feel the same about myself. I'm trying to finish a shit tertiary degree where I wasted three years of my life, I think that I'm not even going to get the title, I try to make friends and cannot approach somebody and if I do, he's a reclusive dude worse than me. Now, about succubi it's better not to talk, I am a total failure on that too. I just saw a dude younger than me smoking with two cute succubi, both of them following him, and I just was kinda there like an idiot seeing and wondering how the fuck those guys do it.

 No.230638

>>230637
Oh, I almost forgot something, there was another dude with three succubi with him, how the fuck do they do it?

 No.230643

>>230503
failed normie 35 year old reporting. been a loser for 10 years. lonely walks, music, jerking off, cigarettes is all i have and probably will have for the rest of my life.

 No.230647

>>230643
No need to be hard on yourself regarding normalfaggotry. You're a 30+ year old virgin which is what this site is for.



/wiz/

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 No.230644[Reply]

I want to quit smoking, this habit has been destroying my life for a long time. I can't think straight and can't see color in my life anymore everything is too gray and tiring Im like a soulless painting, I can going to quit smoking, Moreover I don't have a job too.

 No.230645

Yes. Vices do that. There is no winning recipe for quitting rather than suffering through. I was addicted to nicotine for 15 years and alcohol for 10 years. Went into a complete psychosis after a bender last NYE. First couple of months were rough, almost quit my job and came very close to get me fired, but what mattered to me was that I stayed sober. It gets easier with time, but never fades away.

 No.230646

I don't have the smoking gene so the odd cigarette isn't a problem. I could cut back on alcohol though. My real addiction is porn.



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 No.323901[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

No politics or religion in the crawl thread, please.

>Ambient sounds to wash away distraction

https://asoftmurmur.com/
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 No.326070

>>326069
I figured the text reference Matthew 13

 No.326071

how come nobody post bane videos anymore

 No.326072

>>326071
Maybe it's a Baneable offense

 No.326073

>>326068
>>326070
>Matthew 13:39
>"The enemy who sowed the seeds is the devil; the harvest represents the end of the age; the reapers are angels."
Larped like a mass shooter fantasizer.

 No.326074

>>326073
No talking about how cool I am in the crawl thread, please.


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 No.309207[Reply]

"I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me." - Hunter S. Thompson

erowid.org
psychonautwiki.org
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 No.311373

I only slept for 2 hours last night after I abused adderall all day yesterday. About to still take more today though. This shit is the only thing that makes me feel alive anymore #FukkMyLife

 No.311376

>>309207
what drugs make you super horny?

 No.311381

>>311376
White strain kratom did it for me. I was mezmerized by the very concept of cunny. And I didn't even want to jerk off. I could just stare for hours are pretty fictional succubi admiring them.

 No.311382

>>311373
Is it worth it? I known a dealer who sells them for like 10 tablets/50$ but I am hesitant whether it is a worthy thing to invest such a cosmic sum of dough for a poor retard like me.

 No.311400

>>311382
That depends entirely upon your personal criteria for it being worth it. 10 pills for 50$ sounds like a fucking scam unless the pills are a high dosage like 30mg each or so, but I would never recommend someone who never took stimulants before to take that much the first time. The information you provided is not enough for me to give a helpful answer, sorry wizfren.



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 No.226692[Reply]

I think I've just realized a good reason to live.

I have /wiz/ardchan tier sex drive - as in very low

During my teens/20s I had stress so high I had no morningstaff (/dep/ tier past) - but I missed the part where I was supposed to end up a "crab".

All my /hob/ are computer-related, I don't really need too many "real stuff". In fact, I like "industrial" design or straight-up "rustical" crude design.

I dabble a little in /jp/ culture - as in 1950s-1980s, not just modern anime/games/both combined (Touhou Project) and pre-1885 times of samurai

and I have my own taste in /music/ - I have utilitarian preferences, such as commercial background music.


I think my consciousness would be quite useful as a template to copy and to install into various robot-like machines… y'know, it happens sometimes - it's VERBOTEN, ZAPRESHCHENO, PROHIBITED to make X, but there's an opportunity to get Y and upgrade it to something that's close to X. So hey, have fun cloning [and patching up?] my mind with additional knowledge, should manufacturing a strong AI from scratch und up prohibited.

Since I do not identify with seggs/gossip/"SUCCial lifey" and such, I have less problems than regular urban person all while I do not have the addendum of the beautiful divine nature of a proper hermit/monk/a high-composure person who keeps masking own feelings, not genuinely lacks them.
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 No.230414

AND YOU DON'T SEEM TO UNDERSTAND

 No.230415

You know you sound eager to make a positive impact in a post-humanist society but you seem like a perfectly malleable subservient little cognitive in our current post-modern age.

You should be proud of your lack of ambition.

 No.230514

>I just consoom media
>this is a good reason to live

 No.230607

Sounds like you loved the world of 2000s computers way too much. Are you sure the mountain of silicon running millions of mutated "you" would love you back?

 No.230642

>>228955
people have crazy ideas



/wiz/

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 No.230418[Reply]

>open catalog
>ctrl + f
>"vegan"
>0 results
>mfw

So, how's it hanging fellow vizards? What are we putting on our salads this weekend??
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 No.230624

>>230419
>If our daily food is replaced by only eating bananas, what will happen to the next generation in the future?

more energy
less disease
no random fatigue during the day
better digestion
more poops per day but they are quicker because there is less to wipe
quicker recovery from injury
more kids because increased fertility and more attractive people

don't take anyone's word for it though. just do it for 1 or 2 weeks so you can experience this yourself.

 No.230625

>>230446
nice what are you eating currently? for me is
>banana (organic) these are always good, same high quality all year
>apples (not organic) very nice currently! i most enjoy breaburns and grannysmith but i am very picky, they have to have the right crunch, juicyness and sourness or i stop buying them.
>red grapes (not organic) they started selling lower quality ones for cheaper and higher quality ones for a higher price. quality and price varies a lot in grapes so currently i buy a few of the more expensive ones and put them into smoothies
>lemon (organic) those are usually amazing, sometimes i just throw them whole into the smoothie with the rind and seeds though they make the smoothie rough

 No.230626

>>230459
>I couldn't possibly, I like potatoes too much

starch will feed your fungus plus potato is difficult to digest. the inability to eat regular potato raw should tell you anything you need know about this plant…

 No.230632

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in any other thread:
>oh no i am so depressed, i am suicidal, oh i hate my life, oh everything sucks, oh i have this problem, oh my health is so bad, i really hate my body

those same wiz in the vegan thread:
>I AM TELLING YOU MEAT DIET IS THE BEST BECAUSE THERE IS THIS IMPORTANT VITAMIN CALLED B12 AND IT IS LIKE HUMAN HEALTH IS A JENGA TOWER AND IT IS ALL HELD UP BY THIS ONE IMPORTANT PIECE: B12 AND IF YOU DON'T GET IT YOU BECOME MALNOURISHED

 No.230640

>>230632
Lol pieces of shit



/wiz/

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 No.230608[Reply]

And despite everything
Life is good and worth living if you can enjoy comfy vidya and anime
The 3D world was never worth it, not for us
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 No.230619

I don't know very well why but I always end up getting along with other guys like us that for one reason or another end up staying at home most of the day doing nothing but spending their day playing some games or watching anime, also they are lazy and don't have a job.

 No.230620

>>230619
lazyness is mostly genetic
and refusing to work requires a special kind of mindeset, maybe thats it
>>230618
I disagree with that way of thinking
Even if life is meaningless, whats wrong with having fun regardless?

 No.230635

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>eating
>watching hot anime
>sleeping
>bathing once or twice a week
>hanging out clothes
>washing dishes
>playing with cell phones
>doomscrolling
>cleaning the house
>repeat
Guys? This reminds me last time, I've been through it before so i can do it thanks.
>lock opened

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emphasis on if you can enjoy. thats a luxury afforded to only wiz apprentices and newborn type early stage neets. enjoy it while it lasts, because it wont.

 No.230639

>>230620
I am not against fun, I just want to keep it real because life hits you harder than expected when you least expect it



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 No.309031[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

whenever you're depressed or sad, come here and draw something using Oekaki. you can draw whatever you want
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 No.311389

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curse of pee pee apple

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i regreted my post with this draw in it in other thread.

 No.311399

i think i will quit drawing in this thread for now. it is too much of me i think.


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 No.311337[Reply]

The more you interact with people irl the more chances they have to ruin your day
Avoiding contact is the best option for staying happy as a wizard based on my experience
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 No.311383

>>311368
>shared misery is halfed misery

i don't know understand why people say this. this is completely false. sharing misery multiplies the misery. before was one miserable person, after the sharing it is two miserable people. it is like an infectious disease.

 No.311387

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>>311383
>have someone else tell me about their misery
>share in their experience and realize im not alone in the way im feeling
>feel better

 No.311391

>>311387
>share in their experience and realize im not alone in the way im feeling

i'm sorry this makes no sense to me whatsoever. how can you not know that there is misery. i guess you are the kind of person who has to asks others how they are doing because you genuinely can't tell by their aura.

 No.311393

>>311374
>thank god at my job its just me alone at a front desk on the top floor of an empty office building overnight
What kind of job is that?

 No.311394

>>311393
Sounds like security guard



/wiz/

 No.227799[Reply]

Do you want to change your life?
Do you really want to change your life?
MEDITATE
Wizzies, meditation is highly famous but seldom practiced seriously. The results from meditation takes time. It's like exercise. During the first day it will be hard to stay still and concentrate, but as you practice it, your body and mind start getting used to it. The benefits are immense. To mention a few:
>it improves concentration a lot
>it quiet your inner monologue, reducing it to 96% or even 100% depending on how well you are praticing it
>it increases the size of your pre-frontal-cortex which is responsible for making decisions
>increases gaba, which is the chemical that makes you calm
>it sharpens your sense making colors look brighter and sounds sound more vivid
>it gives you insights
>it makes you live in the present moment, since you are not ruminating the past or thinking about the future
>it reduces anxiety

And if you want to make it more meaningful, I advise practicing Buddhist teachings, even if you don't indetify as a Buddhist (that's irrelevant). You can still continue being a Christian and still follow Buddha's teachings for a happier and sober life.

I speak from experience. I've been meditating for 5 months almost everyday and now I'm starting to reap the fruits of my efforts. If I could dedicate my life 100% to spirituality and become a monk, I would, but where I live there's barely any monasteries. I don't mind though. I'm happy. I could be happy anywhere as long as I could practice meditation and the teachings of the great Buddha.

Just do it. Do it today or tonight. If silence is a problem, put on a whine noise sound on your headphones (I do that). Do it for 20 minutes. If it's too hard for you, reduce it to 10, but no less. You first session is always special. You will get out of there thinking: "what the hell, this shit really works".

Good luck, guys!
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 No.229681

>>227853
>feeling that I’d wasted my time.
This is a big part of it; sitting silently IS wasting time and stirs up the anxiety that causes us to feel restless and NEED TO DO SOMETHING (even if that SOMETHING is causing us pain and suffering)

keep sitting with it

 No.229684

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>>227799
Is this a thread of meditation? I the dude of the thread of Magick for relaxation. I wanna share some alternatives to Vippasana or Annapasanti meditation
>Kasina
The use of color gaze or color discs of buddhists
>Tatrak
Candle gazing, i gazed sometimes fires and are damn relaxing
>Sky gazing and cloud gazing
Tibet buddhist do this, very relaxing. Its like a kasina and watching fire at times.
>Wall gazing
The japanese zen do this, i did this for one year and my eyes got a lot of resistance to keep open seing the eyes of others or focus in things.
>Metta phrases or Coue
I tried this with a focus in heart with a hand in my chest and another in arms and its kinda comfy if you achieve a good focus in the activity. I got some funny experiences with this practice, is more fun when you do it when wake up with too much suggestionability in darkness and before sleep. Or you can try at plain sunlight and focus in nature.
>Energy hands or focus in hands
Taoist or magnetic hands
hypnotherapist use this, close your hands in palm forms and focus in it, breath and later try to play like there's a energy between them and ideomotor reflex placebo will act, you can keep focusing or use other methods of meditation very relaxing. You can fake to close them and while you relax and breath you gonna get the fluffy sensation in hands and fingers.

The more you keep doing in focus activity in a routine, the more you gain skill at it. Keep doing (but pls take easy if you force too much your eyes)

 No.230560

I've been meditating on and off for over 10 years. Even attended a couple of meditation retreats. It's so-so. I've had periods where it helped, I've had periods where it seemed to do nothing. I'm still doubtful if meditation has the capacity to be truly transformative in the long term. There's a lot of people out there that have been meditating for a very long time and have nothing to show for it.

 No.230616

meditation seems like inactivity of the mind to me, there's nothing to it

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>>230560
A lot of people never keep training concentration, there's too much focus in Vippasana movement. try techniques to gain more concentration like in old pre-sectarian buddhism. you can try first some around ethics and behaviour to gain more focused meditation in life, later add concentration techniques and try experimenting with meditation.
If quiet work amuse you, try soft body movement meditation or first do some soft exercises for your body before doing quiet meditation, this help with breath and body relaxation.
>very long time and have nothing to show for it.
There's nothing to show.
>>230616
>meditation seems like inactivity of the mind to me, there's nothing to it
Yep, you got it, this is one of the cores, still your perspective is more into the Soto zen ideas but still very buddhist.



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 No.306449[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

What is the average wizard's relationship with religion like? No religious person has ever been able to give me a good argument for why God, if he is out there, is not the most maximally evil being in the universe simply by the virtue of creating suffering when he could have chosen not to. Saying "suffering builds character" and derivatives of is just a manifestation of their stockholm syndrome for this vile entity

>I form the light, and create darkness. I make peace, and create evil. I YHWH do all these things - Isaiah 45:7
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religion makes a lot more sense and actually came full circle and became a source of inspiration again, once I realized Yahweh is the villain

 No.309589

>>309523
I personally didn't really care to post in this thread or enter into this discussion much, but I will say that the quote you've posted sums up (mostly) my thoughts on the existence and misguided worship of God.

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 No.311390

>>306449
Religion ruined my life. I've been surrounded by insane religious people and new age retards all my life


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 No.303825[Reply]

Would they? I've been thinking.

My mom is already LDAR'ing due to the debt and she's already lost one child, so I think either by suicide or stress she would die. My dad? He didn't seem to care that much when my stepbro died, but I am his firstborn. I don't know really. My little brother would probably just turn into me. That's my only concern. Everyone else, would cry for a day maybe.
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 No.310625

My little cousin would maybe be a bit sad. Parents would pretend to be sad about it then stop caring after a bit. Outside of that, no one would care.

 No.310629

>>303825
only my aunt and my dad. after they pass away, all bets are off

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>>305962
>my life was like a game of running away from gross people
I relate to this very much. My parents allowed one of my older brothers to sexually and physically abuse me every day throughout my childhood. The best feeling ever was cutting them off. Even though I’m homeless, atleast I have a job, and I never have to talk to them ever again. I feel better, and being homeless isn’t even 10% as bad as people say, but I’m still sodapressed.

 No.310768

>>303825
So, I think I know what would happen should I untimely perish.

They would hold onto my things as some dusty memorabilia, get their apartment all wrecked and end up in the kind of a nuthouse old mad people aren't expected to ever leave…

 No.311388

Only my mom, and basically that's the only thing keeping me from doing it. Besides, my parents are old (both 74+) and they likely die if I wasn't here, they're stuck up in the past (specially my boomer dad) and cannot manage in the current world. They're partially the source of my depression so this creates a vicious cycle. My mom is also deluded into thinking I'll "be happy" and "make it" someday (I'm 38).

I wish they died so I can finally rope without guilt but it seems like they'll live up to their 90s (my grandma died at 95). I guess I'll end having a collapse and killing myself anyways, I can't take this anymore and the idea of this loop continuing for years is destroying me



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 No.311347[Reply]

I feel like I just want to die, I've already prepared a rope for tomorrow, I hate this life, I really want to die, i can suicide tommorow, Goodbye.
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 No.311365

im sorry, my friend wiz. i want die too, but i like stay wizchan. i hope u cant feel any pain and can rest in piece. if u want to talk, come here again. goodbye for now, wiz.

 No.311372

yeah fuck this existence

 No.311384

>>311360
>Is that a legit option?

if there is a place that stays warm enough year round i'd think so. the fruit and the coconut would keep the hermit in peak health so when accidents can be prevented there is no need for healthcare.

>You might be joking, but I see your point. If its being a homeless hermit or offing yourself, why not try the first?


no i'm not joking, i hate living in the metropolis plantation, i hate the cold climate where i have to hide inside in the winter, i hate the people being degenerate soulless cogwheels and live of candy, pizza and beverages.

 No.311385

>>311384
>the fruit and the coconut would keep the hermit in peak health
"Diabetic" isn't peak health.
>i hate the cold climate where i have to hide inside in the winter
Feeling cold is a consequence of poor health choices.

 No.311386

>>311385
>"Diabetic" isn't peak health.

don't talk about peak health you filthy breadeater



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 No.62325[Reply]

There are too many Touhou fangames on Steam. Which one of them is worth playing? I have only tried Touhou Luna Nights and RAIN Project. Both were fine.
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>>62325
Touhou Double Focus is a charming Metroidvania game with Aya and Momiji as playable characters, I had fun playing it back in the day, it is worth a try

 No.63275

>>63272
additional info: #1 is Metroidvania-genred


#0 can be found on archive.org, I suppose - they play Flash games in Ruffle

 No.63284

>>62327
>Mystia's Izakaya
This one's a lot of fun

 No.63718

>>62325
Older thread but Im looking for a good one besides the ones already mentioned, any new recommendations wizards?

 No.63741

>>63718
What genres are you in to?



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 No.63739[Reply]

Have you ever played Plants vs Zombies like I used to? I haven't played PvZ since because I was bored. I've played it many times before, but I found Plants vs Zombies Scared "pvz scared". Now I'm playing it and it's really fun, more fun than the regular PvZ I used to play. You can download pvz scared here: https://pvzscared.com/download Give it a try and experience the fun

 No.63740

Thanks for the virus



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 No.310904[Reply]

Hesitation is defeat edition. There is no running away.

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 No.311342

We are the demiurge, what would it take to redeem us? Why go through billion consciousness in every form in every timeline in every place? Why do this to ourselves? Insanity.

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My will to live is completely dead, I just don't see a point in continuing this charade. Nothing feels real anymore, everything is a fake illusion. I just want to sleep.

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>>311343
What a comfy place on that pic that reminds me of things from my third world that I often see, thanks!

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>>311343
Just smoke your life away and enjoy the decay, fuck everything, i'll take what I can get from this stupid reality

 No.311380

>>311342
For the fun of it.
The biggest issue is that it is not fun for us, it's puppets. But the observer is ever entertained. And even without entertainment it is perfectly content to just (not) exist.
It doesn't really go through anything, it's immovable and unchanging, just 'feels' and 'watches' the puppet theater. It's fun to observe puppets squeal from suffering as their limbs get torned off and their heads get melted with hot lead.



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