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 No.227908[Reply]

It's official. Sexbots are almost* here.

Would you guys sexbotmaxx or remain a pure Wizard?
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 No.227963

>>227910
>implying wizardry is an ailment, not a choice

Unfortunately the definition has started to change long time ago, especially with the crab invasion. Anything you say against it is "cope".

 No.227966

>>227964
think about it. you're gonna pay corpos to fuck you. think hard about it.

 No.227968

>>227908
You don't really need the whole robot. You can use controllers, strokers and VR headsets to produce better sex than with sexbots. Heccing you can even have strokers that ARE controllers.

Wizards aren't the community for that.

>>227963
Yeah and they're not even resisting.

>>227966
Popups, microtransactions and enshittification.

 No.227998

Do I have to clean her up?
If yes, the answer is no

 No.228000

>>227908
I highly doubt these sexbots are going to be affordable for your average Wizard. It'll be a sex doll with servo motors and a speaker realistically speaking. Sex dolls are already expensive as is. They probably won't be an option for another 50-100 years and that's being generous with my prediction. Most of us will be dead by then. Sorry for killing your optimism. I always wanted a robot wife ever since I was a kid.



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 No.220551[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Being skinnyfat is /wiz/ manifest on your body. It's through no fault of your own that it happens: you didn't overeat, nor were you particularly lazy. Rather, being socially and mentally deficient forced you inside, where you moved less and less vigorously than the average normalfaggot child would.

The normalfaggot child, through no skill, hard work, or determination of their own, built a genetically normal amount of muscle over a long period of time just by being outside and moving with their other normalfaggot friends. They ate more than you, they enjoyed the fruits of life more than you, and they worked so much less harder than you— and they were rewarded for it with physical desirability.

The normalfaggot, then grown up, grows arrogant, and thinks themselves special, even though they put no effort into the good things that life and their sociability gave them. With this attitude set, they spit venom at the lazy, ugly, disgusting skinnyfat people.

Fuck this condition.
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 No.227985

>>221148
>most people (especially americans) are out of shape.
this. Even 3/4 of male porn stars are out of shape.

 No.227986

>>227985
You pay attention to that stuff? Ew. Ew!

 No.227987

>>227985
How is this comparison relevant? Why do you hold porn stars to any sort of physical standard to the point of taking note of their poor health?

 No.227988

>>227985
they only need to have a big cock cuz their stupid faces aren't going to make it into the camera anyway in most cases.

also what a disgusting move to mention male porn stars. eww wiz

 No.227990

>>227333
>Nietzsche did not seem to defend social Darwinist
ironic, I sold my Thus Spoke Zarathustra copy after finishing maybe 1/3 of it precisely because it stank like a book typically regarded as a favourite by this kind of people >>225301 >>225295


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 No.221020[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Do you think psychotherapy can help NEETs to become something better? It's such a common advice out there: go to therapy, it's the best you can do to help yourself, it's your responsibility etc etc. What's your experience with therapy? Do you think it genuinely might help?
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 No.227590

Personally it helped me a lot. I didn't divulge things that I decided to keep confidential and got help from most of my other troubles I could talk about with a licensed professional. Your mileage will vary from therapist to therapist, but most of them will be able to help you in some way. I should stress that therapy will not help you if you do not have a desire to change and discipline to follow through, otherwise it's just a waste of time. I know some of my friends who have been on therapy for many years and I belive that's just complete bullshit and you are wasting your or someone else's money to vent to a therapist. LLMs also give you bullshit advice, validate your delusions that put you in a bad spot in the first place and they record everything you send to them. Don't divulge your deepest secrets to a bunch of evil companies.

My personal advice to anyone on imageboards seeking advice is to consult a person in person that is already doing well in life and willing to lend some help. I cannot understate how many years I have lost listening to bullshit advice I have read on imageboards, and I highly recommend that - if you have a genuine desire to change - you chart your own fate with your best judgment and a discipline and follow the advice of competent people around you.

 No.227591

I don't understand how therapy can help unless you are lonely and need some sense of security that is brought by talking to a trusted person.
Anyway, all people that shill therapy never explain what they were treating and what the therapist did to help them.
It's like that >>227590 anon described: uh, well, therapy helps, but you need to put in le work and shiiiet…
Okay, if it works, why nobody gives me concrete examples.
I want:
>Their diagnosis
>The symptoms they were treating
>What exactly the therapist did
>How it helped in concrete ways
>How their quality of life improved after therapy
But you never hear that.

 No.227592

>>227591
Do you really think you are entitled to my medical information? That's wild.

 No.227889

>>227591
fuck it, why not

> Clinical Depression brought on by a pseudo psychotic break caused by not making the cut of postgrad candidates I'd spent the last year and change of my life trying to achieve


> Psychomotor retardation (lol), audio hallucinations, stress rashes, near daily nightmares


> Specifically;

"Catastrophic thinking and going all in on every stimulus is not actually a rational strategy. Sure you put yourself into everything you did, but you did this because 1. you didn't have any attractive alternatives and 2. you have not developed a sense of scale appropriate to your situation."

That specifically got the ball rolling for me. Up to that point in my life my lack of skill and social graces had been made up for by intensity and hard work and *I thought that was how things were supposed to go*. It had been so ingrained in me to the point of pseudo autism to just go all in on everything always and the level of actual challenge in my life up to that point was such that it had actually worked. Encountering the real fucking world and market forces for the first time was something I was not prepared for in the slightest. And this was *after* I had a job and successfully completed 4 years of study with what were awarded as merits.

>QOL wise

I started thought stopping on projects and tasks until they had been assessed on ROI and available layout perspective. In turn I started turning down opportunities and stopped thinking that I had to do everything that was presented to me as a moral imperative.

I've read/been told that effective therapy is when bad habits and maladaptive strategies have become so ingrained that not only can the subject not change it but they're incapable of recognising it. Outsourcing some of the cognitive load and being assessed against a coherent framework was useful in recognising that what I had assumed was a valid strategy on the rare occasions I thought about it, was essentially a streak of luck.

And like, yeah? It's not like optimal life habits are taught in school, most parents are absent, dysfunctional or both, and most cultural reference points are not optimised or even particularly organised. So where in fuck are you supposed to learn hPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

 No.227974

>>221020
It helped me with the immediate issue of my mother's death but otherwise I'd say the psychotherapy was a waste of time and money. As for the drugs they seem to have worked, as now I feel much better, so there's that, but I understand they won't help everyone, certainly not as much as a proper diet would (I'm still working on that personally).


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 No.224780[Reply]

Should I take the Catholic pill?

They seem to genuinely respect Wizards and have a tradition of hermits. Their priests are a celibate ruling class.

I didn't grow up around Christians but it seems like the difference between them and other Christians is that they're the original church together with the lesser known Orthodox Church.

I don't get all the rules they have though. You shall attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation and rest from servile labor. You shall confess your sins at least once a year. You shall receive the sacrament of the Eucharist at least during the Easter season. You shall observe the days of fasting and abstinence established by the Church. You shall help to provide for the needs of the Church, each according to his or her own ability.

I'm overwhelmed. I get why people just go with the DIY protestant approach but it seems like if the Catholics are one of the original churches Jesus said was legit then it's a safer bet.

Look I don't get how there can be a miracle like resurrection either and frankly all the Abrahamic religious miracles seem really underwhelming compared to the wild stories of Hindu gods. But so many people believe in Christianity from a Pascal's wager perspective it seems like I might as well consider it.

At least it'll make me feel like I'm less LARPing some fantasy wizard and instead I'll seem like a faithful religious hermit which gets more respect points
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 No.227885

>>224780
it's one of the world's oldest ponzi schemes, so would probably appeal to the gullible shutins of this board

 No.227886

God's first command to humans was "go forth and multiply". By being wizards God already hates us.

 No.227926

>>227886
God is a nigga

 No.227951

I guess if you want to live a life of incredibly low-self esteem, high guilt, and even worse sexual hangups then yea become Catholic.

 No.227958

>>227951
this

imagine making your life revolving over a … well… someone who started a life as a sole survivior of some ridiculous execution.



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 No.227680[Reply]

you know what would be nice? a way to further leave our humanity behind. free from the urges of the flesh, keeping only the love for anime, vidya, music, movies, perhaps food (though i would dispense that one personally). only the basic joys that life offers, the kind that allows me to have them independent of companionship.

in essence, a mecha, a robot, a machine that doesn't seek to harm but it is able to defend itself, enabling a life free from society, free from others, making them completely optional. i know that this is partly possible in human form, as my desire for the opposite sex begins to die down at the level 34.

but as this desire dies, leaving no trace of want or disdain, only cold indifference as the age progresses, a disconcerting peace takes place, along with the existential questions.

where to go from here? driving a car with no destiny, maybe that gives a high. once that is done, now what? maybe watching evangelion for the gorillionth time. making a new food or kicking the ball randomly. i don't know, i guess i am not used to this much freedom.

winning the struggle of the flesh comes with a price after all. "where to go from here?", the question comes up again, along with the image of a child looking up to you, holding your hand.

and that child is you.
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 No.227693

>>227692
Stop getting dopamine too fast then. Go do a challenging hobby or something.

 No.227695

>>227690
how can you tell?

 No.227696

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>>227680
>where to go from here?
there is nowhere to go and nothing to do.
and if you look at humans from an outside perspective you can see that it doesnt really matter anyway.
a human gets born, consumes resources and then eventually dies and thats it.
what he does between birth and death is pretty much meaningless be it rotting in a room watching youtube until he expires or being a normalfag wagie with a wife and kids and then croaking in some nursing home later.
its completely irrelevant what you do or dont do. its all meaningless and you can fill this time with whatever you want and I know this is easier said than done as someone who doesnt give a shit about anything and doesnt want anything. its difficult to find ways to burn some more lifetime.

logically speaking it makes sense to minimize suffering and try to enjoy the few good moments like a good meal or a shower or shit like that.
if you at some point run out of things to do thats basically it, you saw everything you wanted to see and now you just wait for that last part of death to finish your life's story.

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Yes, OP.
THAT hopefully would be nice. I experienced a nice beautiful feeling of almost not wishing for anything lately and that perfect. Perfect. Every single minute detail.

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 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.227850

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>>227799
OP I did a thread about this long time ago but maybe more magic focused, check this out for more techniques, books and etc.
https://wizchan.org/dep/res/303398.html

 No.227853

Don’t get sucked into this crap, I tried meditating myself for awhile and felt no different other than the feeling that I’d wasted my time.

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>>227853
>Don’t get sucked into this crap, I tried meditating myself for awhile and felt no different other than the feeling that I’d wasted my time.
When you meditate you literally do nothing, its the Tao literal. but tao have no meaning.
>I tried meditating myself for awhile and felt no different other than the feeling that I’d wasted my time.
maybe you lost your time bacause you're supposed to do other more useful thing for you.
but when you sit and breath and become chill of wathever shit is happening you chill out for sometime.
your brain have some real-time change activity doing this time to time.
But if you dont want to meditate just do some sport or hig-focus relaxation activity like art or something you enjoy and chill you.
Its better than doing nothing or use drugs or wathever fucked up thing to get high when you can just get
>Grounded
and yes its healthy, maybe.

 No.227860

>>227859
>its the Tao literal. but tao have no meaning.
That's the "slip and fall" interpretation of Tao. Remember, Tao that is called Tao is not Tao. As in, a way set by someone else is not your way. To travel your own path, to make your own way, is to find your own Tao, which is the only Tao.

 No.227878

You know nobody going do that



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 No.226682[Reply]

More often than not I find myself having problems with experiencing proper passage of time. Sometimes I think how X was so long ago, only to discover it happened just two or three months ago, while at the other hand things that I think of as "recent" are already couple of years old. Since I always have "something to do", days pass very quickly at unnoticeable pace. Everything post covid feels off, everything turns into an uniform past that was both "recently" and "a long time ago" and I don't feel like I'm making memories, just it's stuff I remember, if you get what I mean.
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 No.226918

>>226838
IDK, ask AI if some interactive museums support this or that kind of VR


all while VR comes in folk-friendly version (Google Cardboard for your celly) and preem versions (anything built to be above Oculus)

 No.226962

ive noticed different time discrepancies as i get older (only 26) as well as post 2012, i would say maybe routines accelerate time simply because of the auto pilot nature of being deeply into a routine

 No.227495

>>226832
>>226835

come to think of it, I need to dedicate one of my empty notebooks to…

 No.227522

>>226682
Kind off, I've done the same schedule for days, and time passes on far too quickly

 No.227874

>>226962
I'm 30 and I feel you on that 2012 thing.
Sure the mayan thing was a meme, but to me as well that was a major turning point. Things just felt off ever since.



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 No.227539[Reply]

I turned 30 in December. I'm a dateless KHHV. Was told I would become a wizard, and get magic powers.

Did not get any magic powers. :(
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 No.227611

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>he didn't get any powers

 No.227612

>>227608
can your robot suck your dick while moaning? idk if it's wizardly tho

 No.227613

>he actually believed he would receive powers

Unfortunately you only get powers if you didn't spend time jerking yourself stupid and actually put that towards some concentrated effort. At the same time, I don't want to say wizardhood is inherently a high achievement thing, because it's not. It's just what you get when you're left to your own devices, a big part of which is being a virgin at 30.
>>227612
The part of it that's not cancels out the part that is.

 No.227808

>>227539
It's more like a prerequisite.
The other half is tomes and practice.

Here you go.

:3

Flame Sword Level 5:
https://youtu.be/89evt8cBw3A

The Elemental Suite:

Fireball Lvl 1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucQiozPOsMQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7ggRcHb0W0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5kQeVvoTl0

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 No.227868

>>227564
Yep, that's right. I'm a 1995. I'm ancient, I was born in the 20th century!

>>227611
Feelsbadman.jpg

>>227613
Makes perfect sense, I goon all day err day.

>>227808
Wowow!! Thanks!!



 No.227831[Reply]

I think that today, autistic and witchy people have a huge advantage over neurotypical people. We have extensive knowledge on a wide variety of subjects, we are determined in the face of adversity, and even if we are socially awkward or find it difficult to talk to people (this is my case, I am socially isolated) we can come together in these spaces and stop forcing social contact with neighbors or parents who ask us for the umpteenth time why we still don't have any friends or a girlfriend. Personally, I'd rather go online to investigate the Epstein case than have friends, and I think that's the case for many of you here. The others are completely ridiculous with their social codes to follow. They restrict themselves in terms of intellectual capacity in a completely stupid way to appear socially acceptable because the norm prefers a dumb athlete to a brilliant intellectual. That's why most people prefer athletes like soccer players or basketball players to Gregori Perelman, who solved Poincaré's conjecture. This whole circus is completely ridiculous. People make fun of their neighbors when they themselves are stupid, but to reassure themselves, they say that others are stupid and criticize us because we are not “within the norm.” We do not accept the social contract imposed by popular dogma, which wants us to we criticize to reassure ourselves without accumulating knowledge. Also, do people really compare their time spent on TikTok or Instagram to the knowledge in books, articles, and other sources before criticizing others? Maybe we should look in the mirror and accept that we are trash in order to change and follow a virtuous path that respects others. That's why we're here discussing this: we need to create a close-knit community and distance ourselves from the idiots who criticize us, keeping only those who understand us.And besides, it's not AI that's going to save these idiots. They need to rediscover what it means to read books, to dream, and to use their brains.
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 No.227833

do you live with parents

 No.227838

>autism is my superpower *Dies from a heart attack after someone asked him to turn down the volume on his 2DSXL"

 No.227839

Let me clarify my vision. I think that weird people, including autistic people who are rejected and anyone considered strange by neurotypical humans, should unite to overturn social norms and make humanity as a whole think. I'm talking about a cultural revolution of “social misfits.” Of course, I am aware of what this implies, but for me, social media allows us to socialize with people who are similar to us. However, the problem is that there is still this very democratic idea that Alexis de Tocqueville described in Democracy in America the idea of the tyranny of the majority against minorities and, even more so, against people who are excluded and isolated. I think we need to unite and create real unity and cohesion in order to spread this idea and replace the idea that people are weird, because these ideas eat away at us from the inside.

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 No.227846

>>227840
why, why do you mock him so, wizbrother? can't you see the glory? can't you see the magnificent dawn marking the day this devil possessed world succumbs to the justice of our magic? imagine staying proudly atop the hill, your chin raised high, overlooking the creation of demiurge and thinking 'all this belongs to me and answers to my call'. imagine it wizbrother! how can it not stir your soul?



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 No.227751[Reply]

The world is increasingly becoming more and more hostile to wizards, non-neurotypicals, hermits, the disabled etc. and public opinion in the west practically desires salt mines or concentration camps for such human beings in a very veiled passive-aggressive way.

How are you dealing with the monster planet? I have a gut feeling I have less than 10 years before shit hits the fan. With the economic recession, even otherwise somewhat sane normies are openly posting their wishes of killing off marginalized people. And these people are a large political voting block.
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>>227783
>Another funny thing I remember about the subject of people being nice to autists was I remember threads that seemed to agree that black succubi had treated them nicest.
Uh its weird but same experience, the ebony succubi i know are oddly pleasent with me. Yes, there're tribal wild retard but if you compare with other succubi… weird experience.
Yes, its can be a reduction to absurd or a logical fallacy with a damn cognitive disonance of socialization and ignoring other experiences bacause i dont know much black succubi but i know more nice black succubi than assholes ones.
>Also
Maybe the autist its a farm or food-recollector and the black its a wild tribal trying to make a deal for goods… nah its some pseudo-science evolution schizo bullshit i made up in my head, sorry.

 No.227794

>>227774
I guess because most libtards are from well to do families they are like this, but even in nazi germany people like himmler got good lives

 No.227807

>>227751
We'll do the same thing we did last time. We'll lead the inquisition. The morons will always lap it up. Wizzies will survive.
https://youtu.be/CMyvIDLAub8

 No.227814

>>227797
You do realize autism wasn't even understood as a distinct thing until 1940s?
Quoting the W:
>Kanner thought that the condition he had described might be distinct from schizophrenia

 No.227821


>>227814
It was thought of as a more severe form of asperger. Autism as a diagnosis didn't exist yet.



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