/wiz/ - Wizardry★

>>222682 (OP)
Well, let me explain. First, a serpent rises up from the sea (wand wants to be wizardly), the wiz apple represents a ripe witchie (young witchie flower.) Next, a sword thrusts at the apple (wand thrusts into the witchie), and a gun goes off (mana has been cast.) This magic is how wizkids are made.

>>222689
oh so you mean it's like symbolic? that fetishes are the manifestation in consciousness of deeper unconscious sexual desires?
that's a fascinating perspective, wizzie!

>>222690
t-thank you… you're too kind…

I became a wizard in the first place because of my fetish. I have a deviantart tier and then some tier fetish that no 3DPD sucubbbus can fulfill, so I just became uninterested in the opposite sex. Not like they wanted me either, but still.

>>222685
dude troll it, troll it. it would be so epic

>>222667 (OP)
I did it successfully since 13, due to them being attracted both to me and to my "bullies". I started to think about them as farm animals or worse since then.

>>222667 (OP)
Hatred is a form of devotion
A true wizard is only devoted to himself

Yeah, seething is just going to reinforce your fixation. Better to just let those thoughts pass by, though that skill can be very difficult to master. Congrats on transcending beyond the seethe/cope cycle. I hope you find something satisfying to do with the time/energy you save from not seething.

>>221819
the one about schizos, psychos, normies

>>219338
philosophy is useless

>>222637
That image just gets funnier the longer I look at it.

>>222637
I would save her

Sex is life.

Tbh I dont really hear much about sex once I stopped visiting places filled with young adults.

Older adults seem to still care about sex but it really isn't as in your face as young people make it. They engage in relationships and the sex part is just a minor given that really isn't talked about.

>>222320
we call that a crab

>>211212 (OP)
The few times I heard about sex, it was about gay sex jokes when I was a student, and when people insult each other on the street, lmao

>>222678
I’m too scared to click
Is it loli or cp or dolphin porn

>>221986
I forgot to mention my first therapist. It was some jew psychiatrist who was a terrible therapist. He gave me pills that made it hard to orgasm and fell asleep during a few sessions. Dude was by far the worst.

>>221020 (OP)
Being NEET is my therapy. Some of us need it desperately

>>221020 (OP)
No, therapy is a scam.

Autism/schizo no, everything else yes

>>222622
This. Not being forced into a hellhole normie job and having enough neetbucks to live on is why I still bother staying alive.

I am very strict about following what i think is an optimal diet. I am still mentally fucked. If i eat unhealthy food now like chocolate it makes me feel sick and hurts my stomach so i dont even feel like eating it. That's probably just because my body is not used to it anymore. I can't tell if diet makes any meaningful difference to mental health or energy levels (unless you're fat of course).

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10619695/

Some reading for anyone wondering why most people on the spectrum seem to have issues with acne, redness,
rosacea and psoriasis.

It can all be more or less managed by cutting out sugar, wheat, simple starches and eating anti-inflammatory things like omega 3 oils.

>>222661
Some cases of rosacea are deleted by taking sunlight enough. Just some of them.

>>222661
>fasting
helped me too against brainfog. I used to take juices but I learnt they rest efficiency to autophagic processes

>>222666
They do. Half a liter of orange juice has as much sugar as a large bar of chocolate. It will raise your blood glucose sky high.
Juicing is stupid and incompatible with fasting.

The only exception being if you juice by only using water and green veggies in the blender - which will have around 15kcal in a massive pint and wont raise blood sugar whatsoever.

>>222665
The issue gets worsened by sunlight. But the thing is, a slight tan will greatly hide the redness.
There isn't a cancer or flushing safe way to do it except self tanning drops mixed into a moisturizer.

i got a degree in accounting during covid but i never ended up getting a job after college. i dont know how i would explain my 2 years of not working after graduating and no work experience in general. i heard you can just make shit up but getting caught up in a lie seems more stressful than NEETing so im unemployed for the time being. basically if you have any work experience or an intership in your last year of college you should be set to get a job no matter what your degree is so do something you enjoy so that you pursue an intership which will open many doors.

>>222642
Sure
I'm a britfag and we have a fine grain higher education and degree system here.

Instead of "community college degree" or whatever, it's a National Qualification (NQ) which is a one year course in a college/university setting for learning which, if you don't want to continue with after the year, you graduate with a dinky little certificate. You can then go on to a second 1 year course called a HNC, from there to a third year course called a HND, from there directly into a bachelors degree (3rd year in university), from there to a masters - I personally did this. So after mandatory schooling, you can spend 1-5 years according to your ability and get a corresponding recognition of and certification in something to that 'degree' of skill.

Since it's so easy and - at least when I was doing recruitment - free for most people, if you *didn't* have that at least, it was a reasonable assumption there was something wrong with you and we, the recruiting agency, presenting you to our clients would look bad on *us*, never mind *you*. Therefore, without a degree of some kind we didn't waste the man-hour turning your cv into a product we could sell to an employer.

That was before OpenAI automation. I dread to think what it's like now.

>>222454 (OP)
As a comp eng major I would advise you to only go into this field if you're really passionate about it. Competition is insane, the market is saturated and it's a field that can easily be offshored. Of course, a handful of skilled engineers will always do a better job than a horde of low paid jeets but that doesn't matter to the people who run the business and only care about profits. And competition for those jobs who are still seeking local talent is getting more and more fierce.
Depending on where you live the trades might be an option but here anything except the really shitty ones (anything regarding buildings) are underpaid as fuck, which is why I didn't become a carpenter instead.
Maybe electrical engineering or structural engineering or something in the direction of medicine might be more 'future proof'. Either way you will have to make it through 3-4 years of school/college first. Good luck wizzie, it's tough out there.

>>222650
That's what I feared, in my country it's the same. Everyone has bachelors in something, people without diploma are either geniuses who found well-paying job very early in life or socially and mentally failed autists like me. I need to suicide.

can someone tell me how to get into college online? i live in the us and i think im vaguely interested in STEM stuff due to my interest in programming/math (im not really that great at either but i think theyre cool)

>>220983
leftoid avatarfag preys on giga autist's inability to understand the nuances of ethical issues

>>220980
A sane mind won't give a damn about slurs, buzzwords or /pol/ tier dialogues. You just sound like leftie

>>220752 (OP)
Because they get away with it. Stop using introverted thinking on that. Use extroverted thinking
>not so much "where is the cause"
>but rather "it needs this to work as it should"

I wouldnt say violent but The only Times I Have had normies yelled at me, they were average normies. Someone who is strong or big like 6'4 isnt as likely to Hell at you. The average people Have The most overblown egos and something to prove.

Theyre not fine with their position and Will do anything to stop above it.

>>220752 (OP)
Most normies are just waiting for an opportunity to unleash all the violence inside them. Just look at soccer fans; it's not uncommon for pitched battles to break out at the end of the match.

>>221131 (OP)
Improving your endurance might solve something. Gooning, I mean. To know that you could do better than any of them due to some proper training.

Your cuckery, have it present, is not due to them having it… but probably due to some subconscious traits within you that were collapsed or mistreated under the promise of sex. A cuck is someone giving up something in exchange for unworthy responses, do you relate? Take the gift away, if you can find it.

I cannot relate to you, since my cope was to RENOUNCE to what I couldn't have so my sadness would be beaten from inside, instead of consolated. this is how I stopped being a failed normie. I subverted the values of the sexual market because I rejected succubi out of pure dissappointment about them and rejection the very same normie standard you seethe to fulfill.

the more you delve on how green the neighbour's grass is, the more you forsake your own garden, whose issues might something quite different. Not even plants at all, they might be.

It be your sex the one which must be craved, it be them who must seduce you into it… not you trying to fit their schemes. FLIP THE OMELETTE, exert social pressure back, deflect it.

Be to the puss what the puss is to you, instead of getting lured into games that are purposefully planned for you to lose. Be the gamemaster. Get ripped, shun normies, shun succubi, glow up and set the standard. Criticize the standard, swap roles. It's all about mindframe.

It be them who must seethe for thine cock. You are indeed falling for a trap!

>>221131 (OP)
It's the misery of men giving succubi the easy way, taking all the weight of relationships upon them, what caused the actual scheme.

I only know that retention after gooning is what makes libido alive without having it wasted. Fap, yet no cum. If you manage this, you might even look at them differently knowing you could pound them harder than even their couples… while refusing to even trying to start a conversation yourself. It's big damn wizardry totally deserving the meme upon volceldom.

Also the aura upgrade that comes because of no-cum, gets even higher. In many wiz, libido exists but it low, and I see we can achieve this because of that.

>>221153
>how long are we going to pretend that wizard life is a good life as opposed to being a life that is full of hardships, depression, and sufferings
You can be an entitled piece of shit who made a sin of procreation and still have suffering and depression or be a moral citizen who don't put new creatures into this hell. Sex doesn't cure depression, people are ugly and suck. If you're not misanthropic then you're delusional or guilty all the same.

Succubi marrying so that someone would take care of them when they are old end up taking care of their old spouse. Cleaning shit, dealing with the consequence of the stroke and then the man dies and nobody takes care for the succubi. And kids emigrate to America or Europe. Cope dies, hope dies, and evolutionary bias goes on.

>>222654
And heritage seekers/aids won't be around every day, let alone 24/7.

Have you ever read "The Vision of Piers Plowman"? Has anyone who was not assigned to read it by an educational institution? How much of the most important key fundamentals of the life of a common man does anyone alive today share? Really? "Those who work, those who fight, and those who pray." These are not understandable social categories to the citizen of the 21st century. They were the fundamental social categories of all of human history to a point, but only human history. Human prehistory was almost certainly as strange to the humans who lived within history as the human present would be to either category. Piers Plowman is kept current because it was so in touch with the experience of life of a normal vice-filled common man, but no-one shares that experience or that worldview and it would be nonsense to try to replicate it.

One day in the near future, perhaps as late as the end of the 22nd century, most human consciousness will flow from neuro-paste cultured in wafers which gained most of its experience of its "world" through interaction with diffusion models and language models which are themselves trained off of the creative output of those large banks of human biopaste wafers. There will be much more consciousness embodied in the relatively small volume of biopaste than in all the generations of human life that lead up to it. As far as we can tell today all human intelligence and consciousness exists within a relatively small volume of a few neural clusters along the surface of the gray matter of the brain, we would not really have much use for the majority of the neurons of a normal brain. The living space and resources required for an apartment complex would house the cognitive resource equivalent to millions in this more efficient human mind harvest farm. Life within the jar along the wafer in the dream of a robot harvesting your joy and fear and imagination and thought is the key, fundamental human lifecycle and human lifespan that is waiting for those who arrive in the near future, and it can only be averted to anything else by way of a competency crisis or by poisoning the advancement of science with deliberate scientific fraud. The experience of being human will not be fundamentally similar to life enmeshed in the family dramas and interpersonal traumas of early 21st century liberal two legged fully bodied society for long.

Perhaps most human brain matter will have been dedicated to living its early life as a buPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>214490
I agree. Interactions with normgroids/normalfags/normies/normyloids that include humor, jokes, memes, etc. are great and very enjoyable. It's a shame that they're shit at every other thing and would backstab you over the smallest thing.

>>214460
What you say may make sense for spiders, but not for humans.

We're social creatures, 'rite of passages' have always been a thing,
you may argue if those things really matter or if those 'key experiences' are just overrated
but truth is that for society those things matter, and not having them makes life even harder to navigate.

It would be fine if you didn't have to get a job or feel the urge to socialize sometimes, but we can't deny our nature.

>>214454 (OP)
Beware of letting normie standards set inside you. Be sure to know what you are not done for.

>>219783
I just wanted to say I've heard of it independently but never read it.