Given that you frame yourself as inferior, yes, it's normal for a broken and deficient thing to panic at perceived contrast.

At such a point you might as well get down on your knees and orally pleasure Chad on the spot. Let him use your ass if he wants. Because functioning in such a way renders you slave to Chad and probably everyone else kin your environment.

Ditch this notion of weighing yourself relative to some ideal, if you aren't using it to improve. It's naive and shows you don't know how life or people work.

>>17365839
>Ditch this notion of weighing yourself
You do know that acting like nothing you say or do has any societal effect is just as stupid as assuming it has everything to do with such, yes?

>>17365910
Depends what you mean by "societal effect". Some people's impact on their environment as far as branching outcomes probably really would be trivial, with any minute differences in other people quickly reconverging to the general range they would have been had you not existed at all. The idea of a butterfly effect is quite real, but often overstated in short range magnitude.

Otherwise, yes, it's incorrect to assume you're invisible. Or whatever you're trying to say. The point is that the OP would be served much better with a different lens to view the world.

>>17365910
>nothing you say or do has any societal effect

I can't find such a thing mentioned in the post you're replying to.

Were did you get the assumption that anon was saying that?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gO7uemm6Yo