>act like life has any meaning
>act like social norms have any kind of importance for you as an individual
Instead of wallowing in self-pity, you guys could just say 'fuck it', and start doing things for yourselves. Learn, work-out, any productive activity that brings you any sort of feeling of achievement. People find you ugly? Tough luck. You act like a beta cuck? Cruel. These are just fucking excuses.
Afterwards, people might appreciate you for what you do, and when a person talks to you, they'll have more to talk than fucking video-games&whatnot.
Remember, robots - pohuism is the way. Maybe this way you'll make friends afterall.
this fucking movie magic 'just do something cuhrazy bro, life's a journey!!!" shit is nauseatingly gay
fuck off faggot
>Learn, work-out
Why? theres no meaning after all, sorry but i would rather be a manchild forever
>>>23324851
Because being manchild apparently does not make you too satisfied. At least doing something will make you forget about your condition
>>23324614
It's not movie magic. Why should you find a purpose? ;) Propose something better you lil fag.
>>23324614
this.
end of thread.
>>23324532
>start doing things for yourselves. Learn,
Been doing that since middle school m80. Once you learn how to enjoy the company of yourself life becomes much simpler.
>>23324532
But I am. It's my parents who think I need a job, friends and a girlfriend
>>23324532
>Learn, work-out, any productive activity that brings you any sort of feeling of achievement
what do you do if you don't feel that? Is this a normie thing or something, I've never felt pride when I accomplished some self-improvement task
>>23325420
I agree. Doing something makes you forget about how you feel. Learning works for me. I feel down? I start learning something interesting. Plus, if you enjoy the company of yourself, you're on your way to autocracy.
>>23325528
Then you can do them to forget about youself. I don't feel good about making myself better (I already know that I'm a shit person). For me, playing games is sort-of limited, you can try other things too.
If you want a long-term advice, I recommend the writings of Nietzsche and M. Foucault. Start with the early, depressing work of Nietzsche, when he was a robot too. He then found a sort of solution (the will to power) - he never applied it to himself, but I did. It's not perfect, and I suppose it varies from person to person. Nietzsche usually has this effect on me - I always feel understood, and I get a sort of motivation.
>>23325699
I never got the whole will-to-power thing. I don't want power. I don't want to command others, I hate being in leadership positions. I don't get innate satisfaction from being the "best" person I'm able to be, for some value of best. (physical prowess for the /fit/ crowd, or intelligence, or whatever)
Now I freely admit that I'm only vaguely familiar with Nietzsche, and that talking to his devotees on a Laotian bicycling forum isn't the best education on the matter. But whenever I've done so, the thing that they've never given me a satisfying answer for is what if you don't feel the desire for the things Nietzsche says should be your goals?
