>>28543293
I'm dreading going home for the summer.

All my friends back home do nothing but plays games online with each other.

While all my friends here at school are betas we at least do stuff.

>>28543293
Be gone, swine

I don't hate normies, you can't blame retards for going with the flow. But for someone to be an outsider and still desire the normie lifestyle is pathetic.

Me I guess. I mean I like staying at home sometimes but I want to go out and do shit too sometimes.

>>28543369

>people that have healthy and normal social urges are pathetic

Sure friend.

>>28543369
Wouldn't even mind being an outsider, as long as I got to do cool shit.

Being an outsider pre-internet/pre-videogames actually sounded pretty fun tbqh. Modern day "outsiders" are boring as shit and sit on their ass all day, at least in the west.

>>28543361
I feel this feel.

I used to think my friends were more normie than me, but they've become more reclusive over time.

Also, I just think it's fucking rude when a mate asks you out to just blow them off and say "oh I'm busy with X" when it's painfully obvious you just want to sit inside and wank/play vidya. Which is something my friends do often.

>>28543410
Is getting drunk nightly a healthy and normal social urge?

>>28543444
I think the stereotypical normie is just as boring as the stereotypical vidya-playing robot.

>>28543444
I even try to plan shit out, which is extremely challenging for me, and they just blow it off and say "Just get on Destiny bro." or something like that.

>>28543471
>Is getting drunk nightly a healthy and normal social urge?

People generally don't get drunk for the sake of drinking, though. Drink is a "social lubricant", and going for a drink is also an excuse to socialise.

>I think the stereotypical normie is just as boring as the stereotypical vidya-playing robot.

Depends how you look at it. There are dense normies who live very vapid lives and go out to the same places to do the same things every night. But I think there are broad swathes of normies that actually experience a much wider variety of things and meet a much wider variety of people than a vidya-playing robot.

>>28543471

Never said drinking every night is healthy. I said wanting to go out and socialize is healthy

>>28543531
Yeah I get that a fair bit. Or I'll drag people out for one night and after 2 hours they'll be saying "I can't wait to go home and play Dota".

Guess I just gotta wait to go to uni and find some more sociable mates.

>>28543575
>But I think there are broad swathes of normies that actually experience a much wider variety of things and meet a much wider variety of people than a vidya-playing robot.
And that's when words like normie and robot lose their meaning, because all they really refer to (as far as I'm concerned) is a specific stereotype. I do not know of a single interesting person in my life who would qualify as a normie or a robot.

>>28543293
you're a failed normie, like 99% of this board.

>>28543602
Nor did I say anything about not wanting to go out and socialize.

>>28543620
Yeah, this is very true. Which is why I use "normie" and "robot" very loosely to describe people who are socially/sexually satisfied (normies), and people who are not (robots).

I dont really care about socialising or exploring the world but i sure do enjoy getting drunk