Do you identify with this? - /bant/ (#22872226) [Archived: 810 hours ago]

Anonymous Germany
6/27/2025, 9:04:58 PM No.22872226
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Headphones cut me off from the outside world. They protected me from the noise of others, helped me feign indifference. But when I met Yui, I no longer needed them. I never knew my parent's love, and yet I became a parent.

There is no question this world is unstable, imperfect and irrational. It is a world where things break down if you take what people say at face value. People say different things at different times. Which is the truth? What am I supposed to go along with? Perhaps they were insincere in both instances.

I feared forming bonds with people. I disliked a world brimming with them. I was alone since my childhood, so, I never felt lonely. But there are those in society who scorn such an existence. I hated going to other people's houses. Having to visit classmates that didn't interest me, or relatives at their home. Forced to confront the circumstances of their lives and made to partake in them. Being together with others was excruciating. I just wanted to be alone, always.

There were two things I liked as a child. One was knowledge. I could satiate my starving heart by gorging on information on my own terms. No need to think about others. I could serve upon myself as much knowledge as time would allow me. The other was the piano. A finely tuned wire would respond accurately to the key that was touched. There is no deception there. No betrayals. No disappointments. My existence would be seamlessly translated into a flow of sounds. I liked this system. I liked being alone. Neither I nor anyone else would get hurt that way. Alone, I could be at ease.

But after encountering Yui, I learned that living could be an enjoyable experience. Yui alone accepted me for who I was. After I lost her, I was afraid I could not live alone anymore. For the first time, I felt the anguish of loneliness. I could not bear the burden of losing Yui. I just wanted to cry in her arms. I just wanted to change myself by being at her side. I just wanted to make that wish come true.
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Anonymous United States
6/27/2025, 9:06:34 PM No.22872227
>>22872226 (OP)
I'm tested at around 146 IQ and I have two degrees (grad and undergrad) from two of the better Ivy League schools.

After careful inquiry, I've concluded that some of the best form of argumentation is violence. There are just too many insubstantial, bad faith tricks that someone could employ to avoid a debate or discussion that if you need to convince someone, violence or the threat of violence has the highest chance of working.

When I was young, I was very lanky and skinny. As an adult in my 30s and after more than a decade in the gym, I've filled out my 6'3 frame to 220 lbs of muscle. This has made me much more effective at arguing.

Instead of pointing out to a boomer that hes wrong and citing statistics that he wont listen to, I simply say: "why don't you just shut the fuck up?" And that's it. Then the boomer shuts up and listens. You see, the boomer fears death more than anything and he can see that I can kill him with one punch. Will I punch him? Maybe, maybe not, but I already displayed aggression so the chance of me punching him in the face and instantly killing him has increased, so he won't take the chance of potentially provoking me by attenpting to call my bluff. To the boomer, acquiescing to my logically sound counterpoint is preferable to potentially dying.

We live in a society where truth is hardly more valuable lies given that many people knowingly and happily accept the latter, therefore I no longer see any inherent value of winning arguments with truth. Winning arguments with violence or the threat thereof is much faster, easier and more lasting.
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Anonymous United States
6/27/2025, 9:11:52 PM No.22872228
>>22872227
Boomers sometimes carry guns tho
Anonymous ID: Z8TrOOvlUnited States
6/27/2025, 9:21:53 PM No.22872306
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>>22872227
t.
Anonymous ID: Z8TrOOvlUnited States
6/27/2025, 9:23:02 PM No.22872309
but really, that poster is a faggot
Anonymous ID: byEMCmN4United Kingdom
6/28/2025, 4:29:44 AM No.22874161
>>22872226 (OP)
Gendo is literally me