Thread 214272046

Is this a common occurrence in your country?

no....bitches think im cool and mysterious.......

>>214272046 (OP)
You were supposed to grow out of your nice boy phase when puberty hit. This is how nice guys (i.e. incel shooters) are made.

>>214272118
sad but true

>>214272118
TRVKE

>>214272046 (OP)
yes, literally me

>>214272118
Being a wife beater is an incel thing tho
Women dont like it when you threaten and hurt them, believe it or not

>>214272256
they still prefer it over being with incel Eugene

>>214272046 (OP)
i was too shy to talk to a hot girl in high school and she called me boring because of it

>>214272116
Unironically this. They lose any interest the moment they hear you speak, though.

>>214272046 (OP)
Don't worry, once you near 40 other people literally do not notice you exist.

>>214272046 (OP)
>17
Skip what that one says and its accurate

>>214272046 (OP)
no I was told I am really mature for my age and really smart but now as an adult I have a hyper active brain that is constantly scanning for danger due to crippling anxiety

>>214272046 (OP)
I was told I’m fun to hang out with. I just don’t care. I guess I’m schizoid or whatever the zodiac sign psychology term is popular these days. I ghosted people multiple times just because I found it overbearing.

When I was a teenager I'm pretty sure I was told that I was mature for my age once or twice (lie), but I've never been called boring. Becoming an interesting person isn't hard. I have other problems that make me weird.

im 26 and I can feel that people consider me an enjoyable company
too bad this alone doesn't get me much pussy since I lack attitude

>>214272046 (OP)
>Is this a common occurrence in your country?
Sure but there is not hope for me anymore though...

yes, i when i was 18 i heard it at the end of hs from my friends mom
but a year before i was told by a popular girl that i was cool and i should hang out with her friend group more and i did or at least tried
probably ruined it by saying some chud shit

>When a boy… discovers that he is more given into introspection and consciousness of self than other boys his age, he easily falls into the error of believing it is because he is more mature than they

>This was certainly a mistake in my case. Rather, it was because the other boys had no such need of understanding themselves as I had: they could be their natural selves, whereas I was to play a part, a fact that would require considerable understanding and study. So it was not my maturity but my sense of uneasiness, my uncertainty that was forcing me to gain control over my consciousness. Because such consciousness was simply a steppingstone to aberration and my present thinking was nothing but uncertain and haphazard guesswork.

We weren't mature, we were defective.

>>214275492
>Becoming an interesting person isn't hard
You can't force the way people perceive you

>>214276692
No, but you can allow yourself to stagnate and rot in the milieu of internet forums/social media and spend your life playing video games, watching sports or whatever it is you're fixated on without ever even attempting to learn or do anything new/interesting. There are a lot of people like that and I was one of them until I decided to break out of it. You're sabotaging yourself by being that person and no one is likely to find you interesting if you remain that way.

I've been called a bunch of polite terms for weirdo so never boring. I stopped caring about filtering myself once I was a teenager.