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7/25/2025, 10:30:08 AM
GenZ are hilariously tech-illiterate, so this might help them wise up a bit and start to use VPN's.
This is only the start anyways. They will not be stopping at "porn". And it's only a matter of time until someone gets pissed off enough to make what happened to Jo Cox look tame.
This is only the start anyways. They will not be stopping at "porn". And it's only a matter of time until someone gets pissed off enough to make what happened to Jo Cox look tame.
6/17/2025, 1:31:31 PM
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I won't cope. I absolutely did. I unknowingly sacrificed friendships as a kid/teenager because I chose to stay home and play video games after school.Consequently I failed to develop much needed social skills and never interacted with any girls, despite now that I look back, it being painfully obvious that a few were interested in me. I was a bright kid who did well at school, but I absolutely bombed the step up to Sixth Form (UK) due to not applying myself and choosing to play WoW all of the time. Likewise I squandered university and chose to stay in my dorm room playing WoW some more instead of going out and socialising or really applying myself with studies.
I am now 32 and video games have been an absolutely massive part of my life and free time. I made many friendships and memories in them and yet none of those friendships have lasted to this day due to the fleeting nature of the internet. As I get older I find it extremely difficult to find anyone else like me and it's not easy connecting to people who are essentially 10 years my junior. The loneliness is pretty strong and I cope with it the same way I always have: Escapism through video games. Though the majority of my day is now spent doing a job I hate and frankly most new games suck. Not all of them. But a lot do. I'd be lying if I said I didn't regret it spending so much time on a worthless hobby that hasn't done much for me. I'm a creature of habit though and won't change. It's too late now to make up for past mistakes.
I won't cope. I absolutely did. I unknowingly sacrificed friendships as a kid/teenager because I chose to stay home and play video games after school.Consequently I failed to develop much needed social skills and never interacted with any girls, despite now that I look back, it being painfully obvious that a few were interested in me. I was a bright kid who did well at school, but I absolutely bombed the step up to Sixth Form (UK) due to not applying myself and choosing to play WoW all of the time. Likewise I squandered university and chose to stay in my dorm room playing WoW some more instead of going out and socialising or really applying myself with studies.
I am now 32 and video games have been an absolutely massive part of my life and free time. I made many friendships and memories in them and yet none of those friendships have lasted to this day due to the fleeting nature of the internet. As I get older I find it extremely difficult to find anyone else like me and it's not easy connecting to people who are essentially 10 years my junior. The loneliness is pretty strong and I cope with it the same way I always have: Escapism through video games. Though the majority of my day is now spent doing a job I hate and frankly most new games suck. Not all of them. But a lot do. I'd be lying if I said I didn't regret it spending so much time on a worthless hobby that hasn't done much for me. I'm a creature of habit though and won't change. It's too late now to make up for past mistakes.
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