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7/24/2025, 10:54:25 PM
>>511259959
No matter what happens BritAnon, I will always be with you, see you on the battlefield.
No matter what happens BritAnon, I will always be with you, see you on the battlefield.
7/21/2025, 1:56:23 AM
>>510926906
There won't be any leaks. Expect prolonged total grid-down scenario. Just, leave the world behind while you still can anon...
There won't be any leaks. Expect prolonged total grid-down scenario. Just, leave the world behind while you still can anon...
7/2/2025, 3:18:38 PM
>>509303642
>The real opium is video games, I actively hate and see no value in them, but I compulsively play
I'll tell you a secret. You are waiting for some inspiration or passion that will have you every bit as entrapped as video games, but in a good, healthy, productive way. That's not really likely to happen, and if it was going to it almost certainly would have by now. You're not going to become a piano autist in your twenties all of a sudden. You're not going to swap one obsession out with another. You need to build healthy sustainable habits and you need to start from zero, and you need to accept the inevitable boredom as a good thing that makes you look for things to do rather than something that makes you compelled to scroll or click your life away. The satisfaction of doing what is right (eudaimonia) rather than the pleasure of doing what feels good (hedone). Start small and build up. Read a page on one day and two on the next, do ten squats one day and twenty the next, do journaling rather than shitposting on 4chan. If you have any brain cells you can use and any willpower to summon, you'll figure out the rest. If you don't, no amount of further explaining will help. And don't let setbacks discourage you. It's not failures, it's unsuccessful attempts, and you only need to get it right once and you're set. (The reason I'm here right now is because I'm on vacation, ain't no way in hell I'm gonna pass all that time productively)
>The real opium is video games, I actively hate and see no value in them, but I compulsively play
I'll tell you a secret. You are waiting for some inspiration or passion that will have you every bit as entrapped as video games, but in a good, healthy, productive way. That's not really likely to happen, and if it was going to it almost certainly would have by now. You're not going to become a piano autist in your twenties all of a sudden. You're not going to swap one obsession out with another. You need to build healthy sustainable habits and you need to start from zero, and you need to accept the inevitable boredom as a good thing that makes you look for things to do rather than something that makes you compelled to scroll or click your life away. The satisfaction of doing what is right (eudaimonia) rather than the pleasure of doing what feels good (hedone). Start small and build up. Read a page on one day and two on the next, do ten squats one day and twenty the next, do journaling rather than shitposting on 4chan. If you have any brain cells you can use and any willpower to summon, you'll figure out the rest. If you don't, no amount of further explaining will help. And don't let setbacks discourage you. It's not failures, it's unsuccessful attempts, and you only need to get it right once and you're set. (The reason I'm here right now is because I'm on vacation, ain't no way in hell I'm gonna pass all that time productively)
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