/b/ - Random

>>325770
He’s nude because he just took all his clothes off

>>327631
>boyfriend, can you take off your clothes?
>ok
it's that easy

>>325753
There's no sound in the video and also they're definitely not actually getting naked in the middle of the street and holding the camera a couple inches away from flashing their bfs cock and balls and then posting it on TikTok

>>325770
I think they mean get naked in public and put the clothes down while they take a video

>>325753
Most men want this. Straight men typically hate shopping and dealing with clothes. Literally try this with any BF you ever have and it will work.

>>325753
I've never seen an actually good outfit in any of these videos. Why do they always choose cheap/ugly clothes for their boyfriends.

I do pest control and while I might be considered "cute" by some people I am certainly not "conventionally attractive" by any means and it's really cool having a job that doesn't require makeup and it's acceptable to be sweaty and dirty.

people cling to those they find similar or align with their values

Moids projecting their whore-madonna complex

Moids automatically assume that attractive men are "bad boys"

>>331979
It's getting worse

>>331979
Is it your birthday?

>>331979
thanks

>>325699
I'll find a smart person and gift them 2 hugs, 1 pet mouse, 3 geraniums (2 white, one red), a ticket to Norway, horse riding lessons, an eel, 5 bars of dark chocolate, a drawing tablet, 10 notebooks, 10 juicy no-smudge pens, a gentle tap on the ass, an hour's worth of back scratches, and an invite to tour the hivemind

I realised i went straight for physical things, regardless of the last suggestion, but i can't let go of the eel gift. which is clearly the only one i can sacrifice

So, for next year
I will get a smart person
A hug

>>325682
Money lol but aside from that I've always wanted a telescope. Never got around to setting one up

I went to the gym to work on my glutes and legs, and now I'm going to prepare fish and salad for my dinner. I hope the other grandmothers are lifting some weights too.

Been enjoying matcha, walking, and playing guitar lately

>>331966
Post a recording of you playing guitar

If debt doesn't matter, why not just send every American a monthly check for $900 trillion?

>>329650
It's pretty much what's Obama did, but with less money. It was used to buy made in China crap and German cars and America must live with the debt.

Americans voluntarily buy coffee and then scream coffee must be banned.

>>325831
>she can't lucid dream
What a pleb!

>>325781
3 is the weirdest. If you are capable of imagining a detailed object in your head, then why not make it the right color? What kind of person can't imagine colors? It's actually taking me more mental effort to imagine 3 than 1 with my eyes closed because it feels so unnatural.

>>326985
Freedom of speech implies some freedom from consequences, namely from the government. Otherwise it isn’t free speech.

>>326870
she cute

>>325738
>Salient events are an attentional mechanism by which organisms learn and survive; those organisms can focus their limited perceptual and cognitive resources on the pertinent (that is, salient) subset of the sensory data available to them.
i saw someone describe schizos as having deep plunges of information that they can't pull their brains out of fast enough, almost like cliffs that their consciousness dives into & gets caught. whereas normal people have plunges that they don't get stuck inside of. i think it was shown to me in a kind of graph demonstration, and i don't know if it was even close to an accurate elucidation, but interesting nonetheless, and this made me think of that. overvaluing signals against their will. must be torture

>>325734
I have an excel spreadsheet full of hundreds of words I read that I didn't know or that I think sound nice. Recent additions:

Rankle
Sodality
Élan
Diffidence
Tawdry

>>325735
I find it's easier to remember if you think about their etymology. E.g. undulate has "und—" as the root, which means wave iirc. It's related to words like inundate and, more obviously, undulant. Not related to ululate at all, but looks similar.

Riverine and forestine, both adjectives for river and forest respectively incase it wasn't obvious

Scrivener

One thing worse than living in a police state is finding out that no one cares.

Overpriced and not worth it unless youre going into some specific field that needs it. I dropped out 3semesters in and started a business with my dad

>>318681
Can I ask what type of business? Cause it's the same story with uni here as well.

Expensive, but the loans aren't predatory. The learning and effort curve are pretty steep, so first year is a dawdle, second year is difficult, and you feel totally unprepared for third year. Thankfully it levels out for fourth and Masters.

Having student organisations is nice for some, but they're focused around interests as they relate to degrees, so I feel like they're not social for anyone outside that specific field. Plenty of STEM degrees just don't have any reason to have a club presence, so you get groups like comp-sci who are a collection of all sorts of nerds, but they tend to naturally exclude anyone who isn't highly tech-literate. Most after-class socialising being at the campus pub is nice and casual, but it makes day-drinking appear normal, and encourages people who might not drink to start.

There's way too much support for students struggling academically, but nothing for those who struggle socially; a huge barrier for entry to the really helpful stuff. Private chats where people post everything from rumours and tips about the course, all the way to answers and guidance on assignments, are locked behind being in the cool-kid's club. You can't get an invite unless you know the right people, and unless you're willing to put yourself out there, are able to make friends with the fun attractive people who cheat, become willing to day-drink and go to clubs etc. you'll never get in. The best you can do is be friendly with someone in the know who might share with you some important details every so often.

It's quirky and fun and not that serious!

I had professors saying things like "it's useless for women to get a degree, it will go to waste" out loud and having a dismissive attitude towards female students, and no, nobody cared
now I remember this every time I witness moids crying about being oppressed

>>320356
I can't believe it. I thought you were joking.

>>318850
ChatGPT can't make the taxpayer pay for mind numbing pills that will make you more miserable.

>>318850
I need meds to keep my bipolar brain from melting so I do need to see a dr to prescribe them

Plus all them somatic traumas from years of abuse, you don't just stop being reactive from being reinforced by a bot! Sorry sum of us are fucked up

>>320365
Exactly
>>320405
Okay, but most people that go to therapy don't get meds. In fact, a therapist can't prescribe meds, they would have to refer to a psychiatrist, so ChatGPT has almost the same level of ability

Does anyone have good experinces using AI for therapy?