/b/ - Random

“Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.”

>>318132
Curtis Yarvin or some imageboard Nazi. Same thing, I suppose.

>>318237
Are you saying that quote is referring to jews? I thought it was about psychopaths. But hey, if the shoe fits, wear it.

yea there's little bugs at least. Probably weird animals. I wonder what alien animal meat tastes like. yum

>>318125
Take it to /x/ Nonita >>>/x/10888

Bacteria and lichen-like at the very most

>>317879
Thinking about getting one of these free skaters seahorse pregnant.

Finished watching breaking bad recently. I kinda enjoy it for what it is.

I knew going in that Skyler was widely hated, but frankly, I would say much of what she did was understandable. Many say it's because a lot of BB fans are misogynistic incels but idk.

watched elfen lied last weekend!

Ive been making chilli and my family and friends have all been loving it

Watching stupid youtube videos

>>318108
ok, HIVan pidarussovich

Pros:
°Easy to set up business and lots of opportunities if you're willing to work hard.
°variety of scenery, cities, forests, coasts, deserts, mountains, ect.
°culture of "if its not bothering me, i don't care what you do".

Cons:
¤need a car to get everywhere
¤lots of food is very unhealthy and full of additives that are illegal in eu and other parts of world.
¤no cultural cohession, every city looks the same.
¤many mixed americans are ugly to ok looking at best

Is there much difference between the elites who are 
destroying the US with wars, debt, and tyranny and the Americans who accept the wars, debt, and police state?

Tyranny didn't work out too well for the USSR, Nazi Germany, and Cambodia so why are Americans embracing it?

>>318133
they're doing it in a capitalist way, not in a scoialist way

Moved to >>>/x/11897.

>>317644
Ketchup

Only if they want to ketchup with jesus he loves me my head tomatoes

I agree that life feels so empty lately, maybe it's because I just graduated school and I'm 18 without a job. I genuinely need something to fill the void that isn't just thinking about dying 24/7

>>317880
i think about that a lot too, it's probably why i just do shit and not think much about consequences, like i won't be living again so everything's impact seems minuscule and insignificant to the grander scheme of things.

You need a dopamine detox. I kind of went though something similar.

laugh at stupid shit

Moved to >>>/feels/129254.

Over a decade ago I used to watch J-vloggers on youtube, but only a couple of them since most gave off annoying vibes

What is it like to live in a capitalistic nightmare ? Everyone's value depends on their ability to make money and look good.
If people think work is slavery in the America then Japans even worse, the corporate culture is absolute cancer which in turn turns almost everyone into a walking corpse of emptiness and instant gratification. Prostitution is widespread, easily accessible and cheating is rampant. That being said, I know a friend of a friend who moved there from Portugal, she got married and has now a kid so there is hope I guess.
The crime rate is exceptionally low, but so is it in Dubai which is even more of a slavery livestock pen.

The afore mentionned friend gets along with her in-laws surprisingly well, who love to be visited and dote on the kid.
Japan is very disciplined and polite, people hardly experience rudeness but they are crushed by the implicit high expectactions and loneliness. Reputation can make or unmake someone in Japan, which probably explains why marketing is so aggressive. Sexual violence there is not brutal or spectacular but hidden and manipulative.
My two cents

>nice place to visit
>terrible place to work
most people like japan's culture, its homogeneity, and the idea of japan, not japan itself.
maybe you can make where you live into the japan of your dreams, nona.

I fail to understand what people mean when they say the internet isn't fun anymore.
I guess I joined pretty late and shortly was exposed to gender wars for most of my online existence and not much else

>>317992
I have been reading internet pages since about 2006 when Wikipedia was the big novelty and most chans were in their developmental stage
There was some seriously funny and seriously screwed up stuff altogether
Those strange memes, Advice Animals, Tubgirl, 2 girls 1 cup, Mr. Hands, all that sexually offensive stuff, creepy stuff, copypastas
A serious case of a stalker in California who was causing pretty serious trouble to various women and who got arrested various times
Another guy in California who got arrested after making threats to an online dictionary website
Underage stuff appreciators who had their own wiki and chat rooms
The whole 5 guys burger and fries thing with the Gamergate
The Nungesser-Sulkowicz story
Strange times
You could argue about the enshittification of the internet but overall I think things have improved, even if they're more boring now

Back in the day we used to post desu habeeb it

>>318011
Foul Bachelorette Frog

>>317992
Social media used to be just who you followed and that's it. Maybe you'd be suggested friends of friends but generally you only saw what you subscribed to. Uploading photos was already slow, not to mention videos, so people expressed themselves differently and having a lot of photos of yourself on your profile was weird. Nowadays seeing people upload videos about random topics and inserting their faces at any cost is so strange to me. Even on youtube you couldn't upload videos longer than a few minutes. So the content was overall more light-hearted and random.
Prior to social media, people just had their own websites and you had to manually visit them one by one and leave comments in a guest book. So basically the concept of virality was not really there. If you had a few thousand followers that was already a LOT.

The internet was a specific place you went to and left. A lot of people just had 1 family computer they shared and took turns using and in my early days you even had to pay per minute of internet access. Without smartphone internet, it was much easier to leave the internet behind and do other stuff and it was harder to get addicted. People couldn't take photos of you at school or in the street because rarely did anyone bring a digital camera with them. Editing photos was hard and required special software and skills so the photos you saw were either way more authentic or they were shooped to such hilarious degrees you could tell from a mile away. Automatic filters or even video filters did simply not exist. Privacy was a much bigger concern, I already mentioned that people had much fewer photos of themselves online, but before Facebook it was unimaginable to put your full government name on the internet. So you'd have your nickname and an avatar and the large-scale exposure and harassment that's normal now was basically impossible.

>>317323
We already have a schizo board (/x/)

>>317321
it's only words, i chose the expressive ones to communicate urgency better. i really cannot stand the types that think they've cracked some special code, yet they're gargling the second hand spunk of the very forces they claim to fight against. yes i don't seem very settled, specifically because they face next to no pushback on most boards
>>317322
why is jew-hatred in fashion. it feels more like being misled than an awakening. are the elite jews in the vatican non-publicly, then? and i seem pent up because the white supremacist scrotes parroting jew conspiracies online are repulsive and should be told as much. they always talk about the sex and white-genocide aspect of this entire mess, because they're self-obsessed narcissists. they have next to no self-awareness yet they whine endlessly about being specifically targeted or rejected. sounds nice and easy to blame some jewish predators, browns and women for our race's eradication when we're collectively failing at doing a single damn thing about it that doesn't involve falling right into the puppet-master's hands. i suppose i'm worn down seeing scrotes bitch and moan about how it's everyone else's fault that no-one's awake, that we're all lonely and depressed - meanwhile they remain unhelpful, violent and hooked on hijacked movements.

>>317326
idk what this point's supposed to be

>>317322
this^ sounds like it makes sense tho

>>316965
CIA? Maybe. PsyOp? Yes. It is hard to nail down exactly who is behind it but we know for certain there is a political angle which means the usual billionaires on the left are behind it for sure.
>>317328
When men learn to take sex off the pedestal they will understand many things far easier. Until then, keep being confused. Many things are far more fulfilling and generate more joy than "sex". Women understand this, yet too many men save for the devout in their religion never get it.

Yes, everyone knows white males are evil now