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Anonymous 126887[Reply]

every time i reach out and try to make online friends one on one they end up ghosting me because they have lives or end up talking to other more interesting people online. why even try anymore.

Anonymous 126888

this is why I don't expect friends with randos from imageboards. at most expecting a one time chat is reasonable I think.

as for being interesting, you're supposed to learn that from experience anyways.

Anonymous 126889

don't expect to become friends right off the bat*

Anonymous 126896

>>126888
its just exhausting introducing myself over and over and i barely get any reciprocation. maybe they are dull and boring like me.

Anonymous 126897

>>126896
you're not supposed to be doing that tbh unless they're interested, you're supposed to make them feel emotional things first and foremost. which is hard to explain cause you need to experience it to get it



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Anonymous 125940[Reply]

>lurk 4chan
>full of toxicity
>lurk cc
>full of toxicity
it's all so tiresome, nonas…

Anonymous 125947

>>125940
>go to imageboards full of raging socially maligned freaks
>get shocked that the raging socially maligned freaks are socially maligned

Anonymous 125948

This image makes me so sad ik it's probably AI but it makes me so unreasonably sad

Anonymous 125952

>>125947
why are you so angry
>>125948
he brought it upon himself sadly

Anonymous 126895

>>125948
Why
because he's sticky?



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Anonymous 126886[Reply]

if a man in your experience tended to listen to songs that mirrored his emotional state. and it turned out he had been listening to music that was basically either throwbacks, soothing instrumentals you know he listens to for anxiety, and otherwise pretty much entirely songs about being in the wrong and the kind of man who ruins his partners life without trying so they should stay away. like music about realizing too late you were wrong and it’s too late to apologize or redeem yourself. wishing you could go back and undo what you did. that you didn’t mean to hurt that person. that they were evil and dark and beyond redemption. would you believe they were sorry? would knowing someone didn’t intentionally hurt you make you feel better? especially if he was presenting a happy face to everyone and his music taste was alarmingly suicidal when it wasn’t before. he did not send me the playlist and we use different music apps. he’s just been silently listening to this stuff for years. is he sorry? is this a truer indication of his feelings than him trying to contact me and apologize?

Anonymous 126890

idc what music he's listening to, I care if he actually tries to change his behavior. for all I know he's histrionic or something

but seeing congruent behavior is generally not bad

Anonymous 126892

>>126890
hes avoidant and hides his true feelings. i think his relationship to wanting attention is complicated, i think it’s more about seeking validation than attention.

i expected love songs about his new gf and the most romantic thing was “where ever we are now” which is less passion and soulmates than accepting you’re lost in life but you’ve found a stranger to cling to to be lost together with. i expected songs about crazy exes. i expected songs about how he’s a badass or a cowboy or a sailor. there ARE a lot of astronaut songs.

i didn’t expect song after song of “i was out of my mind for hurting you” “took him too long to realize he was wrong” “take me back before the night i touched you with tears in your eyes so i can undo it” “a guilty soul and worried mind can’t survive without someone else even though he doesn’t deserve it” “i’m literally evil and will be your downfall” “song about going through a trip and experiencing ego death and being sorry for any damage he’s done before being sent back into the cycle” “song about accepting he deserves where he is because of what he has done”

just the absolute complete opposite of what he expressed to me years ago about not being sorry me twisting the truth to make him sound worse than he was and me being a terrible woman for confronting him about what he did. the only song about a terrible woman with mean words is fucking cherry wine by hozier of all songs which was kind of a stab to the gut. like oh. you don’t think i’m crazy. you think you deserved it and the blood i made you bleed is fine like cherry wine. got it.

i don’t want to just start posting lyrics or details but this is the exact opposite to what i expected his mental state to be to the point i feel like someone dumped a bucket of cold water on his head. he was the most energetic person i’ve ever met and there’s a lot about substance abuse and not being able to get out of bed and already being gone.

he used to brag about not caring what he did.

Anonymous 126893

>>126892
yeah it probably does reflect on his inner state, although regretting what he did doesn't necessarily mean he's still good for you. he may be! but you ultimately need someone who is able to treat you well, not just feel remorse towards you.

Anonymous 126894

Fer me it's shoes, you can tell a lot about people by the type of shoes they are wearing.



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Anonymous 126884[Reply]

i went through my boyfriends phone and not only was it clean but i discovered something new in that iphone logs when you click on a photo in the gallery
i feel bad for not trusting him now…..

Anonymous 126885

>>126884
i don't have the cold heart needed to disable recently viewed photos in settings and just hope he doesn't notice



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Anonymous 126830[Reply]

Nice girls really do finish last. I've been single for a few years and have not talked to any man until recently. I finally approached a guy I thought was cute. We hit it off but I did not know he was crippled. He explained he attempted suicide and shot himself but miraculously survived and now one side of his body is crippled. He ruined his potential over his ex who treated him like shit. And now I'm just here to pick up the pieces I guess since this is all I can get. Damaged, used goods. Fml
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Anonymous 126871

>>126870
Where do I look for posts made by disabled moids?

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Anonymous 126880

>>126871
idk incel forums or something but what’s so good about this man he sounds like he’s just dumping emotional baggage and drama onto you

Anonymous 126882

>>126880
Mostly his looks. Not many straight men in their 20s who look like twinks

Anonymous 126883

>>126880
a bit of an insane take
no matter the gender anyone as a cripple would still have normal social needs. existing without a working hand != trauma dumping



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Anonymous 126874

my entire body feels different.

Anonymous 126875

i wonder how many times we’ve both listened to the night we met and wished we’d never met each other.

Anonymous 126877

it’s all just very different than how i thought you felt.

Anonymous 126878

i think we should talk.

Anonymous 126881

>>126838
Uh is this man posting here, on this website?



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Anonymous 125585[Reply]

drunk as fuck alone in my room. how can i ever find friends or love if im just a stupid gay loser shut in femcel freak
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Anonymous 125613

>>125610
Where is it?

Anonymous 125614

Your post reminded me of myself (in a good way!). If you want a drinking friend or to chat with another person who has experience in this field, feel free to add me on discord: archer054

Anonymous 125615

I relate to this post. High and and ugly shut in femcel

Anonymous 125621

>>125613
in /b/

Anonymous 126869

do heroin



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Ugh short guys... Anonymous 126821[Reply]

There's a gorgeous guy at my local library who genuinely looks like a fucking josei character irl. But he's unbelievably short. Like, literally around 5'4 compared to my 5'7. Such a shame…to have such a pretty and well defined face on the body of a little boy. This world is cruel.

Anonymous 126867

>>126821
this feels like a moid social experiment post



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why does society think women owe each other compliments? Anonymous 126800[Reply]

i hate the expectation that women are supposed to constantly compliment other women. especially on their looks. i’m a straight woman… i don’t view women through physical attraction at all. so complimenting their body or features feels unnatural to me. but if a woman doesn’t do it, people immediately assume she’s envious, insecure and sometimes even anti woman. men never face this. straight men aren’t expected to compliment other men, and when they don’t, no one questions their character or motives. women, meanwhile, are pressured to provide nonstop emotional validation. not complimenting a woman’s appearance doesn’t mean i dislike them. it just means i don’t feel obligated to perform a role society unfairly forces onto women. i don’t find women physically attractive. sorry not sorry.

Anonymous 126828

isn’t it just one of the first signs of being socially well-adjusted to at least attempt a compliment when seeing someone even if you don’t mean it? men aren’t expected to do it because they’re viewed as blunt and blind to social cues (and they generally are). women can read the room and can actually pick up on when someone needs validation or comforting. don’t fight it nano, the discomfort in being forced to compliment is just a reminder that you can emotionally understand someone.



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