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Should i ditch school today so i can go home and play Isaac with porn mods
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No.7848 [Reply] 
>>7847
I am not cultured enough to enjoy that great Japanese art form i reckon, i'll need to do some research beforehand
>Isaac porn mods?
Eeeeeeyup
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3586999274
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No.7849 [Reply] 
>>7848
Beyond the obvious absurdity of it, i can tell that this mod was made by an incredibly talented dude, pretty much all of the sprites are accurate to the game's artstyle
No.7850 [Reply] 
>>7848
Haha, wow. The thought of somebody getting porn mods for their forevergame that they already spend half the day vegetatively playing is kind of fucked up. Human failure state. 
>i'll need to do some research beforehand
I've heard good things about Leane of Legitimate Crown and Bible Black. The Rance games are definitely part of the eroge canon if there is any. Black Souls is good but you should play Dark Souls before that if you haven't.
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My white empathy ended up shining through and now i'm locked into another hour and a half of lectures 
>>7850
>The thought of somebody getting porn mods for their forevergame that they already spend half the day vegetatively playing is kind of fucked up.
Omg let people enjoy things
>Black Souls is good but you should play Dark Souls before that if you haven't.
I don't think i really have that choice given my subpar hardware specifications, but i'll keep it in mind
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No.7852 [Reply] 
>>7851
Idk ask whether somebody has an xbox 360 lying around. A computer that could run the PC port probably doesn't cost more than 100 eur in current year (is the RAM meme dead yet?), a gaming laptop no more than 250. Remembah, you're paying for better performance and quality of life in everything you do, not just videogames.
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What in the world do "normal" people do with their friends? One of my friends is coming over and wants to "do things" but we've effectively done everything interesting I can think of already. The world is a boring, boring place and I think I've seen everything already. Everything else is going to be a variation on a theme. One of his ideas is touring my shitty ghetto niggerslum. WTF? Stupidass nigger. geg.
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No.7829 [Reply] 
go to a movie theater and watch project hail mary
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No.7830 [Reply] 
>>7822
>>7823
You goys are the second imageboard to suggest that-- to be expected, I s'pose.
>>7818
I've tried to temper my cliched view of "normies" as retarded goycattle but the longer I observe them, the truer these types of assessments appear. There are always cases of people who aren't as they seem on the surface, at least. I don't understand the allusion to the Bolsheviks, though.
This is the only friend I've seen in person in years. We see each other every few months. He's diagnosed autistic, ironically, but extroverted. As such, besides his odd physical mannerisms, he almost blends in with the crowd.
>>7828
Yeah, that's cool for like 10 minutes, maybe.
>>7829
Maybe. I haven't been to one in a long time.
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>>7817 (OP) 
> The world is a boring, boring place and I think I've seen everything already. Everything else is going to be a variation on a theme.
Sure, in the end you can simplify everything to atoms'n'stuff, but don't let that convince you that you've seen everything worth seeing already.  Sounds like you could benefit from a change of scenery and/or pace. Why not take the other anon's advice and go exploring, just waay beyond your "shitty ghetto niggerslum". Whichever direction seems more appealing. Or perhaps random. A bit of adventure can jolt the brain if it's gotten a bit moldy. Who knows, maybe you'll meet someone else worth hanging out with and discover new activites.
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No.7837 [Reply] 
OP has come to the wrong place to ask about what the normies do.  Who here would know anything about that?
No.7840 [Reply] 
>>7834
I was on my way to meet him when you posted this. Yeah, we went up to Hollywood and did as the tourists do, I guess. We did see the one thing my culturally enriched corner of the world is known for, though.
>A bit of adventure can jolt the brain if it's gotten a bit moldy.
As sad and lonely as my day to day life seems, I'm content and stimulated enough by my projects. But I will get out of here soon, God willing. That's the only thing I'm missing: my peace with this reality. But that'll have to wait a few months more still.
>Who knows, maybe you'll meet someone else worth hanging out with and discover new activites.
There are plenty of things of actual interest to learn and do that are actually social as opposed to best done alone, I'm aware. The problem is those usually require preparation, which we wound up not having much time to do. Things like sports and athletics (actually doing them, not just watching and gossiping about the athletes), building things, music, or co-op games like one of you mentioned, etc.
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soygoy tongues my anus
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No.6612 [Reply] 
>>6608
lil pup is the Page of Light
No.6613 [Reply] 
LQRD VNGLISH VVON BTVV
No.6617 [Reply] 
hot...
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No.7836 [Reply] 
>>6320 (OP) 
awooga
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Gimme one reason why suicide is bad
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>>7804 (OP) 
>actually
too many people
billions must die
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No.7827 [Reply] 
No.
No.7832 [Reply] 
>>7826
Niggerpillslop
No.7833 [Reply] 
>>7826
Generally speaking, the people committing suicide aren't the ones at the very bottom of society - having some notion of your own worthlessness is a lot more than the average monkeybrain can offer.
This is why anyone considering suicide should pick an institution that they hate and go for a high score before finishing themselves off.
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>>>7826
>Generally speaking, the people committing suicide aren't the ones at the very bottom of society - having some notion of your own worthlessness is a lot more than the average monkeybrain can offer.
>This is why anyone considering suicide should pick an institution that they hate and go for a high score before finishing themselves off.
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When tigers shake their tails, it means they are trying to communicate (or just to lock in when trying to hunt). WWYD if an anthropomorphic tiger wiggled their tail when she sees you?
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No.7798 [Reply] 
>>7783 (OP) 
Accept my fate
No.7831 [Reply] 
Shit myself very loudly
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>>7803
vex
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>>7414 (OP) 
Return of the vex thread?
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No.7812 [Reply] 
>>7810
Every thread is a Vex thread, some are just off-topic.
No.7814 [Reply] 
>>7810
Vex is extremely cute here
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>>7814
She's even cuter in bed~
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why cant we be friends?
why cant we be friends?
why cant we be friends?
why cant we be friends?
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No.7658 [Reply] 
>>7656 (OP) 
lol she drops to the ground like she just got spawned mid-air
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No.7689 [Reply] 
>>7658
source
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No.7690 [Reply] 
>>7689
engine
No.7815 [Reply] 
>>7656 (OP) 
This will forever be a gem!
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Just got my herman miller mirra 2 so i can comfortably bugmaxx
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I can't sleep. I've laid here and listened to my body and the problem breaks down like this: my nervous system almost feels like it's burning with energy. This finds an outlet in my legs which must move. They must twitch, and bounce, and kick, and so on, just to soothe the burning feeling at the center of my chest. My mind is also racing with thoughts, with a love for information and thinking. This is simple enough to suppress. I merely need to "spam" the log of my mind with a singular thought to shut that down (something like "I will sleep" over and over again) or the cliche sheep counting. Then there is my body itself. My limbs do not feel tired, but my torso does. My spine and back in particular do not wish to leave the bed, so my body anchors me here and lets me know that I should sleep. Yet this electrical feeling stretching from the center of my chest down to my legs does not let me stay still. It's the same feeling as anxiety or excitement but with no discernible cause. Sometimes I'll also feel it during the day. My nerves cannot be reconciled with the rest of me. Breathing techniques can suppress them, but I must keep doing them or the feeling creeps back in. This is not always the case. Sometimes the feeling is mild enough that said breathing techniques do shut it down properly, but it is evident now that there are levels to it.
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No.7790 [Reply] 
>>7770
What's the deal with SSRIs again? I was on fluoxetine for a few months. I feel it did more than the shitty therapy they gave me. But then I got off it and I'm fine... I think. I just used it as a boost to get out of that awful, dreadful feeling I seem to have entirely induced myself by fixating on melancholy.
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>>7790
The only "me" there is, is the chemicals in my brain.  Taking muh HAPPY PILLZ(tm) to replace them with different chemicals amounts to a form of suicide.  That is alarming.  It alarmed me further to hear a shrink last year say "Your brain?  Oh, no, it doesn't affect your brain.  It just affects your mood!"  That was when I decided I could no longer take him seriously.

Maybe there's something wrong with me.  Maybe I'm the crazy one.  But, see, back before it was so commonplace, I observed a couple of women have epic meltdowns when told their HAPPY PILLZ(tm) prescription refills were delayed.  This was only slightly more disturbing than the bug-eyed SSRI stares they displayed when they were on the stuff.  Now, of course, they tell us half the population is gobbling that shit up.  "It makes ya feel better!  Try it, it's good!"  I have heard the same sales pitch for booze, weed, cocaine, electroshock therapy, and prefrontal lobotomies.  No thanks.  I don't want any of that shit, and, just between us, I don't want to be around people who get their coping skills from a pill bottle, either.  You may think of it as leaving more for you, if you like.

None of the people trying to get me to consoom any of that stuff ever listened for three seconds when I said "I am depressed because my mom died last month and I just got laid off, I just went blind in one eye, I have medical bills coming in that I can't pay, my life
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No.7799 [Reply] 
>>7793
i can fix you
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No.7800 [Reply] 
>>7799
That's what SHE said!
No.7802 [Reply] 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH7PCUmr57Y
>>7793
I wasn't trying to sell you on them. I was just curious what the purported negatives of their consumption are. I too was hesitant to take said medication at first and ditched it as soon as I felt better and stable enough to escape and stay out of that pit on my own. And my reasoning was the same: I conceived of them as protracted, chemical "lobotomies" which erase the self and replace it with someone else. That's exactly the same reason I've always considered the concepts of psychology and psychiatry strange, and their acceptance as normal even stranger. These are fields whose focuses are the study of the mind and, ultimately, its manipulation to shape it into-- ostensibly-- a "healthier" state. In theory, that's a benign and noble cause but there's always the question of who decides what a "healthy" mind is.
So I've always been wary of therapy and psychiatric medication for that reason. Then again, therapy itself is just conversation, no different from any other. If one's self is altered by means of conversation, that's only natural. That's what changing one's mind is. The "self" must constantly die. The chemicals in the brain fluctuate perpetually, be it by natural or artificial means.
But I took those pills anyways because whatever it is that I
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What do you think the admin's politics are? If I had to guess, probably some kind of zionism
No.7796 [Reply] 
evangelical zionism
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Rosicrucianism
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No.7801 [Reply] 
>>7797
Cool pikchur
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