/b/ - Random

"Normal" people (neurotypicals) gossip, talk of sports, and bleat about the world in a most exoteric, telluric and almost spiritually Bolshevic manner. Kill the animals you call your friends.

>>7817 (OP) 
Go exploring, play couch co op games, go bowling, I dunno. I let my friends decide activities because I'm in a similar position

suck eachother off

Fuck eachother

Chuck

They eat and talk.

go to a movie theater and watch project hail mary

>>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.

OP has come to the wrong place to ask about what the normies do.  Who here would know anything about that?

>>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.