Should I stay away from it?
yeah, b is pretty cursed
>>34176593Yes.I am the most racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, hate filled nigga I know. I truly believe millions must die as an opening move to saving the human future. I have a filthy mind that I can't get under control, and a number of vices I hate to admit.I still don't go on /b/ because they are disgusting.
>>34176593Yes. /b/ hasn’t been worth using for like fifteen years.
>>34176593Yes don’t go on there. I used to go on there, when I first started going on 4chan, but there’s so many people just using their own wives, sisters etc with “trib threads” or disgusting stuff like that. One of the things I hate about 4chanI’m not even a feminist or anything like that, but some of the sexual stuff on there is disturbing and actually disgusting.
>>34176642>people just using their own wives, sisters etc with “trib threads” or disgusting stuff like that.Qrd?
>>34176642Most of those people are larping. Those aren't actually girls they know.
agreeing with all the anons above, nothing but trvt nvkes
>>34176645You ask people to 'cum tribute' or cum to puctures of women you post. Lots of people there get off to strangers jacking it to their wives
>>34176593>Should I stay away from it?To say it's a cess pit is an insult to cess pits. But you should fit right in.
>>34176593I’ve been browsing this website for twenty years (2006). This entire website has evil energy and has always revelled in it, but we all understood it was a type of evil that delights in mocking societal antichrists. Aka charlatans, hypocrites, and the vain, public people or public institutions that pose themselves as morally or socially ‘good’ or ‘virtuous’ yet are wicked to the core underneath the propaganda or the facade. And the way this website’s entire community operated was expressing extreme sardonic cynicism at anything deemed fake & gay, for the lolz. /b/ is unhinged because that’s what it always was. The only difference is the intensity ramped up and continued to ramp up. /b/ was always the “heart” of 4chan, since day 1. Though I wasn’t around in 2004-2005 when it started so who knows. What I do know for certain is /b/‘s ‘energy’ cascades down to other boards. Every board is tainted. /b/ made sure of it, I remember the /b/ raids on other boards. I remember the temporary /bx/ merger too.
>>34176721Holy cringe.
>>34176796>This entire website has evil energy and has always revelled in itI don't really feel that way, but I also just browse threads of my favorite topics and some useful advice threads. I learned so many (positive) things from this website and did meet some cool people too :)
>>34176812Not him but in what boards did you find mostly positive things and people?
>>34176812>I don't really feel that way, but I also just browse threads of my favorite topics and some useful advice threads. I learned so many (positive) things from this website and did meet some cool people too :)That’s really good and reassuring to hear your PoV if you’re a younger or newer user. If I were 15 years younger and it was 2010 I’d have called you names and insulted you for being positive and happy lol. But these days I’m not like that in my middle ages, I grew up and I appreciate positivity now. If the newer generation were to use this site for something more uplifting than the old-guard did when we were teens/twenties that’d be sick.
>>341767964chan is absolute cancer I had nothing going in my life when I was 17-18 I started browsing /soc/ and /fit/, I don't think it did me any good to be honest, I only learned retarded shit but since I had nothing /fit/ became my home and community so I tried to find happiness the way it was shown in that board. I guess the real problem is that I never had parents to guide me a bit through life not the place itself, normal people either completely ignore 4chan or visit for a bit then leave.
>>34176832>I guess the real problem is that I never had parents to guide me a bit through life not the place itself, normal people either completely ignore 4chan or visit for a bit then leave.Yeah that’s how I more or less got stuck on 4chan back in ‘06 too. I always had a gut feeling that the majority of us, at least those of us in the oldfag generation, all had that unspoken commonality, we all came from dirt. Either poverty, or dysfunction, or something fucked up. And that we were all anonymous hyenas laughing at the moon as a pack more or less.
>>34176796Out of curiosity, I don't want to get too esoteric but do you believe in /x/ stuff? Do you think all the negativity that /b/ carries actually brought real evil entities to this website?
/b/ used to be incredible pre 2013.The amount of just pure random stuff being posted on there especially around 2007 was truly an experience.Now it's 95% just the same porn threads over and over. Don't bother.
>>34176593all porn thread rarely anything interesting going on there
>>34176841Most of the people I know who went on /b/ irl were my middle class suburban white friends with decent homes.Though, none if the /b/rothers I know have kids and we are all in stable relationships in our 30s.
>>34176867>Out of curiosity, I don't want to get too esoteric but do you believe in /x/ stuff? Do you think all the negativity that /b/ carries actually brought real evil entities to this website?Well I've been browsing for decades as I said, and coincidentally I was a /b/, /x/ and /v/ guy. I stopped using /x/ when it became filled with narcissistic schizophrenics who LARP that they are the paranormal itself. Back in the day it was a relatively harmless board that shared ghost stories, alien encounters, demonic testimony or cryptid sightings or other famous or niche mysteries. I don't believe in the paranormal, but I do believe in the supernatural aka God etc.Here's my honest opinion in regard to your questions:People carry evil. There are no evil people, only people, and some people carry evil unknowingly and others carry it knowingly. The way evil latches onto people is along a pathway of internal suffering, and then through a gateway of choice. In other words, if the person has a void inside, it's an open wound. Evil is the infection and it gets in. Then that person has a choice to either express that evil or fight it. And most people on /b/ collectively choose to express it. And a lion's share of everyone on this site choose the same. Not everyone, but most. /b/ didn't bring evil entities to this website. Evil entities chose this website from the very beginning, through the work of humans. I'll leave you with a fun mystery:>"I saw three bad spirits like frogs come out of the mouth of the dragon, and out of the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the prophet who is not true."Revelation 16:13. The book of future prophecy from the Bible. The beast, a symbol of an earthly power. The dragon, the symbols of leaders of that power. The frogs..>The frogs. Smile and say 'Pepe'!
>>34176928It does make sense Anon, what you said really puts things into perspective. What made you believe in God? Was there a specific moment that made you realize it or was it something you just ''knew'' somehow?I heard about some theories about the idea of Pepe being demonic in some way on /x/ but what you said does sound interesting, I should look more into itOh, since you mentioned the bible I have a question; what does the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit mean? During my edgy phase I'm pretty sure I've said a lot of awful things and I'm worried about having commited the unforgivable sin
>>34176966>What made you believe in God? Was there a specific moment that made you realize it or was it something you just ''knew'' somehow?I saw a lot of evil, a lot of it. Not just online on daily gore or rekt threads or lusty and depraved generals of coomers, but offline too in my personal life. I didn't live a life, I survived one. I also did a lot of evil too, I was an antisocial psychotic guy myself, and not the shut-in loser kind of antisocial, the misanthropic kind. Anyway after a life of drinking and vomiting evil, I eventually realized the necessity for goodness and of God. The darker the shadow the brighter the light, etc. I chose to search for the existence of that and found it in God. >what does the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit mean?Defiant irreverence is what it means. Defiantly choosing to not revere God absolutely and totally, even against his Spirit. Only those who have faith can sense the spirit, so if you had no faith when you blasphemes, you did not see the spirit. You had no "eyes to see" as the book says. So you did not commit defiant irreverence. Only someone who actually believes God 100% and still chooses to rebel against his workings, his spirit, that is the unforgivable. Only Satan, His Legion & Judas are the only ones to pull that off. If you are worried you committed it it's proof you didn't.
>>34176995>I saw a lot of evil, a lot of it.I feel the same way, I guess it's one of the reasons 4chan has been helpful on this journey because it showed me how bleak things can be, and it's something I heard here and there but this website made me see it and that was more impactful.And thank you for your message anon, it does make sense. I need to focus on God and let go of my ego, it's something that keeps me going back to being a degenerate because I tell myself ''that's who I am'' and that part of me wants to believe I'm beyond redemption so I can keep on sinning
>>34176593it's like one of those things, if you say it has evil energy then it really doesnt, but if 4chan says it does then it does
>>34177049>I guess it's one of the reasons 4chan has been helpful on this journey because it showed me how bleak things can be, and it's something I heard here and there but this website made me see it and that was more impactful.Yeah that's why I also have a bittersweet love for the site even 20 years on. An affinity so strangely strong that's why this site above all others I always felt compelled to come back to every time even after two decades. I've never done that for any other website, only this one. This website has an unspeakable pulling force that I cannot describe, for reasons I don't fully comprehend. I've gone from being an edgy teen, a callous one, a cold one, a hateful one, a blood hungry one and a vengeful and depraved and broken young adult into a renewal of character, getting better, growing, feeling less jaded less cynical, getting my shit together, finding meaning, purpose, and finally smiling for the first time since I was a child, one that wasn't faked for once, getting a job, my own family, the whole journey. Yet no matter what I still come back here. No clue why lmao. As twisted and farfetched as it might sound, I love the anons, all of them, you, the OP, even the people who tell me to die and argue with me. Because if it hadn't been for the fellow chuckle fucks on this site keeping me engaged and distracted, I'd have ended up in a worse place than where I'd been, either a jail cell, or a mental asylum, or a cold grave. I have this site to thank for holding me together through my rock bottom days.
>>34177082I'm glad you managed to pull yourself out of that hole, it must have been really hard but it does give me hope. I was also completely broken but I didn't find this website until way later but when I did I felt it as if I belonged here, as if I had finally found my home in a way. I really hate the red boards but there are some blue boards here that helped me experience things that made me a better person. I guess I'm not mature enough yet but as of now I know I need to avoid the red boards like the plagueI love you too Anon; may I ask, what helped you the most in your journey to become a kinder person?
>>34177119Thanks. And yeah minimize red board usage and maximize blue board usage for a marginally better time. I only say marginally because blue boards can still suck. Even this one is 50/50 most days, this board is where either you get advice or get your mental or emotional wounds publicly spit on. >I love you too Anon; may I ask, what helped you the most in your journey to become a kinder person?Christ, of course. So finding an exemplary role model to follow basically. That and the progressive realization that I had a soul I wasn't aware of. And then remembering what I never got much of in life, kindness, love, understanding, and mercy. Knowing the lack of it and then choosing to try and give to others what I never was given, turning pain into purpose basically. I still fuck up from time to time but all I can do is but try.
>>34177176Yep, this board is very out there, I really like /x/ in general, and /fit/ too, it can be quite toxic but at least it has the self-improvement element whereas /r9k/ for instance doesn't. Sometimes I go to /lit/ and it seems nice enough but sometimes I get shit on kekThat's true, I am focusing on Christ more, it's really hard because I need to let go of my sinful self and it's pretty much my ''comfort zone'' but it's causing me a lot of pain so I'll let go of that idea and let Christ shape me
>>34177223>That's true, I am focusing on Christ more, it's really hard because I need to let go of my sinful self and it's pretty much my ''comfort zone'' but it's causing me a lot of pain so I'll let go of that idea and let Christ shape meIt’s a bit of both, mate. We’ll always have a sinful self, but all we need to know is that is not who we are called to be. We are called to equip the new self, the one made in the image of God Himself. That new self’s image was manifest in Christ. He is who we need to aim to be like, to be Christ-like, to be Christ[ian]. We will never be Him, but we can only try to get as close to embodying Him as much as we imperfectly are able. For the imperfect failings beyond our strength or control. Christ carries it for us, free of charge. He has your back & He is your role model. You are spiritually His adoptive brother. That’s who He is to you, to me, to everyone who chooses to follow. And God is the Father, and in this way, also yours, mines and everyone’s. Once you begin to understand the mystery of the faith in this way, it becomes more clear, at least thats what helped me a lot.
>>34177257Thank you for your advice Anon, it did give me a different perspective on faith. I need a lot of growth still but seeing yours did inspire me so I'm really grateful to you
>>34177289No problem and I am glad I was of some help. God bless you, I’ll pray for you. Pray for me too also, a sinner.
>>34177351God bless you and your family. I'll pray for you Anon
I assume almost no one goes to /b/ anymore except discord groomers who want to find minors to blackmail and extort (sextortion rings like com / 674 ) or groom into becoming a tranny so yes but you're probably a 30 year old tranny discord groomer yourself trying to make /b/ seem appealling to young teenagers who find "evil" edginess appealling
>>34176593Mmm I really only use blue boards the post quality on NSFW is abysmal. >>34176827NTA but I mostly post on /ck/ and /tv/ because I love cooking and classic movies/celebrity talk. I also like /v/ and the related boards. Sometimes I like going on /int/ but since I’m from a small Euro country I feel like I’m namefagging and the mods on there are terrible. I wish there was a SFW random board desu >>34176832You should try going on random boards and making threads about things that interest you. The last thread I made was a really comfy twilight zone one on /tv/ asking for similar shows and discussing 60’s cinema.
The only board that will make you lose faith in humanity faster is /soc/
>>34176827I browse drawthreads and music threads, funny /vp/ threads and some silly meme threads on s4s :)
>>34176828Yeah well, the real world isn't really giving me anything or anyone to relate to si here I am
its only good for posting the most unrelated and spammy shit possible because no one gives a shit about that board besides degens or normal people
