>chatgpt summarize this noise
The author trains their theory of mind by pretending to hold mainstream beliefs online, which helps them reduce resentment, improve social interactions, and reconnect with friends.

>>84170732
>reconnected with some friends
You were never one of us.

>>84170737
>The author's life is a lie

>>84170732
How do I know this is what you really believe?

>>84170732
I already went outside last year, it did nothing. I was miserable outside, but nothing changed. Reconnect with who? I don't even have friends.

>>84170753
you really can't but why are we even here? it's not because we believe most people here are being authentic/genuine.
anyways, you have to admit it makes sense deductively and probably beats going on with whatever the fuck you're doing now (which clearly isn't working) ad nauseam. that's what made me try it out.
the beauty of this technique, besides the fact that it works, is that it's incredibly low effort. you could change your posting style to this for a week and try it out. just don't half-ass it, really do your best to be good faith when adopting normie beliefs and make a case for them. if being incel made me good at anything it's being able to conceptualize cause and effect with rigid logics behind them. normies have beliefs like this as well but like i said, the only difference is that they haven't made themselves neurotic and anxious in the process and can live in the moment.
>>84170771
just going outside isn't gonna reap any rewards if you're still too neurotic. worst case it can actially just traumatize you further and add yet another thing to the list of things you know that sucked. my thing works because i claim it makes going outside actually more enjoyable.

>>84170804
>and thus you'll end up being less resentful.
I don't see how this follows. I will continue to wallow.

>>84170804
>going outside isn't gonna reap any rewards if you're still too neurotic
I'm not neurotic I'm very calm. It was a very calming experience to finally walk around with an empty head like a normie but it didn't give me anything else.

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>>84170826
maybe if i add some more presuppositions i have it makes more sense. feel free to disagree but i'm pretty sure they're true:
>you resent society, particularly normal seemingly unaffected people, because they're happily experiencing things like friendships, fame, sex, etc. and you're not
>you believe there is no point in even trying to attain these or anything else because objectively quantifiable metrics such as your appearance fail to clear a minimum threshold for access to them
>you imagine you'd likely not even enjoy e.g. the sex you hypothetically could have, because it would probably be with a relatively ugly and poor person
>you end up obsessed over what essentially comes down to status, unable to even enjoy the 'little things' in life like a creative pursuit, your job (if you even have one), etc. slowly but surely, your idea of happiness becomes intertwined with narcissistic enjoyment
>you project unhappiness onto ugly people who do have things like a relationship
>finally, happiness becomes ontologically unfathomable to yourself in particular and the subjective experiences of others can only be seen as a facade or a delusion. life is one bitter harsh evolutionary truth and nothing more
is this more or less you or nah?

>>84170912
>>you resent society, particularly normal seemingly unaffected people, because they're happily experiencing things like friendships, fame, sex, etc. and you're not
Not really. It is what it is. I'm so disconnected from society that whatever they're up to out there really doesn't matter to me beyond what appears on my TV screen.
>>you believe there is no point in even trying to attain these or anything else because objectively quantifiable metrics such as your appearance fail to clear a minimum threshold for access to them
This is correct, both in that it's what I believe and that it's true. If it was not true I wouldn't be here.
>>you imagine you'd likely not even enjoy e.g. the sex you hypothetically could have, because it would probably be with a relatively ugly and poor person
Yes but I'd never have sex with someone I didn't find physically attractive. I can't imagine enjoying sex because I can't imagine why any girl would enjoy it with me.
>>you end up obsessed over what essentially comes down to status, unable to even enjoy the 'little things' in life like a creative pursuit, your job (if you even have one), etc. slowly but surely, your idea of happiness becomes intertwined with narcissistic enjoyment
I don't think of it like that but yes I can't enjoy anything anymore, because whatever "it" is ends in a measure of hours and then I go home and I'm still me.
>>you project unhappiness onto ugly people who do have things like a relationship
No I assume almost anyone is better off than I am.
>>finally, happiness becomes ontologically unfathomable to yourself in particular and the subjective experiences of others can only be seen as a facade or a delusion. life is one bitter harsh evolutionary truth and nothing more
I think people are wrong to be happy in that we're obviously heading for a social collapse. Crime is legal unless you're a white man. How can anything survive under that reality?

>>84170966
in other words, you're actively convinced of a bunch of things that would make anyone give up. the problem here being giving up; you could hypothetically spend the rest of your life with these beliefs and they would change nothing. besides them making it likelier you'll end your life, of course.
so what's the real problem here? that you have completely objectivized standards for concepts like 'happiness' and 'worth doing'. that's completely neurotic by definition. thoughts are keeping you from taking any risks whatsoever and they are never actually challenged. you're not living.
maybe now you can see why my technique has potential. because it's an easy way for losers stuck to a website indoors to just change the one thing they're doing (posting) and make it an exercise that liberates them from their own neuroses. things become mentally possible again in general, little things more enjoyable and risk taking starts having fathomable new potentials, no matter how small.

>>84171005
I'm actively aware of a bunch of things that have made me give up, yes.
I've tried hard enough, with no results or rewards. You are right about one thing, I am not living.

>>84170740
>oppression olympics
Gay.
>robot = no friends
I've never bought this for one second. You're telling me you've never had another incel-tier friend in real life? Not even just one back in high school? You want me to believe you are equipped with the social ineptitude of Chrischan and the mental faculties of a guy who can elaborately entertain incel worldviews, but this combination does not exist.

I understand you OP
much like how when you learn a new word, that word spontaneously appears "everywhere".
if you consciously make the effort to see the good in everything, it becomes easier to see the good in everything. It becomes habitual.
The world is too complicated to truly have an objective perspective on everything. you have to choose your perspective, choose what to focus on. Don't deny that bad things exist, but focus on the good you have right now.

>>84171095
yeah now imagine the average robot has learned a billion words and sentences that all them him he's better off not even trying. the only way out of that is constructively fucking around with diametrically opposed words and sentences in a safe environment.

>>84171074
Robots don't have friends, we have acquaintances. When's the last time you interacted with someone outside of a scheduled proximity-based appearance (school or work)?

>>84171172
Last monday. No woman has ever want to fuck me and I have no reason to believe that will ever change but I do have friends.