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>stop acting like a retard 24/7 and replying to everyone
>start acting serious and only replying to people selectively
>suddenly people are curious about me and want to talk to me
it's that simple but at the same time i prefer being a retard
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You don't prefer being a retard, you just think it'd be better if you received more yous.

You know better, but the nature of this social media site makes you think the quality surely is hidden among the quantity. That's how it fools your brain to stick around, post on shitty threads, etc.
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>>84747544
For me is:
>Believe that I don't have anything important to say so I don't make accounts online.
>I just browse and read what others post.
>Every blue moon I come to 4chan and go on a reply spree to get a bit of release, writing anything that pops into my head across different boards and threads.
>From shitposting to helpful, honest replies.
>All because I'm too lazy to create an account somewhere.
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>>84747544
you should do what you prefer
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>>84748478
That's what I do, I hide the majority of threads on here and only respond to a few threads that interest me on here. I learnt something new from the genderbent thread, for example. And it is helping me grow as an individual.



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