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post 1697437493 02-05-2024, 04:27 AM
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Truthpill: Your childhood experience is 95% responsible for how you act socially.

I have been moneymaxxing hard for the past few years

I have had very little social interactions

I've had no gfs

Something strange I realized. Everytime I get my haircut, there is a customer ahead of me. The customers are all 18-35 year old men (college area). Half of them are socially autistic as fuk. The hairstylist is a middle-aged lady that's very bubbly and talkative. I can tell the guys are shy af and can barely form a sentence. Then it's my turn to get a haircut. Ez conversation. I have her laughing and giggling. I can tell my rizzing ability has dropped a bit but it's still 70% there.
post 1697438093 02-05-2024, 05:01 AM
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We are starting to see an entire generation emerge of kids raised on Ipads that have no idea how to effectively communicate with other people in real life. First tablet came out in 2010, and parents immediately started handing them to their kids to distract them. 14 years later those kids are now late teens/early 20's and have done nothing but interact virtually unless they were forced to.

You literally have to teach people how to not be afraid of real people now.
post 1697438143 02-05-2024, 05:05 AM
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Originally Posted By WoofieNugget⏩
We are starting to see an entire generation emerge of kids raised on Ipads that have no idea how to effectively communicate with other people in real life. First tablet came out in 2010, and parents immediately started handing them to their kids to distract them. 14 years later those kids are now late teens/early 20's and have done nothing but interact virtually unless they were forced to.

You literally have to teach people how to not be afraid of real people now.
fkn ironic I just posted a thread about this

My generation (turning 29 this month) was the last that had a small glimpse of socializing

i got a brand new iphone 4s my junior year in hs

i was the coolest kid in class and everyone was wow'd

By my freshmen year in college, everyone had an iphone or galaxy
post 1697438723 02-05-2024, 05:41 AM
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True. Your first 10 years shape who you are. After that you have another 10 years to change or you’re permanently molded.
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Originally Posted By WoofieNugget⏩
We are starting to see an entire generation emerge of kids raised on Ipads that have no idea how to effectively communicate with other people in real life. First tablet came out in 2010, and parents immediately started handing them to their kids to distract them. 14 years later those kids are now late teens/early 20's and have done nothing but interact virtually unless they were forced to.

You literally have to teach people how to not be afraid of real people now.
how is it any different from most people under 40? a lot of people grew up on PC's with internet since the late 90's. thats why theres so many autistic miscers, LMAO
post 1697441633 02-05-2024, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted By PenorKing⏩
I have been moneymaxxing hard for the past few years

I have had very little social interactions

I've had no gfs

Something strange I realized. Everytime I get my haircut, there is a customer ahead of me. The customers are all 18-35 year old men (college area). Half of them are socially autistic as fuk. The hairstylist is a middle-aged lady that's very bubbly and talkative. I can tell the guys are shy af and can barely form a sentence. Then it's my turn to get a haircut. Ez conversation. I have her laughing and giggling. I can tell my rizzing ability has dropped a bit but it's still 70% there.
OP is bragging about being a touchless virgin, and then gloating about being able to talk with a mid-aged fat woman who talks by default.


No wonder you're banned. Thats cringe.


Its like bragging you're sexy to women because your mommy says you're "a cute boy"
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post 1697442883 02-05-2024, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted By WoofieNugget⏩
We are starting to see an entire generation emerge of kids raised on Ipads that have no idea how to effectively communicate with other people in real life. First tablet came out in 2010, and parents immediately started handing them to their kids to distract them. 14 years later those kids are now late teens/early 20's and have done nothing but interact virtually unless they were forced to.

You literally have to teach people how to not be afraid of real people now.
This is boomer speak. Have you even met any of these kids?
Go outside and notice, they are sociable. Maybe they are not as open will-nilly to strangers as your generation but I see zoomer kids in the gym socializing amongst each other all the time.
I see plenty of 30+ older single men alone at the gym though.
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