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post 1692877363 11-05-2023, 04:06 PM
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The harder people e-warrior, the less fulfilling their lives are

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post 1692877383 11-05-2023, 04:06 PM
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No shiit
post 1692877413 11-05-2023, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Getter_done
No shiit
post 1692877513 11-05-2023, 04:10 PM
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I know this one, how tiring life can be physically and mentally living behind the internet, television and social media all the time, but times have changed, I mean what else is there to do in real life these days, everything is overdone and mostly stale...at most everyones life has become boring...
post 1692877653 11-05-2023, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted By robreynolds1234
I know this one, how tiring life can be physically and mentally living behind the internet, television and social media all the time, but times have changed, I mean what else is there to do in real life these days, everything is overdone and mostly stale...at most everyones life has become boring...
Well you could always just go outside and do things. The internet is basically a cesspool of toxicity where you're constantly having the deal with the biggest losers who barely walk the earth. The only good you can find on it is from people who have something going on in their lives. It's always obvious when people don't, they're just constantly looking for an e-fight, because they have so little going on in their lives it's the last desperate bid for dopamine and attention.
post 1692877713 11-05-2023, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
And even after it was pointed out, OP goes off and proves how he has zero self awareness.

What was the point of this thread again?

To prove you have a life that is not fulfilling, right?
Case and point right here, couldn't ask for a better example.
post 1692877793 11-05-2023, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted By JayJ350
Well you could always just go outside and do things. The internet is basically a cesspool of toxicity where you're constantly having the deal with the biggest losers who barely walk the earth. The only good you can find on it is from people who have something going on in their lives. It's always obvious when people don't, they're just constantly looking for an e-fight, because they have so little going on in their lives it's the last desperate bid for dopamine and attention.
I could go outside and do lots of things, but it's mostly boring alone and I would still need people around me for the most part..but here's the catch even in real most negative things happen, heck even the people closest to you can hurt you in some way or the other...on the internet people feel safer for the most part without their feelings being hurt etc.
post 1692877833 11-05-2023, 04:17 PM
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sjws are half arsed efforts to make a meaningless contribution to their pitiful lives
post 1692877853 11-05-2023, 04:17 PM
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So the first two posters have no lives lmao, fcking ded.
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post 1692878063 11-05-2023, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted By robreynolds1234
I could go outside and do lots of things, but it's mostly boring alone and I would still need people around me for the most part..but here's the catch even in real most negative things happen, heck even the people closest to you can hurt you in some way or the other...on the internet people feel safer for the most part without their feelings being hurt etc.
I guess that's why I like having dogs, great to have some hiking partners. I really don't need to have anyone else around in order to have fun outside either, might go for a bike ride, ride my electric longboard or push one of my regulars, hit up the gym, shoot some hoops, there's no shortage of ways to enjoy yourself without others. Codependency is not a good thing, and getting out on your own can be a good way to meet people.
post 1692878183 11-05-2023, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted By aal04
sjws are half arsed efforts to make a meaningless contribution to their pitiful lives
Well it's a form of virtue signaling, and virtue signaling is just another attention seeking method for a cheap dopamine hit.

People who have something to say are sincere, people who need to cope try to say things to be liked.
post 1692879473 11-05-2023, 04:49 PM
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OP You're describing yourself I think unless I am confusing you with someone else.
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post 1692879593 11-05-2023, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted By SubGamer
This topic perfectly explains most of the posters over at the misc gaming section, absolute losers who do nothing but put others down because of their gaming platform of choice (Xbox).

You can tell they live sad lives and get their kicks from online bullying others, where as a side effect virtue signals to other Sony ponies where they get further validation
True, and very accurate. I mean just think about the mindset of the kind of person who feels a need to e-bully randoms on a message forum/social, or the type of person who would get enjoyment out of that. They aren't the type of people I would want to hang out with, that's for sure. You know the old saying, misery loves company.

Seems like some people literally have nothing better to do than try to drag others down. It seems like they need to stick to small and cliquish communities as well, because they would get roasted in bigger ones, or simply booted out.
post 1692879613 11-05-2023, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted By SubGamer
This topic perfectly explains most of the posters over at the misc gaming section, absolute losers who do nothing but put others down because of their gaming platform of choice (Xbox).

You can tell they live sad lives and get their kicks from online bullying others, where as a side effect virtue signals to other Sony ponies where they get further validation
It's not hard to sport the rejects who's sad lives carry over to the internet. We all.make silly post and comments in jest sometimes got lulz but you can spot the ones who actually live that fake persona and tale out their jealously and envy on boards like this.

I've said it many times. All they deserve is our pity. I mean could you imagine if you had to live that life? And I don't even say that in ridicule I get some attacks on here and I've been here for many years. You just have to let it role off of you and consider the source..

It'd sad. They are sad. A cycle of getting banned, create an alt, getting banned create an alt and it goes on and on..

There is no hope for these people
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post 1692880283 11-05-2023, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted By latverian41
It's not hard to sport the rejects who's sad lives carry over to the internet. We all.make silly post and comments in jest sometimes got lulz but you can spot the ones who actually live that fake persona and tale out their jealously and envy on boards like this.

I've said it many times. All they deserve is our pity. I mean could you imagine if you had to live that life? And I don't even say that in ridicule I get some attacks on here and I've been here for many years. You just have to let it role off of you and consider the source..

It'd sad. They are sad. A cycle of getting banned, create an alt, getting banned create an alt and it goes on and on..

There is no hope for these people
Yup, they are always easy to spot. Funny thing is, they think their continued aggression will somehow get them ahead, when all it does it show off their pettiness and how pathetic they are to the few people who actually pay any attention to them.

I mean think about it, does anybody give a flying phuck about "winning" some argument on a forum like this or in some comments section? Chances are hardly anyone will read it, and most outside observers would simply be disgusted by the behavior or simply ignore it. I mean I come across stupid arguments all the time in comments sections and forums, and most of the time I think the longer it goes on, the worse everyone involved looks, and the less I care about what any of them had to say.

Good comments are simply sincere and to the point. The more people feel a need to argue, the more everything becomes twisted.
post 1692880333 11-05-2023, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted By JayJ350
Yup, they are always easy to spot. Funny thing is, they think their continued aggression will somehow get them ahead, when all it does it show off their pettiness and how pathetic they are to the few people who actually pay any attention to them.

I mean think about it, does anybody give a flying phuck about "winning" some argument on a forum like this or in some comments section? Chances are hardly anyone will read it, and most outside observers would simply be disgusted by the behavior or simply ignore it. I mean I come across stupid arguments all the time in comments sections and forums, and most of the time I think the longer it goes on, the worse everyone involved looks, and the less I care about what any of them had to say.

Good comments are simply sincere and to the point. The more people feel a need to argue, the more everything becomes twisted.
Yep

You cant tell them that. That have serious mental issues.
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post 1692880623 11-05-2023, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted By latverian41
Yep

You can tell them that. That have serious mental issues.
Yup. Most e-warriors are desperately trying to cope with them. It's like a form of self-medication, they think taking their problems out on others will make them feel better, or help them cope with what they're lacking in their sad lives.
post 1692882513 11-05-2023, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted By JayJ350
Case and point right here, couldn't ask for a better example.
*caseinpoint
post 1692883733 11-05-2023, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted By SubGamer
Im sure bongowongo, coal Man or mgtp will see this soon enough ? Or perhaps their alt onelegsquats, and they will come in here and bully Jay as usual.

Sad lives some people live on here.
For real. One thing I notice is how the more friendly and sincere people are, the more likely they are to attract haters on the internet. Like if you're just doing your own thing, living your best life, and trying to share your thoughts with others, it seems to piss off toxic personalities to no end.
post 1692888253 11-05-2023, 08:39 PM
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i'd say you can look at online post counts and bet that there's a high correlation between abundant posting and various mental disorders.
post 1692888453 11-05-2023, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Fuark, I really got to Jay this time.
He did one of those "I'm putting you on my ignore list" things with me a while back.

There are a few posters ITT who spread their negativity as hard as they can on this forum, crying foul when others point out that not everyone leads a life of misery.

Just...lol.
post 1692889653 11-05-2023, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted By SubGamer
Zyzz was right. Having haters means you're doing something right.
Well if you think about it, the people who are generally kind and sincere are the hardest to ignore and brush off. Stupid douchebags are easy to ignore and brush off because they never have anything of value to say. Controversy often stems from inconvenient truths and challenging the status and biases of others, especially those who hold themselves to high regard. The bigger the ego being challenged, the bigger the hater towards the person challenging them. This is especially prevalent on the internet due to the nature of it, where any jackass can be as chitty as they like because they are hiding behind a keyboard. It's why you get so many e-warriors who are the biggest antagonistic and hateful pieces of chit on the internet, while they wouldn't dare to say any of the chit IRL that they're spewing all over the internet.

That, and projections as well as gaslighting is way too easy on the internet. Any piece of chit can claim anything because why not? Most of the time they are simply trying to save face or cling to the delicate e-ego that is so prevalent among the e-warrior types. It's why engaging with people like that is often so pointless, because you aren't going to convince them of anything, and they will double down hard on defending or ignoring their own nasty behavior. Like if they're willing to say phucked up chit to people or treat others like dirt over something as petty as difference in opinion, what's to stop them from doing that? So yeah, the more you attract dedicated haters, it's probably because you have been putting them in their place.

That and there is an old saying, how it's lonely at the top and the bottom is way too phucking crowded. Those who rise above are going to standout like a sore thumb, while the bottom feeders all have something in common.
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This thread is lack of self awareness comedy gold
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Makes sense. If you can't accept yourself as an anon, it's probably really difficult to accept yourself in reality.
post 1692890323 11-05-2023, 09:43 PM
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yes sir. so many unfulfilled e-warriors here lol.

they only wish they could be like that IRL hehe
post 1692890453 11-05-2023, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted By bicmane123
yes sir. so many unfulfilled e-warriors here lol.

they only wish they could be like that IRL hehe
There's a good reason why the meekest basement dwellers are often the biggest internet tough guys. It's all smoke and mirrors.
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Originally Posted By JayJ350
There's a good reason why the meekest basement dwellers are often the biggest internet tough guys.
well the internet is a controlled environment...and just like real life those that are incessantly negative and looking to bully likely have something missing from their life. i would honestly be on guard around anyone irl that tells me they post a lot on the internet.
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Originally Posted By eddiehaskell
well the internet is a controlled environment...and just like real life those that are incessantly negative and looking to bully likely have something missing from their life. i would honestly be on guard around anyone irl that tells me they post a lot on the internet.
Well I'd simply look out for signs of a personality disorder or cliquishness in general, those are the ones you should be worried about.
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Honestly love having haters, as long as they are only mildly unhinged.

Some dude has been making dozens of threads telling me to kill myself lol. I love that chaotic energy. Hope he's doing ok.
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There's one particular f@ggit, gwg77, who is constantly on my dick and obsessed with me

I see that he is always arguing and trying to cause drama with other users too like a little feminine bitch

It's obvious this e-warrior geek must have a horrible unfulfilling and pathetic life
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