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10/03/2024 WE'RE MOVING IN LADS. BUNKER: https://8chan.moe/britfeel/


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Alright you lazy slags? Couldn't make a thread past the bump limit this time eh? Had to wait for a natural decision maker such as myself to come around and make it for you? tsk tsk threadslaves, this is getting a bit sad 

thread question - how did you lads spend your new years?
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>>5999 (OP) 
Also I went to Paris this year, would you lads like to see all the based and trad sculptures I took pics of? Hope everyone's been doing well.
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I think i'm the only poster online today so I'm just going to dump statue pics I took for when you lads get back. cheers.
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>>6002
these first sets aren't actually classical in providence, but came from the art scene in paris around the salon of 1846. Think Monet, Baudelaire and that sort of thing. I'd never really given sculpture from this period a chance before and was struck by the beautiful realism of it. Look at how delicately rendered the nymph is, the almost translucent quality of her marble feet, the softness of her arms, the slight moue she makes as she examines her wound. Contrast that with Oedipus. A mythical king worn with time and age. Look at the sag of his pectorals, the thick veined decreptitude of his hands, how his body portrays old age and great strength at the same time. Moving stuff!
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>>6003
In the first two images, Eros, son of Aphrodite and personification of love, is reviving the ailing Psyche (soul) with a kiss. It's a sweet allegory and one I'd never seen depicted in sculpture before. 
As for the bronze, I wasn't sure at first about the inclusion of the sculptor in the composition, but it turns out it was the artist's son who made it to commemorate his life. i thought it sweet. Look at the despairing rage on the face of the young man about to be vanquished by the triumphant murmillo, it reminds me of Cabanel's fallen angel. Beautiful stuff.
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>>5999 (OP) 
> tsk tsk threadslaves, this is getting a bit sad 
but john, you are the threadslave.
>>5999 (OP) 
>how did you lads spend your new years?
drinking by myself like i do most weekends
>>5999 (OP) 
So, where are you lads going to go to now that the cafe is shutting down?

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>>6002
>>6003
>>6004
Beautiful statues lad.
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On new years I stole a load of cheese from M&S and made an amazing charcuterie board for my family before watching Wall-E. I also had a good selection of meats and other typical things like that.

I actually need to go back to M&S today to get some trousers for a job interview.
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>>6007
I assume we're all heading back to 8chan
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>>6007
8ch.moe/brit/
Main lad made it hidden tho
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>>6011
That's /britfeel/ to you lad.
>>6008
you're wholesome in a scummy way
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>>6008
based, what method did you use? I'm a fan of the simple pick up and walk out method personally, as self checkout scams seem higher risk now that they all have cameras installed in them. 
>>6007
Cheers, mate. Have some more. The statue of Athena I've included is over three metres tall iirc - can you imagine that? I'd never seen a colossal statue so well preserved before. I think we're all going to 8chan.moe/britfeel?
>>6011
britfeel mate, not brit
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>>6014
>can you imagine that?
Impressive, I'm sure.

>I think we're all going to 8chan.moe/britfeel?
I'll be sad to miss you off the webring, then. What about trashchan -- I imagine the Trashmin likes a pint now and then?
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How's your day been lads? I got dumped so I'm going to spend all evening going on a buprenorphine binge and listening to drill music. Big moves. 
>>6015
I've no idea honestly, I think admin is taking us to 8chan.moe but it's quiet atm, hoping posting pics up once anon.cafe fully shuts down.
Quite like the look of trashchan to be honest. I know 8moe is the board with more chance of drawing unwanted attention too, and doesn't really respect the webring.
>>5999 (OP) 
Was ill over new years lad, had the flu, so I stayed in and watched vtubers on twitch.
Dear britfrens, I'm a yank, but I love marmite on buttered crackers.  The problem I have, is that the marmite is too sticky to get off the spoon, onto the cracker, and then spread, without also getting the spoon buttery. I don't want to get butter in my marmite pot.  Do you lads have any tricks?  I've just been using my finger or a second spoon to spread it, but maybe some native experts have a better way.
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>>6020
Use a knife.
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>>6020
Eat twiglets to get the crunchy mouthfeel with a similar taste.
what ever happened to snowboarding games?
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>>6023
They went downhill.
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>>6020

this
>>6021

It's pretty standard to use a butter knife for spreading butter or anything, whether onto a cracker, bread or anything else. Using a spoon for that is not a thing anyone does lad.
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The charges, officer?

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/woman-watching-tv-nude-wife-32049905
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>>6024
for fuck sake im mad at myself for laughing at that
>>6026
is that jasper carrot?
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Old internet is dead. I don't even bother anymore but when I do I just end up wasting time on the same old sites which aren't even fun to begin with. I tried to quit and go out instead and for a while I think I became a normalfag and even sorta enjoyed it for a while. But then I got disillusioned with it all and realized that it's not for me, so now I am back here again but everything is dead.

List of dead imageboards.
Wikieat
8chan
alogspace
tvch

And now anon cafe
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>>6029
Imageboards outside of 4chan rarely last more than a few years at best. There's no 8chan-sized alternative at the moment, but there's plenty of imageboards and other forms of website that have cropped up in recent years and receive enough activity to pass the time.

You'll have to deal with most users being 15-25 years old however, which will make you feel fucking ancient if you're in your late 20s/early 30s like the average /britfeel/ user (AKA me).
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>>6030
What the fuck are 15 year olds doing on imageboards these days? I assumed it was just something from our generation. They must actually be bigger losers than we were.
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>>6031
It's around that age that autistic kids evolve into weeaboos, and that age group thinks anything from the 2000s is cool and "retro" (as many of our age group did the 80s). They've grown up watching youtube videos about 4chan, Chris Chan, etc., as well as wanking to Touhou porn since they were 11, which becomes their gateway to posting on imageboards (or signing up to myspace clones, "retro" youtube clones, etc.).
I had some out of date beef in the house so I put it in the toilet cistern at work. It's starting to go off.
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>>6029
what disillusioned you lad? I can kind of relate, I feel like I'm in a rough situation where I don't fully fit in with "normal" people in real life but I also feel kind of alienated from many of the old online communities I used to enjoy, so I feel stuck in an awkward middle ground where I can't really fully relate to anyone. I actually used to be a fairly popular person at various points in my life but lately I feel like I've hit a personal low, my last IRL mate moved away from the area and I'm interacting with people online less and less. It's rough.
>>6029
I enjoyed this random selection of media lad.
>>6026
>The charges, officer?
Well, according to the article, "observing a person doing a private act".
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>>6036
Not very private if it was being done somewhere observable.
What's the furthest distance you've ever came?
I remember once I had a wank and after I finished, the cum was in the air for about two seconds before it landed on my shoulder.
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Admin pls delete newest thread
A decade since I first came to britfeel
miss you lads
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>>6043
9 years for me, still here after all this time.
>>6039
I shot myself in the face with cum once. I usually don't cum hard.
lads have you seen all this stuff about these weird clots showing up in the vaxxed?

>tfw right all along
>wish I wasn't because my whole family had it + boosters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLl69c46JK0
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>>6046
I warned my mummy but I think she likes to feel part of things so she did it anyway. My grandmother got vaxxed, she then had a blood clot and died in hospital alone because family weren't allowed to see her. Behead NHS workers, curbstomp NHS workers, etc.
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Enjoying FFVII Remake tbqh, despite the horrific padding the combat is quite fun and I like the characters.
Tifa > Aerith

No I haven't played the original btw, im a cunt
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>>6048
Just couldn't get into it lad, pales in comparison to the original. Those playstation 1 ff games were a massive part of my childhood. Really is worth setting up an emulator and playing through 7, 8 and 9.
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>>6047
>My grandmother got vaxxed, she then had a blood clot and died in hospital alone because family weren't allowed to see her.
I've read this anecdote many times online and yet i do not personally know of a single instance of this happening to anyone.
Not to anyone in my family, not to any of my friends' relatives, not to anyone at my work or their relatives. Nobody.
Did this actually happen lad or are you just regurgitating shite from the same boomercons who would have us all believe there'll be a mass vaxxer die-off in 2 weeks?
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>>6051
It happened. I suspect she was murdered by the NHS, they've been doing it for years even before corona-chan. It's called 'death pathway'.
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>>6051
How's this for an 'anecdote' lad? We have a longtime family friend (31f, fit as a fiddle, literally in perfect health) who took the vaxx for the first time during the height of the scamdemic. 3 days later she was dead. No doubt they listed it as a Covid death.

This happened to us.
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>>6049
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>>6054
FIT.
>>6051
Not that lad, but a guy from work's wife died after going into shock and becoming comatose after the jab. Less egregious, but my very old dementia-suffering grandad also died one week after his. If anything I was relieved because of how bad his dementia was, but I did find the timing suspect.
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>>6053
You could use the same caption with images of people beheading infidels, shitting on eachother or an image of you jerking off in your bedroom.

I had a colleague who was seemingly in perfect health but went home one day and died. This was about 3 years before COVID.
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>>6058
>I had a colleague who was seemingly in perfect health but went home one day and died. This was about 3 years before COVID.
JIDF? Many such cases.
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>>6059
>klaus schwab
lmao ok retard, how about you post some more low res jpegs to make your point, maybe include other supervillains like bill gates and anthony fauci (definitely don't include any jews though!)
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After putting it off for ages, I finally made a board request to trashchan: https://trashchan.xyz/meta/thread/64.html#606
Test.
Testing to see if I've figured out wordfilters here. btw, im a cunt
Capcode test.

Mod lads, if you make accounts here I should be able to add you. OG /britfeel/ BO lad, I can email you the password as usual if you've still got access to the same old email address.
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>>6065
OGBO here, I probably won't use it but feel free to send it over lad.
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Glad to see you guys settling in.
Greetings from your old/new neighbours, /agdg/ and /comfy/.
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>>6068
Hello mate, thanks for stopping by
>>6066
Sent.

>>6068
Cheers lad, glad to be in good company.
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>>6030
The Internet is mostly just propaganda and censorship nowadays. I can't even post on 4chan anymore because the cloudflare hates my hardware/OS/browser combination. But is it even worth it? I was only there for the precious metals threads on /biz/ which used to be a comfy place to hang out, but has become a real shithole over the past year.
>>6060
>klaus schwab
Not that lad but what exactly do you mean by this? WEF are ostensibly the most prolific deep state operative talent agency in history. Calling the founder of such an organisation a supervillain isn't ridiculous.
>>6070
Haven't recieved anything lad. You definitely used the same email address? Last email I have from you is from 27/03/2020
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>>6074
Weird. Sent it again, autocomplete might have cocked up your email address last time.
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>>6075
Got it this time, cheers lad. I'm flattered you still trust me with it to be honest
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Anoncafe is officially gone. Cheers to them for hosting us the past couple of years.
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>>6079
Goodnight sweet prince
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Alright lads, how are you all doing? I've got to be honest, 2024 is going a lot worse than 2023 for me, I'm pretty lonely and isolated and struggling to make something of my life right now. Hope everyone else is keeping well and made it over after we lost our board on .cafe
>>6079
it was a comfy site, I'll miss it.
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I've been invited to go to Japan but I need to make money so I can afford to go. I am scared of working because I'm really inept and embarrass myself. I suppose I should start learning some nihongo.

>>6081
So long as you're trying I think you will succeed.
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>>6082
I'm not sure what constitutes trying at present, but I became more or less overwhelmed by life and have retreated from it almost entirely. I'm essentially occupying a position I held years ago, unemployed, not in education, living with a parent. I've gotten back in touch with an old friend and we went out for drinks this week, so that's something I suppose. For the most part I've just stopped living entirely. 

Good luck with the potential Japan trip lad - always remember that embrassment can be overcome, and it's typically better to try than to not.
Hey, guys. I don't think I knew you made it here.
Sorry lads, forgot to check the thread for a few weeks. Thanks to the anon who put a comment on the bunker.
>>6081
Works been pretty shit to be honest. New manager is a bitch, and everyone on the team thinks so. I'll persevere though.

I did get a cat last month at the very least.
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reading frieren :)
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>>6088
i've been watching the anime
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>>6086
go ahead then mate. post cat. 
>>6088
>>6089
I've only been watching the anime but I love frieren so much it's unreal, I wish I could live for thousands of years just so I had more time to be autistic and read books.
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I've been enjoying Mr. Villain's Day Off
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>>6090
I started reading it because I've enjoyed the anime so much.
do not redeem
How is /brit/ doing on this fine Easter week?
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>>6094
I particularly enjoyed that loads of people seem to have taken a day trip to somewhere else - I like how laid back and quiet things became without their sheer excess numbers buzzing around.

When you get the chance to step into a bit of wilderness and just feed the birds there without being disturbed it feels noice.

I found a dumb phone with a guy's massive chaotic life on there, as in it's not just a burner but it's thoroughly been used to interact with people personally on there. I'm of two minds about trying to return it to him. Does he not have the numbers of these people? Can he not get any of those again?

I say this because he's a crack addict with 4 kids apparently. I want to keep it as a fascinating cultural artifact. In fact I'd like to make a walking sim where I use some of these interactions verbatim. Stuff like this is a little gross but it paints a whole landscape just looking there. I've also sympathy for this complete gutter man and I should like to help him. I love God so very much. But I don't think that I can. But I've not tried.

I spent most of my entire day doing strange arguably not fun nor virtuous things according to other people, but at least to me it's not a life that's been boring.
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>>6097
Chad is procreating above the national average, embracing crack just to give the rest of us a chance.
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>>6098
But Chadder Man's sons will be sickly, die early, and have low IQ. They are funnelled this way not by accident but to culturally select them for these traits, and in so doing influence their sexual selection for these traits as well. In other words his sort are being put through a eugenic experiment until his line is a bunch of extinct dead ends.

I'm stood looking out over this landscape amazed at the complete unnecessariness of it all. I'm not "awokened and euphoric" I just feel sad and melancholic about it. It's that or you have to try and make the best and have a laugh... Grim though to see it happening to your own effectively.

What's funny is I found this phone in the woods that apart from being deliberately planted and managed are quite natural and wholesome. And you would not think that a little traditionalist lamb and this beast of modernity should both cross each other at really any other point except maybe this one.
Why are most things so overengineered for their purpose? A car, a washing machine, a boiler, politics, the NHS. No humour or irony intended. All of those things routinely stop working because of how far gone they are in design from what should be a relatively simple function. If it really is just planned obscolescence, then why doesn't the free market replace them with much more economical alternatives? A wasing machine for example from 1960 just was a top down tub that spun your clothes around in a circular motion, easy peasy and never broke down. A boiler, as far as I can tell, is just gas heating water up, why does it need to have so much shit in it that eventually fails, as opposed to a gas oven that would just work for decades on end. Why can't a boiler be like a gas oven? Light it with a little spark plug and have the thermostat wind the gas off automatically when home reaches required temp. What is all of the other stuff engineered into a boiler that causes them to fail every few years?
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>>6100
Gimmicks can be used as selling points, and products can end up amassing a lot of them if they become expected by buyers, until eventually it's more gimmicks than actual function. For things like politics and the NHS, it's mostly because people are great at finding loopholes in things to take advantage of them, so lots of little patches for the loopholes keep needing to be added.
>>6100
Porsche put out some commercial where they deleted a big statue of Christ from the town the car drives through in the background, then put it back with an apology but worded it as "some confusing shite you seemed to complain about" or "some touristy landmark idc lol".

Maybe I didn't just want them to have to correct the commercial but to have to grovel a bit as well. But if I've got a hair's trigger before telling them to go fuck themselves, then how is it that I've become this way as sort of a default point of view in the first place?

It's a long list of grievences with them and their "finest work yet" followed by overt confirmation that they're all a bunch of atheists who hate our guts.

And it's this way because it's a controlled rather than free market whereas if you believed in anything then you would not be profitable there.

Cars are actually simpler underneath. Nikasil plating? Don't need it. Independent rear suspension? Don't need it. But a bit of plastic with a microchip in it that costs them $2 per unit to measure the tyre pressure will then charge you 150 pounds for the bill if that superfluous crap becomes a point of failure.

Just be glad the car makers are capable devils and not yet a bunch of ouroburos slugs as useless as the NHS is. Not completely at the moment, at any rate.
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Appliances now have IP addresses.
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>>6103
I HATE THE INTERNET OF THINGS
I HATE THE INTERNET OF THINGS
I HATE THE INTERNET OF THINGS
>>6102
>commercial 
FOY
>>6103
WARNING, YOUR GAS BURNER STOVE IS UNDERGOING A SYSTEM & SECURITY UPDATE CURRENTLY. THIS WILL TAKE 20 MINUTES TO COMPLETE. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO STOP/START/OR OTHERWISE ADJUST YOUR BURNERS DURING THAT PERIOD. THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING NHS, CITIZEN.

PS. DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT USING YOUR FIRE EXTINGUISHER DURING THIS PERIOD. IT'S BEING UPDATED TOO. THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING NHS, CITIZEN.

P.P.S. BIN THAT KNIFE. THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING NHS, CITIZEN.
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>>6106
If only knives had IP addresses, then everyone would be much safer.
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>>6107
>If only knives had IP addresses,
THEY DO OF COURSE. THAT'S HOW WE KNOW YOU STILL HAVE ONE, IT ANNOUNCED IT'S LOCATION WHEN IT WAS GETTING IT'S SECURITY UPDATE. PLEASE TURN IT IN IMMEDIATELY. THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING NHS, CITIZEN
Past few months I keep getting small lumps. My groin, armpit, behind my ear and on my eyelid. Is it over?
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>>6109
It sounds like your lymph nodes are swelling which would suggest that your immune system is being activated by something.  Probably something trivial, but of course the webmd diagnosis is still going to be canceraids.

I had the same thing happen to me in my early 20s and got really freaked out over nothing.  Took it as a hint that I should stop being so sedentary and nocturnal.
>>6109
if you are taking any sort of vitamin pills, it could be that there is too much biotin in them. Had these red bumps when I was taking a multivitamin apparently most of them have far too much biotin in them and it causes spots
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The barefoot shoe community has been EXPOSED!
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Lads, I'm really sad right now and not even capable of going into work
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>>6115
What's up lad
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>>6115
dry your eyes mate
Saw a Hovis advert roight, it said "The heart of every home" and then it shows a balding working class plebe untermen holding an obviously black baby

It isn't even a "best of both" any more
>>6116
A girl broke my heart.
She said I'm autistic and and the only reason I don't know I'm autistic is because everyone I associate with is autistic.
She also said a bunch of other stuff which was a total attack on my personality.
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>>6119
This sounds like the Lotus Eaters "you don't send me good morning texts" episode.

This is what women leave you for nowadays. All of the protecting done, all of the providing for done, but fuck you for not sending me good morning texts idiot.

Go through the Apex Mindset™ vids browse through the channel, particularly their Acts of Service® video. It's kinda lengthy. But it delineates between the simp and chad styles of gift-surprising, and it gives a brief introduction to Positive Dread Game*/Negative Dread Game©.

It will help to explain some relationship counselling theory.

I don't like women. Maybe I will get to the point where I do again, but I keep looking to them to provide for my redemption or to improve me as a man when they absolutely will not and possibly would not even if it were the 19th century era/standard.

It's why they're not to lead the church nor left to instruct men at all - because of how suspect they are to express virtue combined with Agape. Either you get a woman who knows virtue but shames every sinner regardless of what's going to work or going to reform them, or you get overly giving women but who'll take other women to the abortion clinic to "help" them.
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>>6120
Don't listen to this retard.
Manosphere/PUA garbage is just a grift pushed by weird non-white sex pests like the Tate brothers to fleece impressionable and vulnerable young white men.
If you follow it to its logical conclusion you end up like this poor soul.
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>>6121
He buzzwordmaxxed until he became banpilled.
>>6121
Either you conclude that she genuinely just hates autisimo and everything that Anglos/NW Germany brings, or you conclude that it's a justification allegory because you don't pick up on whatever signals you're supposed to, or you're bad at giving/receiving affection. Something rather like that.

I'm a retard by the way I bite my own arms and stick my keyboard up in my butt-butt btw just take the value of the words for what they are.
>>6119
Was she your girlfriend? What initiated her attacking you like that? Is there a chance that her criticism of your personality is somewhat truthful?
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>>6124
Yeah, she was my girlfriend. She said "I love you" one day before saying "I don't love you".
She had a list of reasons for breaking up with me on her phone and many of them are things that I can't change. Some of it was true. Nothing bad, just incompatibility issues.
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>>6125
Iktf, women have fucked up brains and there's nothing to be done about it. At least now I'm over women as an entity.
>>6125
Anon. There's nothing wrong with you. Your love is not a disservice. Not at all.

Just do the studying I told you anon. You can have the six figures/feet/inches/muscles like Will Smith and still only have pitiful birthday-only sex begged from your wife who's unfaithful. The point is to grow in mental depth and resilience, not physically in "maxx-chin-height-toupeing". There are ways of doing it. Go out into the world and suffer. Better than studying actually. Or pinch other people's lessons and plagiarise them to establish some groundwork, since functionally I'm still retarded and try to lick the back of my own thigh or self-sabotage too hard without laying some flag stones/applying a little third-party conditioning first.

Studying will help you on pattern spotting some behavior of your own/others as well.
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>>6127
It just hurts a little.
A few nights before she broke up with me, we were lying in bed and she was writing on my back with her finger and she said "guess what I'm writing" and I asked her what, and she said it says "I love you".
It feels like being hit in the chest with a football every 5 seconds.
Being a 4chan virgin wanking off in my bedroom is a preferable feeling to this.
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>>6128
She's set a higher base rate for Oxytocin in your Hypothalamous, now it's being deprived since you're out of the relationship and so the come-down is warping reality in the opposite direction to the way the Oxytocin was warping before.

That's all it is. No suicide necessary, no retribution necessary, just a slightly better understanding of all the lights travelling past your eyes...

What I do to manage (not necessarily "treat") Limerence (oxytocin addiction) and obsession with my "Limerent Object" (surrogate/doll used in times of drought to inflate supply) is I repeat the following mantra every day or every other day:

"You know, I really loved her, I cared about her, part of me would like to be with her again but you know what I'm glad we broke up - there were too many problems, I'm better than that relationship it's just not.. it's not for me, we're better off apart."

I do this and I repeat it frankly whether I like it or not, because this woman to me is what pre-empted my religion which canonically speaking provides for the salvation of my very soul. It's that bad, or I am that retarded.

And so I've not had to come up with any of this stuff because other people have done it, gone through it and taught it. The mantra I stole off of Apex was just him paraphrasing what a healthier, more normal properly adjusted man would say and I stole his homework. To try to be this thing with a good mental depth, or a good mental resilience.

Otherwise I'd be like the overt example that is Will Smith: I could maintain a good build and accrue a fuckin lottery money and still not keep a woman who treats me with respect, because mentally you have to get yourself arranged. Women flex mainly on looks but men don't - they flex on things like mental stability. "Maxxing" is mainly just initiation/pick-up game which is fine for a day but my problems behaviorally show up deeply enough by week 3/4 and it stops anything meaningful.

Sorry to delve personally into my own case or provide an essay but I thought it might give you some understanding. Go back to "Norf fc lads" and all that shite now, yes I'm a retard, I've enjoyed your company while being a retard. You can do better anon. I'm just glad to be here.
>normalfags raving about the fallout tv show
>check it out
>it's blacked
hecking based
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>>6130
The main advice I have is to play the isometric 3D first one and see how much fun you have once you escape the kicking the rats in the cave tutorial.

For the equivalent time to spend watching 8 episodes, you could probably arrive at eating Iguana-on-a-stick or find dogmeat & a shotgun.
Anyone have any experience with sertraline?
I've been prescribed it and I'm a bit afraid to take it.
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>>6133
I've another essay prepped for you anon

My cousin's a depressive, more than me even after meds. Part of that is because the very worst excesses of my parents are dead, whereas theirs have not or are not. Part of it is because I've belief in God whereas they haven't.

Convincing you of religion I would recommend easily over meds but this is necessarily hard to do.

What I'd tell you to do is to think of the moments in your life where you were afforded uncanny or undue acts of kindness. As it happens mine's tied to feminine behaviors that I found blinding in the moment but it turns out are corporially explainable after all; it is just I was huffing the burning bush of an addiction that warps reality from the neutral point at which it ordinarily sits in that particular moment in time.

My own related anecdote is unimportant; the point is that blind kindness exists and is a possibility, however difficult it is to witness or to be a part of or even if you attach a bunch of qualifiers to it.

Once you have this episode of kindness in your mind then I'd tell you to study the scientist turned preacher Emmanuel Swedenborg - at least run through the wiki article about him end-to-end. His long-winded introductory about him and Christ included in that (don't let the long mostly unhelpful bit at the beginning put you off).

Swedenborg isn't a canonized saint nor do I think he is a prophet but what I think he'll do for you is straddle the two worlds of science and religion for you.

He'll still coax belief from a heretic for you, even if he's been dead a good while. It's worth stating I'm still a Heretic of a sort the Catholics describe not merely as a bad sheep but a wolf;- but the thing is that I believe in God and I believe in Christ and I've got those convictions genuinely witheld so it's not a daily grind careerist preaching nor a grift. I'm not denying or concealing my heretical points of view where they exist. I have an intellectual honesty and a firmness of mind up to a point and it substantially exceeds the point that it resided when I was a hard firm atheist.

Swedenborg and a bunch of life experiences and severe grief forcing me to go back over each/every of those experiences is what ultimately did it for me. You can do it too. Then you too can be hated by government for dangerously believing in the one theology that you're not allowed to believe in.
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>>6135
What about believing in God helps with depression? It doesn't change the realities of existence. Even if you believe in God, and that that God is good; humanity and ourselves as individuals are a different matter.
I used to be a normal person and now I'm unable to leave the house
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hello im new
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>>6138
Welcome lad.
>>6137
Same.
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