/britfeel/ - Feel Britannia

I hate work

>>31098

I wish I had a job and money.

>>31099

I wish I had a job, money, a car, a place of my own, and a beautiful, loyal wife.

>>31100

Getting a job is pretty easy. Getting a good/decent status job is the hard part. Also you can't get a gf/wife if you have a shit job. Women ignore me as soon as they find out i'm just a till monkey.

I feel trapped. I don't know what to do outside of killing myself.

>>31095

I honestly can't remember, probably not. Not sure what I want to grow. Garlic might be nice actually.

>>31101

go to uni or college? my autistic brother has a cute gf and all he worked at fucking krispy kreme, couldn't drive and had zero career ambitions when they met. They now live together and he still works at krispy kreme, can't drive and has zero ambitions.

>>31102

>go to uni or college?

I did, I failed my final year.

Also how the fuck did your brother manage that? Did he know her for ages?

>>31103

no they met in a fucking club of all places

this guy has literal autism, as well. He used to have to go to the special unit in primary school and got the shit bullied out of him for it.

>failed my final year

Didn't your mummy ever tell you what to do if at first you don't succeed?

>>31107

Give up and live on benefits?

>>31109

good.

>>31108

try try and try again :4)

>>31109

Yeah I'm not a fan of him really, I've only seen the last two hangout streams though, was he worse in earlier ones?

>>31107

>Didn't your mummy ever tell you what to do if at first you don't succeed?

Wanted too but couldn't afford to try again. Student loans weren't going to help this time, I did apply but they said no.

>>31107

>no they met in a fucking club of all places

What does she do for a living? Is she qt?

>>31112

don't you only have to pay student debt if you're earning a certain amount of money a year? Even if you fucked up a second time you'd be back where you started with zero obligation to pay it off.

>>31113

travel agent I think? Yeah she looks nice, definitely not ugly. I'd say a 6/10.

>>31116

6/10 by UK standards or world standards?

>>31116

>don't you only have to pay student debt if you're earning a certain amount of money a year? Even if you fucked up a second time you'd be back where you started with zero obligation to pay it off.

That's true but what I'm saying is they wouldn't give me another student loan to try again. Which is fair enough, as far as they can see, I could just end up failing again and never paying anything off.

>>31116

Pretty jealous. But it does give me some hope I might meet someone, not a lot though. Like I said, women ignore me because of the job.

>>31118

>it does give me some hope

Yeah, that's kind of what I was going for. It gives me hope for myself too.

>>31117

Neither because I don't believe in the "UK women are ugly" meme

>tfw want to shave my hair but don't have the balls

how do I stop being insecure about my appearance?

My mother's dog just bit me pretty badly.

I wanted to whack the fucker but my mother wouldn't let me.

>inb4 DIDF

>>31122

>DIDF

I have a dog and would beat the shit out of him if he bit me, that behaviour can't go unpunished.

Also

>listening to a woman

>>31119

>I don't believe in the "UK women are ugly" meme

me neither. Ugly shits exist everywhere, it's just we as a nation like to openly mock and deride them with shit like Jeremy Kyle, such that it gives the impression those weird chavs are the norm.

>>31122

>>31123

yeah, fucking beat him mate, dogs are brilliant but they need to be taught.

It's nearly new year lads, are you going to make any resolutions? I don't really like them, because I don't like the idea of starting something weeks after you've already thought of doing it, so my resolution is just to stick in with my college course till the bitter end.

Also, going into the new year, I want to try and be myself. I know that's often used as shitty advice for getting women, but I don't mean it in that way. I just think that rather than try and live up to archetypes like alpha male, dictator or intellectual I'm just going to do what I want to do and enjoy what I want to enjoy. I'll work on self improvement, but only if it's something that I really care about. No more reading books I don't enjoy or making a tinder hoping for easy sex because that's what an "alpha" would do. I'm just going to do what I want.

>>31125

You don't need to beat them; a firm slap on the nose and a stern telling off should be enough. Anything further than that doesn't accomplish anything, and depending on the dog's temperament, might actually make them more likely to attack again.

>>31122

Unfortunately, not doing anything also means he could do it again in future, and it's too late to discipline him now since he won't know what it's about.

>>31126

I've just started working out and plan to keep doing that as my new years resolution, along with eating more, learning Russian and doing more gardening.

Also in regards to women I think it's probably easier if you just do what you enjoy and don't pay any special attention to them at all. Women like to bullshit that they like to be treated special but then look at the hordes of betas they have treating them that way while the woman goes off and fucks chad. Ultimately I think it comes down to confidence, and people like us are only really going to be confident doing things we enjoy, I honestly believe all of us are capable of getting a woman, as unlikely as it seems for us. I would just say do what you enjoy and follow your own path and your confidence and happiness 'should' attract women.

Sorry for my outburst of sickening optimism. Christmas always makes me feel good.

>>31128

>>31129

Not to try and knock the wind out of your sails, but Russian girls, being very traditional and somewhat insular compared to Westerners, will expect you to be quite dominant and know how to "be a man", so to speak; it's not like Asian girls where pretty much any beta can go over there and easily get a gf. I've also heard their men are extremely protective over their women. Don't let these things stop you; just bear them in mind.

>>31129

Nah I'm a different guy. I'm mostly just learning Russian because I like their history and language. Plus it gives me a way out should England ever be truely lost. Kamchatka seems decent enough though.

Reading Russian is quite easy, half of their alphabet is the same as ours and the other half is Greek. So as a result I can sort of read Greek now as well. Russian does have a few letters that are from latin but are different, for instance p in Russian is an r. So Россия = Rossiya = Russia.

>>31128

Not at all, I think it's good to have some optimism every now and again. I'm feeling quite optimistic too.

>>31131

I really want to learn a language but like most things in my life, I always struggle to commit. I spend a month studying one religiously and then start thinking about what other languages I could be studying, get tired and quit.

>>31134

there's no point copying someone really, masculinity isn't defined by hunting or fishing or drinking whisky. You need to cultivate confidence, assertiveness, work ethic and responsibility. I know I just said that hobbies don't matter, but lifting and/or a sport would be a good way to go about growing these things. Strength and the ability to use it properly plays into masculinity.

>>31129

> I remember it being quite easy to speak but apparently it's a lot harder to read and write it, or something like that.

that would make sense, their alphabet is cyrillic and very different to ours, making it a lot harder to learn to read/write it compared to say french or german.

>>31134

It's funny how our cuck media presents Putin as an evil tyrant, yet he has huge approval ratings and the majority of Russians love him.

I mean he probably does get up to some dodgy shit, but unlike most western European leaders, he always works for the best interests of his country.

>>31135

masculinity isn't defined by hunting or fishing or drinking whisky.

Oh yeah I know that, i just mean with regard to what Russians find think about as being manly I suppose. I mean it must mean something to be able to do those things otherwise Putin wouldn't bother going to such lengths for PR.

Personally i dont think i have much of a problem anyway. Im pretty confident, I know I can be assertive and I work hard. I really should work on my fitness though. That's my task for the new year.

>>31136

When I was in school I always found French really hard but now when I hear or see it I can understand it a lot easier, as if its almost intuitive. I don't know why that would be. Maybe because I read a lot more now then I did back then.

>>31136

Йй. Ёё. Цц. Уу. Кк. Ее. Нн. Гг. Шш. Щщ. Зз. Хх. Ъъ. Фф. Ыы. Вв. Аа. Пп. Рр. Оо. Лл. Дд. Жж. Ээ. Яя. Чч. Сс. Мм. Ии. Тт. Ьь. Бб. Юю.

This is the Russian Alphabet in capitals and lower case, not in alphabetical order though.

These are the letters that are the same in English and Russian. K, E, A, O, M and T.

The hardest thing about Russian is the grammar, people assume it's a generally difficult language because of the alphabet difference but really it takes quite a small amount of effort to learn the alphabet.

>>31138

basically, especially in russia, the decider of manliness is that if somebody called you a faggot you would need to be capable of walking right up to him and knocking him the fuck out

>>31141

male slavs in general have weirdly defined facial features, even if they don't have wide jaws there's just something about them. It's probably just because they come from a rougher culture and know how to fight, I think people can sense that.

>>31143

>>31144

Disgusting. Most of them still have that weird Slavic fat head though don't they.

I could probably take the skinny crackheads ones as long as I wasn't fighting over their next fix of krokadil of course.

Night lads.

>>31145

The eyes are always their most distinctive feature, I think.

>>31147

to be fair to them, that is some hilarious fucking bread.

>>31129

I wouldn't mind travelling the trans-Siberian with you Anon. I'm quite nervous about travelling by myself.

Over the next week, I will test my DIY skills for the first time.

I have to drill 1 hole.

Why is getting codeine such a pain in the ass

>>31150

what'cha making anon?

>>31152

just arranging some cables so they aren't all over the floor.

>>31151

tried the dn?

started playing EU4 again. It's been about 3 days and I've clocked in 37 hours so far.

Also encountering this strange bug where certain territories take 601 days for colonists to reach (when territory next door only takes like 100)

>>31156

Nid wyf yn hoffi tân.

>>31156

Cthulhu fhtagn

>>31158

I do actually want to learn Welsh though, or Gaelic, other British countries seem to have a much stronger cultural identity than England and I think language is part of that, and something that I'm sad to have missed out on, being bilingual would be cool.

>>31159

>I'm sad to have missed out on, being bilingual would be cool.

I know that feel, I had no hope though. In school I consistently got the lowest results in my whole year for Spanish, as my teacher was happy to reveal to everyone.

I just couldn't remember shit, except for the rather apt "no entiendo", because it's kind of like Nintendo.

>>31160

that sucks man, teachers can be bitches/dickheads.

I remember some Japanese from my weeb phase, and I did French in school and was shit at it.

I finally levelled up in my fitness app lads. Going to have a bath then either tidy my room up or do some studying. I've been doing much better at being productive recently. I'm also trying to totally swear off 4chan, because it's a time drain and also makes me depressed for some reason. 8ch isn't as bad, since I just drop into britfeel for around 15 minutes a few times a day, and only visit 8/pol/ like once or twice a week, if that.

>>31162

Nice one, they all sound like good ideas. Yeah I know what you mean about halfchan being a timesink that only makes you depressed.

>tfw watching the woes hangout where kikemarez talks about his plans for women in the military

holy fuck what an autist

>>31164

I cannot stand it when that retard talks about women in the military. Or when anyone talks about it. We have plenty of historical examples of it not fucking working and being dumb.

The Soviet Union tried it, then realised women make poor soldiers. Republican Spain tried it during the Spanish civil war and they got crushed by Franco's soldiers. Israel tried it and were forced to take women off the front lines. The USA did trials recently and reported that women are not suitable to be deployed in combat roles.

>>31165

I was blown away by his sheer autistic fixation with his little "shield maiden" battalions. He strikes me as a real larpy fucker, the kind of man who spends a lot of time fantasising and not enough time actually thinking. He essentially said he wanted to give all women regiments long range weaponry, which is utterly retarded. Your soldiers need to be flexible, an all female regiment with just long range kit would be utterly fucking useless because the second an enemy got within 100m of them they'd get fucking slaughtered. He also proposed complete segregation, which presumably means women are going to be holding and operating their own bases, meaning they can't rely on the support of the more well rounded and varied men. Just such an utter fucking spacker that man.

>>31167

>pretending to go to the pub to get a gf for five minutes before coming back and talking about his depression

what the fuck

we really need a knightmarez autism compilation.

>>31149

Yeah me too, wouldn't want to do it by myself. A travel companion would be good. I won't be going for a while though yet as I need to get the money together first. I think it will cost around a grand in all for train tickets. I plan on taking the train from London to Paris I think and then from there to Moscow. Plus add in visas, a few a hotel stops in Moscow and Beijing and then a flight home, plus expenses. It would be an expensive trip! One and a half thousand easy.

I bookmarked this page a year or so ago. No idea how relevant the prices are now but it gives you a general idea.

http://www.seat61.com/Trans-Siberian.htm#Fares

>>31171

I know all of these feels. The worst is that both of my monitors are VGA only, and one of them looks like absolute arse. Too NEET to get new ones though.

>>31171

I bought a dining table to use as a desk, best decision of my life.

>>31174

alpha as fuck

>decide to browse through my recommended list on steam

>every single game is early access

>all but one of them were open world survival games

fucking hell.

>>31173

I'd do anything for that much room.

On the bright side, the tiny little desk I have now is literally double the size of my old one.

Get reading lads. One day it could save your life.

http://www.angelfire.com/hailtosatansvictory666/How_to_Recognize_and_Identify_a_Jew_-_Part_1.pdf

>>31178

topkek

I'm starting to get into reading, currently reading a book on the history of the monarchy in england, then I'm going to start reading ancient greek philosophy.

>There is no way that white majority countries will have their white populations reduced to a fringe minority status in the next 50-100 years

>Whites may become the minority in certain countries, but they will still be saturated all over the place

>Things change, people die, not just as individuals but as collectives. Cultures, nations, and yes, even races.

>There is no reason for me to shed a tear for the inevitable death of white people, any more than I should for the inevitable death of Chinese, or Iranian, or even humanity in general.

How the fuck do you even respond to this level of bluepill?

>little girls get nigger dolls from their uncle and aunty

>cry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2gX119IZiU

>>31180

Anyone that bluepilled isn't going to be convinced regardless of what you say. We know they are wrong, and they probably do as well in the deepest recesses of their brain. Hitler actually wrote about this kind of thing, how he would prove someone wrong (communist, socialist, or a jew) and they would just come back the next day saying the exact same things as if they had never been proven wrong. You cannot reason with them.

>>31180

Who was that? Please tell me that wasn't Cukkad. Whoever it is doesn't live in the real world. You simply can't live with that level of indifference. Nobody lives in a vacuum where culture/racial/civilizational death doesn't matter.

>>31183

It's the natural progression of the left. It starts off as rights, then moves to more libertarian ideas of judging people as individuals, individual rights, worth etc. That then naturally leads to Narcissism and then to Nihilism. The slippery slope is real.

>>31184

Maybe it's just that they're extremely cowardly people. They the types who are either the first to convert or the last to die.

>>31183

Nah, just a commenter on his video. I assumed he was a child because I went through a similar nihilistic phase between the ages of about 11 and 14, but the guy informed me he was 22.

Jesus Christ, arrested development or what? I find it terrifying that an actual adult could believe that sort of thing.

My Nan brought some cheese round and it's making the entire house smell. I opened it 5 hours ago and I can still smell it. I fucking triple wrapped it in film to stop the smell and I just can't.

PURGE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-IBg_fhC5g

>>31187

I would have said something similar to him had this been a couple of years ago, and I'm almost 24, so it's not that unbelievable. I was completely oblivious to the entire world beyond my bedroom for several years, and I grew up in diversity propaganda land didn't we all? This is the UK after all.

There are people in their 50s like my dad that would say the same things, as their only sources for goings-ons is the mass media and their little social media bubble that parrots it.

>>31187

Me too. It constantly amazes me how people seem to be getting dumber despite living in an information age where vast amounts of knowledge is literally at the fingertips of anyone with a computer.

>>31191

It's somewhat easy to explain why though. Learning is difficult but confirmation bias is easy, why question what agrees with you? plus society these days glorifies youth and stupidity.

Anglo-Saxon civilisation is dead and the rest of western civilisation isn't far behind.

>>31190

I've been right wing my entire adult life, and even some of my non adult life. I think I first abandoned leftism when I was like 15 or something.

>>31191

I'm not sure people are getting dumber, just more apathetic. I mean, the national IQ is going down, but that's more due to immigration than anything.

>>31194

I've not trusted wikipedia ever since they relegated the page on cultural marxism to a sub heading on the conspiracy theory page. Their article on gamergate is also pretty hilarious.

>>31192

That's true. That then begs the question as to how people pull away from that kind of thinking? How did you anons become redpilled?

>>31193

>I'm not sure people are getting dumber

Yeah bad choice of words on my part. Its incredibly easy to shield yourself from stuff you dont like because media is so much more personel now. It encourages apathy.

Then again if you don't use your brain it gets flabby. And like the above anon said stupidity is celebrated nowadays.

I've not been right wing my entire life. When I was 14 I was a commie larper for like a year before abandoning it. I guess because I've always liked reading, especially history which really opens your mind to a lot of things. Being redpilled was a gradual process for me.

>>31194

I suppose that's true too. Information overload. Books are probably still the best way of learning about the world because books require a degree of scholarship. Where as anyone can publish any shit on the net.

I just learned that nobody(tm) has had his youtube channel taken down. I am very disturbed by this, YouTube is now censoring art.

>>31196

I started out what I would guess is Libertarian. Then when I was around 15 / 16 I started learning about the EU and UKIP and this prompted me to become more right wing so I ended up conservative. Then around 19 / 20 I became a nationalist and here I am now at 22 as an ethnic nationalist. I guess a lot of it depends on your parents political leaning, mine are conservative.

>>31199

I'm very similar to you except my mum was a labour supporter who became disillusioned and joined the Conservatives because she felt like Labour was taxing her too much, and was upset by the amount of foreigners she was treating in her work (NHS).

>>31199

My parents are socialists, especially my Mum. She called me a traitor for voting UKIP. My Grandad was a hardcore commie. My whole family is pretty left except for my brothers. I've been radicalizing them for years like some kind of hate preacher. They started out as lefties, now they want to see lefties hanging from lamp posts. Lel.

>>31197

Just watched the entirety of this, funny shit, especially the part where he "accidentally" played the open gates video.

>>31199

>>31200

>>31201

My mum is mostly apolitical, but she grew up a catholic and her mum is a hardcore Irish catholic, and she's very much against the current immigration levels and comes out with some hilarious shit about the jews every now and again.

My dad on the other hand is a bit of a cuck these days. All of his views are based off of whatever commie comedians AKA propagandists they have on kike-o-vision these days. I remember him saying he was agnostic when I was a kid, but now he claims to be a staunch atheist, would love for guns to be not only made illegal but destroyed worldwide, and won't let a moment pass without shitting on people who aren't sucking muslim cock.

A couple of years ago I would be sitting there agreeing with everything my dad says and calling my mum stupid, and I used to dream about a unified world living in harmony and all that shit, but I've done a complete 180 since then. I blame the music I grew up with, all written by hedonistic faggots who were high on ecstasy.

I've tried redpilling my dad, we even had a long night recently discussing things like race, gender roles, religion, guns rights, and the rest of it, and it actually seemed like I'd turned him around on a lot of things. However, I only see him once or twice a month, and it's as if that never happened.

>>31204

That's grim. Maybe try and shove Muslim shit in his face as often as possible. I found that was the best thing to do with my brothers. It also helps if you have Kik or something like that though. It helped me when subtlety turning them. Sending them links and pics and stuffon a daily basis. I basically abused mmy family privilege I suppose. If I was one of my brothers mates they probably would've just cut me off.

Even though my dad is a socialist and votes labour ever since he's been with his current partner he's changed his views on many things, especially Muslims. His partner is a Christian who goes to church so he started going as well. I guess if your dad has already been there with you Mum then trying to set him up with somebody like that isn't going to work.

In the end you've just got to accept your family as they are. If they love you they'll always be on your side when it matters.

>>31201

Nice. Weirdly enough, I found it really easy to win over my mum and much harder to win over my dad and brother. They're both incredibly pro SNP, and get extremely emotional when discussing politics. My dad gets incredibly sad and feels attacked and my brother gets incredibly angry and resorts to namecalling. I've just given up on them both, they're lost causes. Probably doesn't help that they are literal autists.

>>31205

He's currently in a relationship, a long distance relationship with a completely-not-waifu-material woman who has grandkids, and has already split up with him once. And he actually got back with her, the absolute beta.

I don't speak to him at all when I'm not with him, I don't have any social media or apps or anything so it's difficult, and he's well into his little facebook crowd and normie shit these days. It's a shame, a couple of years ago he was as anti-facebook as I was, but now he's practically a lost cause.

>>31206

I've found that too, it's very easy to influence and guide my mother's and sister's views and opinions, but my dad is much more set in stone. I've heard other people say this about girlfriends/wives as well, so I think it's simply a trend with women.

>>31207

See, I always thought it would be harder with women than men, because they're typically more emotional. My mother however was much more willing to enter actual debate with me, and would honestly concede when I showed her facts that contradicts her worldview. With my father and brother it simply never gets passed them calling me racist and demanding I stop talking about it, they refuse to entertain me because they know they're not capable of a civilised discussion on the matter.

That having been said, I've converted 6 males I know to full fledged UKIP supporters. So I'm really not sure I've personally experienced a gender pattern at all.

>>31206

Women and men (provided they are not indoctrinated) are both fairly easy to convince if you approach them in the right way. For women you appeal to emotion, since they care more about that then facts. And for men you present facts and evidence. It's sad that there are people around who are so far gone we can't get them back until the religion of peace turns up on their doorstep.

>>31209

Yeah, it's a hard one. You have to take different approaches for different people really depending on their ego, their emotional state and their relationship with you. I'm not sure how exactly if it all I'm going to bother with it in my college class. I quoted some Quran stuff when a guy said there's not actually anything violent in it, and also in a later discussion informed him that the first crusade was a response to Muslim conquest of the Levant, and that it took years for Pope Urban to declare a crusade despite Constantinople crying for help. He believe me, so that's a nice little redpill. Not really enough for anything substantial, though. Also, there's a muslim on my course. Makes it much harder to go full redpill.

>>31210

>>31210

sometimes having a muslim around can help, I was actually pretty left-wing on muslims before meeting some poor girl who was forced into a hijab and arranged marriage and stuff. She was at the point where she was trying to escape though, so if the one in your class is still indoctrinated it might not help.

To any of the Christians in here: do you actually study the bible and Christian theology in general? What branch are you?

Any pagans on here?

>>31214

Yeah he makes me uneasy too but he's going to die soon or retire like Benedict. I've read rumours that he's unwell and I think he's said as much himself.

To be fair he hasn't really lived up to the liberal hype, its not like he's authorized gay weddings and abortion. I fear far more for what might come after he's gone lol.

I've thought about going for sedevacantism or SSPX and I might have a look if/when I become a proper Catholic. I think Catholicism is still robust though. It just needs new people to give it a stiffer backbone.

>>31215

I wish I had Kikemarez' global connections. He's so enlightened.

>>31216

*lol

Meant lol.

>>31214

Also forgot to say, I thought about orthadox too but there is only one church anywhere near me and I think it was set up for Greeks or something.

>>31218

Wtf! Is t b h filtered on /britfeel/?

>>31219

it lets us know you're a faggot tbqhf

>>31212

I was raised Anglican, and my mum's a vicar, but I'm leaning more agnostic now

>>31219

some twat kept using it

My takeaway was supposed to be here 9 fucking minutes ago.

My takeaway was fucking gross, never going there again.

>>31224

>>31225

What did you have?

>>31226

Pad Thai.

>>31225

Never had a takeaway before.

>>31227

never trusted peanut butter in asian cooking lad

>>31228

Why?

>>31224

curry night?

>>31230

Why would I want smelly shitskin food?

>>31232

Curries are pretty nice, some of them anyway. My favorite is chicken korma which is a pretty boring choice I know but I just love it. Especially with a peshwari naan.

I'm not going to buy them anymore though because I don't want to give money to pakis. If I want it I'll have to make it myself.

>>31231

I haven't had curry in a few weeks now.

>>31232

>Unironically being this much of an edgelord

I want the pakis out just as much as the next man, but curry is really nice.

>>31212

I don't really believe in God but I consider myself culturally Christian.

>>31219

it has been since before halfchan did it

>>31236

I'd quite like to be part of a community like you see in churches, even if I dont believe in a God, and generally Christians tend to be good people, as long as they're not the "Burn the Gays" type.

>>31238

>as long as they're not the "Burn the Gays" type.

Christians who would be cowed into moderating their views on something as integral to their religion as the preservation of the family are probably going to be cucks with regards to other things too. You might find yourself part of a community, but don't be surprised if you find yourself attending community-building events like "refugees welcome" protests.

>>31237

>>31223

I see. I'm kind of new here and I never posted on halfchans britfeel. I use l o l far too much. I've probably been infected by Brit/pol/ in that respect. They use it in every fucking sentence there.

>>31239

there's a point between 'burn the gays' and full on lefty mate.

>>31241

Yeah this, I want church fairs for fundraising for old people or the red cross or whatever, bake sales, sunday services, whatever, the traditional schtick.

Plus the people I see doing the refugee shit tend to be atheist hippy environment cunts.

>>31241

You're right. I just think that if Church hadn't made concession after concession and actually stood by its doctrines with the same fervor as its predecessors did in the past, the wheels of progressiveism wouldn't ever have been able to gain motion. That modern Christianity basically ignores the parts of the Bible that are deemed to be un-PC is why it's dead, and conversely, why Islam is growing. If you're only going for the communal aspect, this stuff doesn't really matter, but if I personally were to join a church I'd want it to be one that unapologetically stood up to and rejected modernity in such a way as to emanate strength and confidence of a kind I could actually believe in. I suppose in that regard I'm looking for a spiritual component, as opposed to just a communal one.

>>31243

In short, I'm saying that I want something I can believe in, and I can't believe in something that doesn't believe in itself - which is the impression I get from most Churches nowadays. This is why I find the Orthodox Church pretty appealing; unfortunately there aren't any near me.

>>31243

Some things have gone too far, yeah, but somethings needed to change, I'm pretty happy not being stoned.

>>31245

Did you mean literally burning gays? I don't want to do that, since that would happen to them in hell anyway. I'm talking more about the churches that openly tolerate homosexuality - or worse, gay marriage. Homo stuff should be kept behind closed doors. I like how the Russians handle the matter.

>>31246

I think gay marriage is better than the alternative, if you gay it doesn't mean you have to be a slut. If they can be in a normal relationship then they should be, or as normal as can be I guess.

>>31247

*you're

>>31246

I mean the sort that hate gays for being gay, or disalow them from the church if they genuinely believe in God.

I'm even okay with them denying Gay marriage, at least within religious contexts, as that's their whole thing, but from a legal standpoint gays should be allowed it.

>>31247

>>31249

The nuclear family is the absolute bedrock of any society; from it springs the literal future of the civilization. It has, for the vast majority of our history, been a means of facilitating optimal environment for child-raising. To tell normal, healthy couples that their union is equally as valid as that of fringe deviant groups (people who can't even produce children, no less) is to undermine the institution itself and by extension the society as a whole. It's no surprise that this, among other measures intended to weaken the family, has lead to the atomization of individuals and increasing dependence on the state.

Reactionary Expat did a great talk on this.

>>31250

It's not saying it's equally as valid, I'm just trying to stop gay kids from getting hooked into the whole gay culture full of sex, and drugs, and other things. I think that encouraging monogamy and long-term partnership among gay couples and more acceptance of those will help reduce a lot of the problems with the LGBT culture.

Just because you're attracted to the same sex doesn't mean that you're evil or some shit, it just means you have a weird brain, and you have to live as morally as you can with that.

Sainsbury's were selling bags of parsnips for 15p.

Today was a good day.

>>31252

can't stand parsnips myself, but I'm glad you got some anon

>>31251

To extend the right of marriage to fringe deviant groups is to tell those groups that their life choices are equally as valid as those of normal couples - they are not. I agree with your sentiments, but you don't need gay marriage to do those things. What was wrong with civil partnership?

I recommend you listen to the video, he goes into much more depth than I can be bothered to.

>>31254

they're not exactly choices though, but I can understand where you're coming from. I'll give it a watch.

>>31256

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

You changed it, stop playing with me you bullies!

>>31257

>You changed it

we didn't, the filter is set to catch a bunch of workarounds too :v)

>>31257

I will never get sick of this reaction. It happens every time.

>>31213

I'm not religious at the moment, I want to study paganism and christianity to see which one I prefer but I doubt I'll get round to it any time soon. You should check out orthodoxy too.

>>31217

can you provide any recommended reading?

>>31215

he's about to start a google hangout

>>31240

back when we posted on halfchan britfeel the phrase was used only by /int/ shitposters, so it was considered cancer by us for a very long time.

>>31260

I don't even get mad at this stuff any more. The girl was probably pro immigration anyways.

>>31261

Never read a book on Paganism, thinking of picking up Sorcery and Religion in Ancient Scandinavia though.

I don't describe myself as a Pagan since I don't practice anything, however my philosophy is concurrent with it. I said I have a Pagan soul because I haven't been baptised, which is the cleansing of the gentile soul. Of course, that wouldn't matter if you didn't believe in Christianity.

You could watch this playlist for lots of information. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE0_mE5JFWU&list=PLV1Xd_c5-wta8HSKFx15qdV5L-pm5XvZA

>>31262

Even if she were pro-immigration, I would still be genocide-tier angry. Do you have no sympathy? Normal people are brainwashed, and the masses have always been stupid. For example, I went from liberal at 15 to 14/88 at 17; a lot can change in a young person over a few years.

>>31263

I've honestly been struggling to sympathise with much of my race since the Paris attacks. Seeing them say they "stand with Paris" yet go straight to defending Islam rather than condemning it really sickens me. I'll continue to work for Nationalist interest, but I honestly feel myself becoming a misanthrope.

>>31263

I should probably add that I do believe in reincarnation and have done since a child.

>>31264

If someone was poisoned would you blame the victim or the perpetrator? Of course, you could say isn't it time they noticed they're being poisoned. However, I think it hard for someone who's only source of information is the mainstream. I think that's one blessing of being an outcast, the perspective.

>>31262

>>31263

>>31264

I struggle to have sympathy anymore. I view it as positive, the more stories like this, the more people wake up.

>>31265

We live in an information age, people can go online and find plenty of information to challenge the mainstream narrative if they wish, they simply don't. They are Nietzsche's last men. They go to work, return to their heated homes and do nothing of value. They pathologically avoid conflict.

>>31266

Yeah, I sometimes like to think that. But then again I thought that about Paris too and my experience was just that the leftists doubled down, as usual.

>>31267

>I thought that about Paris too and my experience was just that the leftists doubled down, as usual.

this is how the media presents it, and sure many did. But many more still are waking up and are too afraid to speak up.

>>31267

There is so much conflicting information on the internet, as said here >>31194, 'intentionally, so much confusing and conflicting information into the mix that you're left to throw up your hands and disregard all of it, including the truth.' The information age is no insurance that people will get the right information, even less so in my opinion.

>>31269

Everyone has an agenda. It's hard to believe anything written down online, or even in books. I was taught to be aware of bias in sources during GCSE history, and I haven't trusted anything 100% since.

This is why I stay out of discussions on the internet, people are very unlikely to change their opinion on being proven wrong, and even if they do, the "proof" may not be reliable anyway.

>>31270

Same, I was annoyed that Sargon was on MW's hangout for that reason. I know 100% it would go nowhere, and the only reason he was there was because they didn't want to seem like a circlejerk. I don't care what leftist scum think of us.

>Birmingham is a nice city, it's very diverse. It's not just white faces everywhere like here

Actual quote from my family member

Why?

>>31272

They say that cause they don't live here, trust me they'd change their tune quickly if they did

>>31272

Tell them to give themselves a pat on the back for having the right opinions

>>31272

ask them what's wrong with white people, post response

>>31272

Kill them, and if they have offspring, kill them too.

>>31276

DEATH SQUADS

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>>31273

Also it's not fucking diverse, diverse means a mix, and it really isn't.

>>31278

diverse means nonwhite

>>31279

well it does now.

it's just one of those things that pisses me off, it's somehow become a codeword and no one actually thinks about the meaning of the word anymore. Something 100% one race is not 'diverse', and yet as long as that race isn't white it'll be praised for diversity.

It's just a bugbear of mine.

>>31280

Racial diversity is such a fucking meme, if the government actually did their job and integrated immigrants their race would have no impact on what they bring to the table, and as is all they bring is regressive third world values.

If we revived European traditions they'd see just how amazing our culture was and how superior it is to all this shitskin and americanised faggotry we deal with today

>tfw dad was complaining about how there's no festivals anymore, and that everyone just sits inside and plays xbox

>he's a massive antiracist lefty

>doesn't understand globalisation and cultural homogenisation is to blame for the death of european identity

just

>>31282

like it or not there is currently no proof that genetics solely influence things like criminality. Until such proof exists anyone that claims fully nature or fully nurture is an ideologue.

Besides, that's not what I meant. I meant assimilated immigrants wouldn't bring any new culture to the table.

can someone get me up to speed on current 8chan meta? I never leave britfeel and when I do I have no idea what the fuck is going on with all the drama.

>>31285

not either of those guys but I have no idea what's going on either, I'm comfy here so I never leave.

>>31285

been here since the start

as far as I'm aware there is no definitive scientific answer to the nature vs nurture debate

>>31282

>>31285

I should clarify that I wouldn't be surprised when proof comes out that different ethnic groups are predisposed to certain behaviours, I just don't think it's fair to speak with authority on the subject when no proof exists.

my grandfather was a violent rapist so I don't like to think about genetically inherited personality traits too much to be honest.

>>31290

Alpha as fuck

>>31291

he was a massive degenerate who drunk himself to death in his mid fifties. You could argue taking what you want is alpha but the reality is he was a degenerate loser who spent his whole life dwelling in squalor.

>>31289

Proof is in the pudding.

Culture has an impact, but biology does more so; such as IQ, genealogy, chemical balances.

But I don't care about that part so much, what I found most repulsive was that someone would even want people 'assimilating'. Even if they could assimilate, why would someone want to government to be wasting time trying to convince people of other cultures that ours is better and they should leave theirs behind? I think that's wrong, a negative for both sides. I also think culture is linked to genetics, I don't think Africans could or would want to live a European life like we do and I don't think Europeans could or would want to live an African life. Just how 'native' Americans are completely dysfunctional in America, they can't even handle western food because their race is not meant to be eating such food.

>>31293

you've misinterpreted me, I want them out. But if the government is going to insist on bringing them in they should be working harder to assimilate them.

Question: do you think people who have genes linked to violent or antisocial traits should be removed from the genepool?

>>31294

I try to convince myself that being a virgin loser is a good thing considering how bad my genetics are.

I'm in favour of voluntary eugenics, no one should be forced to do anything but it should be easier to make yourself infertile, or at least temporarily so. Having kids when you know you've got genetic fuck-ups is morally wrong to me. Not that we know 100% about how genes influence behaviour yet, but illnesses and stuff we do know.

>>31292

I'd stay away from alcohol if I were you then. Not saying that is why he was a violent rapist, I would think that is absolutely to do with his childhood.

My father was an alcoholic so I learned a lesson from him and don't drink.

>>31294

I think when it comes to (European) people who are rapists, murders, things of that nature, it is 100% nurture in my opinion. No European society has normalised such things like say, Muslim countries. If there were Europeans that were completely dysfunctional I think they'd probably have been removed from the genepool a long time ago because they were outside our culture. I think culture shapes the genealogy of races and genealogy shapes culture. I don't think they should be breeding but I doubt I'd go as far to sterilize them. I'm not very authoritarian. However I wouldn't want them having children if it were inherent or not. Parents pass on more than genes to the children they raise, they pass on memes.

>>31296

I've actually never had issues with alcohol. My brother damaged his liver by 21 though, and avoids it as much as humanly possible. As for your comment on Europeans, don't we have an incredibly violent culture? The Saxons who invaded England and eventually settled their were reported to drown one in ten of their captives as a sacrifice to their gods, and the other Germanics of Britain fell into a form of consensual monarchy post Roman occupation where every grown man was armed with a spear, and carried it around with him whatever he did. To me, Europeans are born from violence. All the relative peace we're experiencing at the moment just seems like a lull before we get back to business as usual to me.

Poleaboo mum just threatened to kick him out

His sister told her that he was "posting on forums"

Didn't think he'd ever say this but thank fuck he has his dad in his corner

>>31298

Ban please.

>>31298

I'm really confused now, are you actually poleaboo or just copying shit from his blog? It's getting a bit obnoxious.

>>31300

So you're saying Jew and Asians are superior to whites?

Interesting

>>31297

Yes, Europeans are capable of great violence. However when it comes to cruelty and how often that violence is used differs greatly from the middle east which still stones people to death. It's not like culture is static, it evolves and changes. Specifically on the culture of violence in Europe, a large part of the European mind is the struggle, the journey is more important than the destination kind of thing. East Asians are generally more peaceful than Europeans for example and you can see that in their meekness and how they like to go around a problem rather than through it, good video on that by Reactionary Expat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgG2yK3gsso

>>31302

Asians have a longer history of civilization that Europeans, yet have contributed fuck all.

Europeans have a shorter history and have contributed everything.

>>31302

On average, in terms of raw brain power, yes - but there's more to human populations than just that. Whites, for example, are far more compassionate and have a greater propensity for individualism. Kevin MacDonald has done some excellent work on the evolutionary pressures unique to Europe that have lead to these things being the case.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWWfPWdbPC8

I should have clarified that I was referring specifically to Ashkenazi Jews, a group fairly interbred with Europeans (Germans). The average Israeli Jew scores closer to an Arab than a European.

>>31301

I'm his m8, posting on his behalf due to various restrictions on both of us

>>31291

>Hungary

proxy, or are you an actual Euro?

I have a lot of respect for Hungary at the moment, seeing as they've had possibly the most sensible response to the migrant invasion so far.

>>31306

why don't you just talk about yourself instead? As far as I'm aware, poleaboo has never even posted on 8britfeel.

>>31300

>Nobody has a problem admitting that Blacks make superior sprinters, but for some reason the idea that our brains are also different is heresy.

you can only admit the truth if it appeals to liberals. So only stuff that shows us as equal OR shows whites as inferior is ok.

>>31282

Reminder that shitskins and mudslimes behaved somewhat okay under the glorious British Empire.

If someone's there keeping them in their place it's fine, but they just can't be trusted on their own. It's why liberals are so bad, they just let the sand-niggers do what they want.

>>31311

I don't care what they do when they're on their own.

>8chan /his/ is dead

>4chan /his/ is SJW central

>>31298

why don't you try going cold turkey for a while?

>>31308

he's banned from the internet

>>31315

then what exactly is the point of you relaying his life to us? Why are we meant to care?

>>31316

Yeah, I really don't get the point in this shit. It's tedious.

>though through context you should have figured that, but seeing as how you don't actually read the posts and spend time inserting your own machinations upon others, I shouldn't be surprised.

>Not to mention you replied to me out of nowhere with immediate self-righteousness.

>Try, again insect.

>>31317

Is Poleaboo some kind of /britfeel/ tradition or meme like Gordon on Brit/pol/?

>>31319

Those horrible tits truly are worthy of the apocalypse.

>>31320

no, at least he's not a tradition here. I think his blog was posted in halfchan britfeel once and a few people started following his autistic antics, but it's not particularly funny or amusing so I'm not sure why

>>31320

he was popular on halfchan britfeel for a bit, he's just an autist who decides to blog his at times amusingly dysfunctional life. I'm not sure why his "friend" is posting his information on here, though, because it was never popular on 8chan britfeel.

anyone else on here ever worry that they won't be able to afford a house? I've been considering saving up as much money as possible, and moving to a poorer white country and integrating into their society. Immigration just keeps going up and housing is going to rise with it.

>>31323

his "friend" got banned from halfchan and I guess presumed we'd humour him here.

>Poleaboos sister said he's "not a proper man"

>Poleaboos youngest sisters tell him to shut up whenever he speaks

>Poleaboos mum has stopped mincing words and said she wants him to move out (Think seeing Shirly try to drown Dean on EE spurred it)

Need to find a couple of NEETs and a landlord willing to lease a flat to those paying via housing bennies

>>31323

>>31322

I went on his blog the other day and it was just post after post of him pissing in coke bottles or out of his window. Fucking disgusting.

>>31327

The earlier stuff is more real (first one and a half months), had to tone in down after he got arrested

>>31325

I'd be more than happy to have him if he stopped talking in third person and namefagging

>>31326

you'd think these are good things since your first ever blogpost was detailing your femdom fantasies, you massive fucking mong.

>>31327

you've never used a pissbottle before?

>>31324

House prices aren't linked to immigration m8 you bloody racist ;^)

>>31329

The pleasure of a fantasy is that it isn't reality

>>31332

>implying people with these fantasies wouldn't act them out in real life if it was within their means

>>31333

Everyone wants to realise their fantasies but when they do they understand they made a terrible mistake

I like of the idea of spanking but in reality it hurts and isn't fun

>>31335

I like that one, saved.

>>31338

>>31337

Look pretty Scandinavian to me mate.

>>31338

>>31337

And?

Acting isn't about how you look, also this is a fantasy family tv show not a historical documentary

>>31341

Fuck off

>>31341

>Make characters from ancient 700's folklore set in scandanavia black and everyone thinks its awesome and accepting.

>Make Tiger Lilly in peter Pan white and everyone rages the fuck out.

>>31342

Great argument

>>31344

Yours didn't warrant anything more.

>>31345

said the racist

>>31346

>racism is bad

Get a load of this goy.

>>31347

>racism is good

Get a load of this dinosaur

>>31348

Would you see anything wrong with a Black actor being cast as Churchill? or in the case of Finland their national hero Mannerheim is being played by a black man in a film being made. What about a white actor playing as Martin Luther King or Nelson Mandela, or Ghandi?

>>31349

see >>31341

>this is a fantasy family tv show not a historical documentary

>>31350

Answer the question.

>>31350

Don't avoid the question.

>>31351

>>31352

Fucking cripplekike messing up my posts.

>>31352

>>31351

Are you retarded?

That's a completely different situation

>>31355

I'm asking you a simple question about what you think about it.

>>31356

Yes that would be wrong obviously

>>31357

How about you take a white person and make them black, then rewrite their backstory to make them adopted so they can still have a white sister?

>>31358

Fantastic Four is a fiction work, you dense fuck

It doesn't matter what is "changed"

>>31359

If you're going to change stuff, why bother starting with base material at all?

>>31360

Because it's just a foundation? It's meant to be altered to improve it

>>31359

There wouldn't be any point reading works of fiction if the author is just going to change the lore. That's fucking dense.

>>31361

>Because it's just a foundation?

>just a foundation

>just

>>31361

>"improve"

>>31362

>reading

but we're not reading, we're watching an adaptation where countless things are always expected to be altered

>>31338

>>31337

purest saxon blood

>>31361

how is changing all the ancient european characters into fucking niggers improving it? What the fuck are you even doing here? What brought you to this board?

>>31365

God damn it this image is making me giggle.

>>31365

It's not real, it doesn't matter, no one but stormweenies are offended

>>31369

Of course, that makes sense.

Now guys, I'm gunna go starting writing a new batman comic, but batman is going to be in a giant Penis costume, but it doesn't matter because it's not real. It's basically the same thing.

>>31371

>not wanting batman to dress like a giant penis

homophobe detected

>>31364

If I'm watching an adaptation of anything I expect it to be true to the lore, story and character of the original literature.

Race matters even in fiction. It's what makes the characters identity. The picture you have of him or her in your mind is the picture the author spends hours painstakingly creating for your benefit. Characters aren't just faceless changeable unpersons.

>>31369

Lel. Good fucking riddance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzlUQkE5WjU

Enjoying some Spanish guitar lads, it's always nice at this time of night paired with rainymood. I just wish this storm would hit me, it was supposed to be passing over Wales but it's been dry all evening/night.

I feel like I haven't had a real winter, and as someone who feels happiest at winter, it's really fucking with my head.

>>31376

That was weird, we both had the same thought about winter at the same time.

>>31378

It's because it's too hot. Doesn't help that my parents keep putting the fucking heating on.

>tfw leftover christmas food

going to have some crackers with peanut butter and cheese lads. Got a wedge of cranberry wensleydale and a wheel of baked camembert with my name on it. God do I love dairy.

>>31376

It's windy as fuck up in porridge land right now. I had no idea we had any welshmen in britfeel.

>>31369

I take it he's the same cunt who defended nigger hermione

good riddance

>>31379

I like being warm inside when its cold outside. When its really cold and horrible out I like to go out and feel it. Makes it worth it when I come back home.

>>31380

Me too. I had some brie before but it tasted horrible like cauliflower.

If you have any Turkey put some peanut butter on it. No idea if its nice but I saw Tony Soprano do it once.

>>31381

Yeah, that was him. I didn't notice him defending that or he would've gotten the boot then.

>>31382

Sadly the turkey is all gone. No idea what you're talking about with brie tasting like cauliflower, brie has a sort of salty, creamy taste in my experience.

Just took a gander at poleaboos blog, he's a literal paki. No wonder he was defending shitskins lmao

>>31384

Oh I know what brie tastes like, its one of my favorites. This one was just disgusting though.

>>31385

speaking of which, checked in on brit/pol/ for the first time in ages and it's utterly shit. should honestly be deleted.

>>31386

link?

>>31382

I do the whole go out in the storm then come in the warm thing too, and I don't mind it being warm inside during the day and watching outside as it's all frosty or even rainy and cold, especially if I put the fireplace on, but I need to be cold at night, and the warm outside is just bothering me.

>>31391

I have to sleep in just my underwear on top of my duvet. It's horrible.

>>31390

pakiposters on old britfeel also claimed to be all about integrating yet they'd lose their mind any time you brought up shit like the rotherham rape gangs, it's all taqqiya.

Wingwangwoo are you still around? Any thoughts of returning to nostalrius?

>>31096

would anyone buy me a kebab? I'm broke and hungry

>>31396

sent ;)

>>31398

please don't taunt me, senpai, all I need is some sweet sweet donner meat

>>31402

and yet he's still getting pussy

I wonder if Barry is still alive.

my house just had a blackout lads, this storm is getting spooky

Wew lads the storm has cut out all power, currently posting from my phone illuminated by candle light. V spooky

>>31395

I think he either stopped coming here, or possibly killed himself. He had a distinct posting style, and seemed stuck really deep in depression and anxiety. He didn't seem ready to do anything about it either.

One of his last posts that I remember was him pulling out of the D&D thing that has yet to happen, was it Lupus who was organising it? I'm wondering the same as >>31404 , unfortunately I won't have access to my PC to check until tomorrow night because "it would be bad for him".

>>31407

Can you post examples of his posts? I couldn't keep up with WoW so not sure who youre referencing

>>31407

If anyone on here is going to commit sudoku please tell us beforehand.

>>31409

I can't right now, I'm not at my mum's house where my PC is, on my tablet right now. I'm not sure if he ever actually came on WoW after joining the guild, I never saw him anyway.

From what I remember, he was NEET hikki, addicted to fast food and overweight, lived with his mum in a flat, used all lowercase and no punctuation in his posts to give off the impression he was lesser than everyone else, was riddled with depression, low self-esteem and anxiety issues, and turned down most if not all advice or suggestions that were offered.

I could relate to him a lot, it was painful being unable to help someone stuck in a situation I've been stuck in myself.

just woke up in a hot sweat, kill me now.

Mounted my monitors, now I have more than 30cm of mouse room.

Comfy.

>it's nearly 2016

>>31415

It's been my most unproductive year ever.

>>31416

It's been my most productive year ever, and I spent half of it lying in bed. Step it up.

So with this year coming to a close.

What has been your proudest achievement of the year and what would you like to accomplish next year?

>>31418

>What has been your proudest achievement of the year

Going from hopeless hikki to walking around outside and going up the shop to buy things by myself.

>what would you like to accomplish next year?

Maybe overcome my fear and avoidance of public transport, learn to drive, and get more into fitness. I'd also really like to make an IRL friend, but that's unlikely to happen until I stop being NEET, and I really haven't a clue where to start with that.

I have no dreams, ambitions, or experience, so it's hard to pick something to work towards. All I know is my "talent" is a dead and overcrowded industry, and I really don't want to do any of the jobs that people normally do to start working, like supermarkets, fast food, call centres, etc.

>>31418

>What has been your proudest achievement of the year and what would you like to accomplish next year?

Having surgery I guess, not really something I achieved, but the best thing to happen to me for a long time. Next year I'd like to be able to live a normal life, but I'll settle for being able to talk to people and not have anxiety going places.

>>31419

Are you the one who bought the milk some months ago?

>>31418

>proudest achievement

going to college

>would you like to accomplish next year

not dropping out of college

>download SOMA since I haven't played any new video games in years

>get outside into the ocean

>big, metal, underwater structures everywhere

>close

>never return

Structures underwater shouldn't be this scary.

>>31418

learning to drive feels like a big achievement

Next year I'd like to move into my own place not likely

I think 2015 was the first year where I've actually improved rather than sinking deeper and deeper into depression and inaction. Hopefully the upward trend continues next year.

>>31426

wasn't there a guy on here who was really freaked out by that sort of thing? Or maybe just oceans or something.

>>31428

I dunno, but I've browsed a few deep sea threads and they can be pretty damn spooky

>>31428

That was me.

>>31430

playing SOMA as well? cause I wouldn't advise it

>>31431

Yeah, got 2spooked the moment I had to step into the ocean.

>>31421

Yeah that's me, I've been twice since then and also once to the chippy.

It's still not something I can "just do" like I can walking, but then again it does require money, and as a long-time NEET I'm very good at convincing myself out of spending money.

>>31433

I'm proud of you m8, I've been in the situation of getting anxious just going to the shops before. Good to see you working to overcome it.

>>31432

that sucks, it's a pretty good game, but it's a horror game, so I guess it's doing it's job

Hay guys,

have been reading your comments, stopped being a NEET about three months ago, but still feel like one.

It seems like some of you guys know each-other, how when you're all anonymous?

Also am watching Millennial Woes now.

>>31436

Just recognizing people from familiar topics.

>>31436

most of us talk about our lives and problems, I don't know anyone's name, or even if I'm attributing one person's topics to two people or something, but I've been here for a while, so I remember stuff

>>31436

Mostly just recognising each other's traits and experiences after spending a year in a single thread together, some anons were unique enough to earn nicknames. A couple of us have also done twitch streams, and we have a vanilla WoW guild, but we don't namefag on here because that would be gay.