No.65078
For a long time now it has become increasingly clear to me that I am perceived by those close to me as mentaly ill (I am autistic, schizo and have been institucionalized). Spiritualy wise, what is left for me? It was my wish to one day break this perception and be a trusted community member whom people rely uppon, but it's not going to happen, I fear. Too weird to be normal, normal enough to notice it. I don't want to play the part of the lonely freak no one likes, say anon, on your worldview, was that by design? As in, is mental illness some short of karmic debt?
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No.65402
>>65078
The majority of people aren't worth listening to. Being rejected by normies is a complement. Don't become a shut-in though. I guarantee you there are people like you worth hanging out with.
As a general rule avoid anyone who pays for cable TV. Isolating non conformists is a weapon of 5th generation warfare. 5th generation warfare is an advancement of psychological and information operations to make you feel alone and isolated so you don't rebel but the reality is there are LOTS of people like you and they also are under constant attack by conformist normies who will endlessly defend their slavery.
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