Start reading non-fiction books! Explore practical topics that both interest you and that you can apply to the real world, and before you know it getting better at things doesn't feel like work :) Computer science books, chemistry books, math books, financial management books, physical fitness guides, etc can all be a lot of fun if you give them the chance <3 also drink more coffee to do dumb things but faster and with more energy!!!

>>6600 If you're currently unemployed you could try getting a part-time job. I tend to get lazy when I'm not doing something, and get more productive when I'm already in the habit of working.

>>6600 Basically what you want is to live kind of like someone who has agency (ie, you want to make money) without the discomfort of having to be your own person (ie, you'd rather be acted upon by an involuntary compulsion than have to practice agency.) Most are so inured by a lifetime of institutionalization that living like an actual human no longer seems like a real possibility. It seems to be like shining sunlight onto someone who's been caged in a dark basement all his life; the very idea of freedom is excruciating and incomprehensible. Shit is fucked my dudes.

Personally, I have a poor man's car because I live in the country and I need a car to work. I also have a mountain bike because you know, riding a bike is fun. Your question is way too generic, I don't think we can have a specific answer to this question. I know poor people who own a car (even more so when you can buy it on credit) and rich people who own a bike. As others have said, it depends on whether you live in the city or not. When I lived in the city, I didn't use a car because public transportation was enough for me.

But can anybody find statistics for the related topic?

>>7356 Found this paper. May or may not have the stats you want. https://lmgtfy.app/?q=statistics+income+with+and+without+a+car https://www.brookings.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/0818_transportation_tomer.pdf

>>7323 Maybe some homemade tune. If you like this kind of music look for Nujabes and all the chill-hop trend mixtapes on youtube.

Holy fucks, what has this thread become ? We should give OP some genuine advice that'll help them in the future. OP, there's thousands of people out there and you will meet other boys that could end up to be better boyfriends than your ex. If i can give you one piece of advice tho, do not idolize someone your really interested in, you can very easily get disappointing, and try to start to control your feelings before being in a relationship with that person. I hope you get better and have better relations

>>7108 I meant "disappointed", not "disappointing" sorry, i was in a rush when i wrote this.

>>6696 Excuse me, if you're still checking this thread.. My boyfriend of 2 years dumped me, cheated on me and assaulted me all at the same time you lost your person. Mine, despite his issues, was the love of my life. I truly never thought he would turn into the monster he did and I can't recover, yet. Um, if you'd like to talk to another person going through something similar reply to this and I'll drop a throwaway email address.

The images you have posted are edited and manipulated to the extent, that they are basically CGI, real world doesn't look like that does it?

>>2623 hey have been photoshopped but they're not cgi

Woah autistic bot is autistic.

Driving through the warm night in the countryside. Windows open, high volume.

>>7113 Love this band. Nice to see them here. Don't think I've heard this one before, their stuff is difficult to find.

>>7166 Thanks to the internet, a lot of material resurfaced here and there. As most of their discography was bootlegs, you can find them on some torrent trackers or soulseek. This album (Neu Products Era) is pretty damn good and this version of Enter The Miror is one of the best. I listened to it repeatedly for almost 3 hours this afternoon. Look at >>7021, good band to, less noisy and more sadness inducing but very good to. The guitarist (Maki Miura) played with the Rallizes.

>>6570 Looks like a nice view judging from those last three pictures.

There's not a lot of stuff within short distance of me that's abandoned or worth exploring, but I might drive out to further cities if there's anything worth checking out. The most I've done is exploring schools after hours (at least on a school night there's the risk of being caught by faculty still there who could catch you snooping around), explore some closed off storm drains, and years ago there was construction on the freeway ramp nearby. That was probably the most fun and I did that a few times before construction completed. It was really dark out when I'd explore, and I still had a flip phone at the time so my pictures all came out black. Climbing on the dark side of the ramp to stay hidden didn't help for pictures either. You could climb to the top as no cars could drive on it yet and even climb inside the machines. I could see into the bedroom windows of some houses nearby, and I was too far away in the dark for them to see me. (Sadly no one did anything interesting. It was usually just people lounging in bed fully clothed watching TV before going to sleep.) Due to some issues getting back home one time I did have to trespass through a backyard. Would probably be scarier now due to more homes having Ring cameras or similar, but even then I chose the most abandoned looking one.

>>6570 Nice. I'd love to explore an abandoned factory but everything here is in operation. My best bet would be to just find whichever one is the quietest and hope security is minimal. Not really interested in dealing with security though unless I know the area well enough to find good hiding spots.

>>3716 >3gp >wap sites boy, brings back memories

>>3716 >>6194 I've never even seen downloads in native 3gp. The lowest quality I saw was usually 144p/240p mp4 downloads. I'd do that for shows I liked in high school and used an awful freeware 3gp converter if I wanted to play them on my phone.

>>1089 if nobody remembers, it didnt happen!

>>5985 And you can even be charged with murder if you ignore a dying person despite you not being the person who stabbed them

>>5985 >>5986 Well, fren, that is pretty messed up. As a NEET, I can only advise you avoid normies as much as possible. Sadly, until Christ comes, we are going to be living under retarded laws for quite awhile.

>>5971 The logic is that you could've saved the person but neglected them instead leaving them to die. >>5976 In the US, you are protected under the law if you attempt to help someone in need but injure them, but many people don't care enough to help, don't know how to help, or are afraid to be sued in this sue-happy country. (Even if you tried to save a life and failed, you're fucked if you're taken to court and found guilty of murder and can't sufficiently prove you were being a good Samaritan.) Off-duty doctors also won't usually get involved because good Samaritan laws don't always sufficiently protect them against potential malpractice accusations. If a doctor loses a malpractice case, they'll face fines, jailtime, or even losing their medical license. This isn't an issue for good doctors working within a hospital and having their medical equipment, but on the street on a day off without all their medical supplies? They're fucked in a region that makes no distinction between helping someone on the clock vs off the clock.

>>6018 a recent conspiracy would have to be the 20 food processing plants that have been destroyed so far this year. there's no way that these food shortages are not manufactured

>>6981 Is there anything that isn't manipulated?

>>6951 Thanks for your compliment,i guess >especially if discussing a contentious topic. In spoken conversation I can usually get my point across correctly, but for some reason what I mean often gets lost in writing. you just explained precisely what i wanted to say and in a better way. All i can say is that we're in the same position.

yes, so much. although i have an even worse time talking. but i have adhd and autsim lol. i should work on journaling more i just feel lazy and get frustrated when I can't formulate things, just like you said..

>>6949 I know that feel late. As a non native english speaker it's sometimes difficult to formulate a sentence that fits perfectly the idea i want to bring. Also it's quite frustrating because I'm unable to express myself with a such beautiful language as my own. I usually take care of using some nice constructed sentences, using the good best word and formulation to achieve the perfect blend of esthetic that fits the idea I want to express.

>>6821 >So thank you, late.citizens, thank you for making my evenings easier. ur welcome m8

Nothing wrong with that.

laser rifles? not far. you need a bolter

>>6009 Well, that depends, are you using that shitty Army variant from the war or the actual Wattz 2000. Prayer always helps though.

What ever X-files shit this dude is up to, no one will ever catch him, and if they do, what ever happened will never be declassified. Godspeed, I guess, laser rifle crusader.

I just got a copy of The Catcher in The Rye and read 15 chapters in one go last night.

>>6924 I've been thinking about that recently. What are you liking about it so far?

I'm reading pic related, and I've started Gogo no Eiko and a lot of other books without finishing them. Bothers me a little how much I'll never read and games I'll never play. I heard Knut Hamsun was thrown in the looneybin after WW2 for supporting the nazi occupation.

Lately I've been up until dawn fairly regularly. The air cools down and my laptop no longer needs to run the fan as I work. The kids in the neighborhood are asleep, as are the wiggers and their wiggermobiles. I get that sense that this is "my time." Nobody's going to bother me and all that. A kind of relief, like I can raise the blinds and look at the moon, sip my tea and listen to a symphony I've never heard before. Even if I use the time for something as mundane as making flashcards from a book, it just feels right. >>6879 It's nice when people can find happiness somehow. I hope her benis is very feminine.

>>6880 >I get that sense that this is "my time." Based /late/ enjoyer.

tend to stay up late bc the night time feels like my own time of being and daytime feels like time for other beings. idunno. new here doh. I feel like interacting with other nightly beings will be interesting. I also tend to be more creative at night and when I really push my wake time I get trippy feels. but the tired feeling can be a bitch.

>>6878 >I guess all the other French boards He thinks there are "other" french boards. Cute.

There was another one at frchan.bet or frchan.xyz, but I don't know where it's at now.

>>6889 frchan.bet => went TOR only => dead Not so long before, Acrimonie => dead Cable6 => dead And some other obscure attempts => dead That's why I opened La Planche. Even (I know) if frenchfags don't use IBs a lot, we need to have a place. La Planche est notre maison pour les français / francophones de passage.

I've nothing to add other than to say good introspective post, felt melancholic. No idea why.

hey that's how i feel too when browsing old shit and i sometimes speculate about if there will be a internet historian (not the youtuber) profession were the job is you have to decipher old internet comments and content to figure out what kind of time it was

>>6734 In yourself or in others? Appendix II should answer your question either way. Depending on the context: some look at avoidant like a milder form of schizoid, and others see it as one of the subtypes of schizoid personalities.

>>6736 I meant it to myself, but won't hurt knowing about others. One of main difference is avoidant wants to be around other but can't because of bad experiences in the past while schizoid are born and content to be like that. did i get it right?

>>6742 No, your mistake is in thinking that anyone is born with any of these personality disorders. While there are certain genetic traits that can make people more susceptible to developing a disorder - it isn't fate. Past experiences, upbringing, traumas, etc., especially in childhood and early life, can influence anyone into developing a disorder. If you're trying to understand your self better, focus on your self as you are now, and which of these criteria you match up with (if any) while distinguishing from the others; only after that should you look to the past. If you were schizoid and looked at the schizoid profile, you would probably match, to at least some degree, with items on the list the higher it is, but find there are too many items on the avoidant profile high on the list that don't match you at all. If you were avoidant you would have several traits of the schizoid, but would experience the social anxiety and stress, fear of rejection, feeling inferior, etc. that a schizoid would not. Keep in mind that with this view of it all being on a spectrum of schizophrenia, that there is going to be a bit of overlap. If you've concluded that there are too many matches with one of the profiles for you to ignore, and there are too many things missing or wrong with the other profiles, then you can start trying to figure out the past to understand how/why you are the way you are.

>>6492 That was my first post in the whole thread. All I did was stitch some frames from the PlayStation game FMVs, what is your problem with me?

>>6492 You might want to explain your boggle with more than a tweet's worth of invective. You'll probably find that you answer your own question in the attempt.

>>6650 Genuinely asking, as this never made sense to me. If God is all knowing, all powerful, without beginning nor end and whatever else superlative you could possibly come up with, then why, Why would he even care about anon being a Muslim, Hindu, Christ or Jew? They look all fairly similar to me but only one of them supposed to offer your eternal salvation why - all - others will be permanently punished.

religion? kinda cringe man

>>6650 >believing in ancient legends >personifying the Absolute

Not sure if this board has any relation to the old /4am 8chan board but i'm certainly glad I found you gentlemen while exploring the webring. Please take these gondolas.