Just crash the party and hang out with your boys. Drink and do drugs if available. Hook up with a chick too, just make sure shes sober.
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Life isn't a movie user. There aren't any weird people at parties anymore and if they try to go to a party they get sent home. After all these murder people start getting picky with who they invite to parties. If you aren't good looking you can't just go to a party
You sound like a very boring person. I get the appeal of trying to shut yourself away from reality and pretending that social relationships aren't necessary, because I've tried to do it before.
Eventually, though, you either let your pride consume you or you learn that loneliness takes a tremendous toll on the mind because humans are highly social animals and our brains require stimulation. Yes, you might have to curtail the beliefs or opinions you express to others, or you might have to be a bit more polite and listen to the opinions of others when you'd rather not, but no person is an island themselves. We live in one of the most interconnected societies in history, yet strangely more and more people wish not to interact with one another.
This is a sentiment that applies in a much broader sense, however, because society would be far more coordinated and thus more productive if we would put aside our petty differences and work to benefit the whole.
i've been struggling with this lately. I have a lack of access to society for another month and have been thinking that I don't even need relationships. It's been 2 years of mostly isolation with a few jobs on and off. I'm so tired of it. You get so inside your own head. I hate myself more than I ever have before. I think you're absolutely right user. I am going to stop overthinking life and social things. Thank you. Sorry for the rant, just wanted to put this into words
No problem, user. I wish you all the best in your endeavors!
i like you
not him but I'm drunk and I wanted to reply
I agree with what you're saying
but I also a agree with him in that superficial relationships don't seem very fulfilling or worth the time
like we're meant as a people to form relationships but I don't think im going to be getting much a relationship out of weed bro kyle
Maybe, but many times you'll also find that there is more to a person or thing than what we conceive of in stereotypes.
For example, right now I'm pretty high myself, and I would probably fit the appearance of a "weed bro Kyle" so to speak. Is there some accuracy to stereotypes? Maybe to a certain degree, but that's an inevitability that stems from the fundamental way that culture and social relationships are formed, as our various demographic characteristics influence how we develop. However, I believe this stereotype would inaccurately describe me if you applied it in other regards.
The point is that a superficial relationship only remains one if you don't put in the effort to establish it deeper. When you truly understand someone, I believe you learn to see who the person is beneath the roles they play.
thats a good way to put it
you know what? you're okay weed bro kyle