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 No.5996[Reply]

I went to the my first party last night (18) and got absolutely wasted and puked a lot. I've gotten drunk before but not that drunk, it really wasn't that fun once I started puking and I don't remember much afterwards. At least I had a friendo that was caring for me and not letting me die
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 No.6027

>>6010
Wasn't any dancing really, it was more of a kickback sort of thing, but it was super fun to be at.
I'm pretty sure I said I love you to a girl as she was leaving but I hope not lmao

 No.6028

>>6023
I'll try, but I really don't have a ton of friends and I just moved away from my hometown to a town ~6 hours away so it'll be kinda hard to find new friends to do this with

 No.6071

>>5996
Nice work, being social. Now get back to work.

 No.6073

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Don't forget to drink water every few drinks and before going to bed, don't drink too fast and listen to your body unless you enjoy puking

 No.6084

>>6073
on top of this, take an ibuprofen before sleeping, it'll help a lot with hangovers
if you forget to take it before sleeping then 2 ibuprofen plus a gatorade/powerade will perk you up after about an hour


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 No.5865[Reply]

>post about my research projects in academia
>5 likes
>friend posts a selfie for the thousandth time
>it even looks like their previous selfies
>20-50 likes
why
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 No.6072

I think this post says a lot about our society, sushi!

 No.6074

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To be fair even IRL the vast majority of people won't care about the progress of someone's academical researches beyond what can be summed up in a few sentences. AND social media like Facebook are mostly a game of flexing and flattery. It doesn't mean nothing genuine in what people share can be found but it just is, it won't get much attention if, if I can express it like this, the narcissistic and relational charge of the content is neutral. imho desu

 No.6077

>>6058
>>Why do you care what other people think?
>Life must be very easy to live if you’re not insecure
I am actually very insecure what other people think about me. So much so it drives me kinda insane. I have a lot of issues to deal with but I always tell myself what Arline told Feynman: What do you care what other people think?

That quote came from Arline Feynman, Richard Feynman's wife who had TB at the time. They both a little shunned(?) from starting a relationship and getting married, all because she had TB. What would young Richie do with a girl like that? He couldn't even kiss her on the mouth! I think Arline's parents even said "We understand if you'd rather not court our girl"! (or something along those lines.)

Now Dick didn't really care about any of that because he loved her to bits, but he did care what other people thought of him. Sometimes Arline had to tell (or remind) him "What do you care what other people think?".

If only we could all be as free as Feynman.

I know it's hard, but once you let go for just a little bit? The freedom is breathtaking.
t. guy that's still learning to let go

 No.6078

>>5865
>academia subject
>not a lot of replies on facebook
Maybe they're not all as smart or educated as you, OP?

>>6069
What'd that popularity of yours every buy that a little PR couldn't?

 No.6081

The fact that this bothered you at all, and that you checked and compared the amount of likes on posts, is evidence enough that social media is poison. You shouldn't be using those sites, or if you want to keep using them, you shouldn't worry about how many likes or comments or whatever your posts on there get. Instead try to use it to connect with the people you care about.


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 No.6000[Reply]

There's probably a better place to post this, but does anyone have any tips on dealing with parents who treat you like a child? I mean, even as a child it was pretty bad, but now I'm an adult who's not allowed to cook food or ride the bus by himself (and as such doesn't know how to do anything and probably looks like a massive retard 24/7). My original plan was to escape by going to university, but now it looks like that won't happen for at least another year. I want to spend my life exploring the world, but in the meantime I'd like to at least have the freedom to exist in different locations than my house and theoretically be able to survive if they were to leave me alone for a week.
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 No.6005

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>>6000
Show your parents those trips. They'll never doubt your abilities again.

 No.6024

>>6000
another idea; you could choose to stay a sonbasket and revel in your complacency.

 No.6026

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>>6005
That's the way I would go it

 No.6033

>>6000
>Not allowed to cook food
Make them breakfast. Eggs and hashbrowns/ pancakes
>ride the bus by himself
Go buy a greyhound ticket. I can go to the big city for 31 bucks. I have low funds though.

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>>6033
Sushi with no cooking experience tries to make eggs and hashbrowns. Burnt goop results.
>This is why we don't want you cooking!


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 No.6018[Reply]

Well sushis, I finally moved out.
My mom cried when she left my place since I moved ~5 hours away for school, which really isn't that far but my mom is a very emotional person.
Her crying made me cry a little bit but I'm excited to meet some new people and hopefully make some new friends.
They left me with some booze so later tonight I'll probably have a little celebratory drink ^_^
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 No.6021

>>6019
Thanks dude, I still need to pack all of my clothes into my dresser but other than that my room is all set up. Pretty comfy setup, I'm renting from someone that has a room in their yard so it's kinda like my little hut but it's comfy, it's only a little smaller than a studio apartment tbh

 No.6022

is this just for university or is it a bird leaving the nest situation

 No.6029

>>6022
Little bit of both, I moved away for school but I will not return other than holidays most likely. Once I get my bachelor's degree I plan on doing the JET program to go over to Japan and teach english

 No.6046

Your family was sad when you moved out? My family was happy when I left because they didn't want me anymore.

 No.6050

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>>6046
Depending on where you live, one sentiment or the other could be more common (although I think sadness is always in the majority no matter what).


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 No.5991[Reply]

Today I slept for 8 hours for the first time in weeks. Later the day I witnessed an honest smile. That's a nice day if I ever had one.

 No.5992

This thread is very similiar to the >>3880 thread, just saying.
But also congrulations on the sleep, finally feeling rested feels great.


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 No.5783[Reply]

Any comfy Christians having a nice time? Whats has been happening in your life. How have you felt god in your life recently?


Non-Christians welcome. The bible is a great place for wisdom and comfort, even if you don't believe.
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 No.5971

>>5968
they were right, considering the current state of the west

 No.5973

>>5965
Why are you even on sushi? Stop LARPing.

 No.5974

>>5973
>people who don't have the exact same opinions as me are larping
bruh

 No.5975

imagine trolling a christian thread with anti-christian posts and then having the audacity to get upset with the people who just wanted a comfy christian thread without any neckbeard atheist trolls in it

 No.5977

Religion has been added to the list of uncomfy topics in the rules. This topic will inevitably stir up negative feelings in people.


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 No.5895[Reply]

Why does it feel like in the English speaking internet everyone take your words as an attack on their hobbies/personalities and instantly start being passive aggressive towards whatever it is you're saying?
Have you noticed the same? How do you deal with this phenomena?
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 No.5958

>>5932
>yikes and oof
I can tell by the way you post you’re a bad person.

 No.5967

>>5958
wew

 No.5970

>>5932

>yikes and oof

Now I dont wanna be rude but outta here pls

 No.5972

>>5970
doesn't sound very comfy or tolerant of you

 No.5976

Moved to >>>/hell/2145.


 No.5723[Reply]

https://youtu.be/QsvBi3LskFM

 No.5731

>>5723
there's nothing i hate more than someone acting like a loser to be cool online. its insane so many sushi rolls fall for this


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 No.5553[Reply]

I'm a peaceful and squeamish guy. I even feel sorry for killing bugs
even so, I took an interest in the army and the navy (I'm not a yank). there's something so cool about their disciplined and hard life, how those institutions can whip people without courage, without a purpouse, a goal, or a skill into shape. it truly is a beautiful thing to behold. I like how they harden mind and body just so average joes can face the unexpected. plus you learn cool things too, from survival techniques to self-defense and trades
and hey, paying you to learn all these things is great

still, I can't even think about myself harming someone else, and that's the biggest downside. it's pretty much what they train you for, too. are there any other similar careers that teach you similar values but don't revolve around harming others? I was thinking about becoming a fireman or a park ranger. similar enough?
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 No.5565

>>5561
well, I don't think that's what I'm looking for, but your post made me think about it. what am I seeking inside the military?
guidance, a purpouse, a goal. improvement, virility, judgement, maturity, a father figure. that's what I think I'm looking for

 No.5568

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>>5565
Go rucking. Get a backpack, fill it with weights, go for a walk or a nature-walk (or a space-walk). Breathe from your belly and keep your spine straight, as a general rule.

 No.5640

A lot of military jobs don't involve combat and a lot of soldiers never see action, even if they've been deployed during wartime.

Armies employ medics, orderlies, cooks, HR specialists, accountants, therapists, doctors, firefighters, etc. Combat training for these people is less about getting them to kill others and more about keeping them from being killed should the worst happen.

>>5565
It sounds like you're needing something to take the wheel in your life. A lot of the problems and depression of NEET life come from having too many choices and no strong pushes in any particular direction. The structure of army life might do you a lot of good.

 No.5648

>>5568
not so long ago I got injured while jogging and I'm in standby until my doc gives me the thumbs up
I wanna go back to jogging and taking kickboxing classes but I'll consider what you said
>>5640
not bad. nco school seems allright too
nonetheless I've done some thinking and I'm the one who's gonna take the wheel. it's for the best, I can't keep sitting around doing nothing awaiting for something to happen, or for people to command me. I have saved up courage, strength and potential that are awaiting to be used, plus I usually resent authority figures a lot. I don't think I could stand having an officer yelling at me 24/7

I'm going for the ranger career. right at the uni inscription line as we speak. not precisely the uni I wanted to go, but I'll take what I can. wish me luck :)

 No.5699

Park rangers (typically considered Park Superintendents) are Special Natural Resources Police Officers. They have to go through firearm training, do a small stint in the police academy and enforce laws.

It may not be the ultimatecomfyrelaxingwilderness job with discipline that you are looking for, but it is an awesome profession. Depending on what park/forest you work at you may have to deal with idiots breaking the law all day long or you may just have to make sure hunters aren't killing each other and go find a lost hiker or two once a week.

t. son of a park superintendent (who also had to go search for lost hikers @ 3am on school nights)

Farming would be an equally awesome profession without the need to hurt anyone. You have total control over your environment and can focus on a permaculture based conservation system. It will also whip your ass into shape. You won't ever forget the first time you have to go save a cow from a 3ft deep mud pool.


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 No.5661[Reply]

Did you know that even in research there is a mainline research track trailing behind big companies or well-known names?

Researching anything else is forbidden… at least as far as your advisers are concerned. All your special track research has to be hush hush while you slowly crank out regular mainline track papers.

Eventually, you either realize your idea and decide it's not worth sharing with your community or you move on, having failed to realize your brilliant idea.

There's no winning!

めんどくさいね。。。

 No.5664

fuck the system, fuck hoes, smoke kush

I've done research on my own, separate from my university, because academia focuses on shit that's measurable

there's too much of an emphasis on LaTeX, abstracts, graphs in gnuplot or whatever, and other pseudointellectual shit to make your boring-ass research paper look smarter

but real research can transcend academia

I used to think academia was the be-all and end-all of education, but it's really not

autodidactism is better tbh famalam

post it on your website or github or something, ignore universities

YEET


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