/lounge/ - sushi social

>>10030
There's usually a reason why it happens even if you don't find out. One of the reasons I quit hanging out with my friend is disillusionment with that person. I saw them taking advantage of people and I decided I couldn't trust them anymore.

>>13168
>>13169
It's somewhat jarring to me as to how second life drama can be so serious.

>or has a massive impact on your RL
Generally when I ghost or have been ghosted it's to people I only know irl..

Time to get a better class of friends…

Make today the best it can be…

Moved to >>>/hell/4708.

>>17109
Well, the fact that people aren't more comfortable sharing personal details sushi rollymously than pseudonymously on the internet demonstrates that sushi rollymity on imageboards isn't really a safety concern, unless the concern is other people finding out that you're posting on imageboards. That's the only reason anyone ever gives for not backing up their claims with some form of evidence, it would be recognizable.
Speaking of, projecting an identity onto someone is, logically, a perfectly valid way to deal with discussions on imageboards because nobody is able or willing to provide credentials which would map to credibility. I might not have a way to back up my claim of your identity, but you're not able to back up your claims either. Systematically, nothing gets to be credible if it's original.

Also, secondary communities are the norm outside of imageboards because other websites don't have group identity. Everyone uses most big websites, so the only reason you don't know that imageboard users do is because it isn't practical to tell others about your other exploits. People hate identity on imageboards, but being credited for what you make requires credentials. Just for wanting to share something the imageboards have grounds to call you names, because they perceive it as an attempt by you to establish identity for yourself while everyone else has submitted to their fate of being cattle camouflaged into each other. Yeah you're all equal. The point was making posting easy, though.

>>17113
I'm sorry, but I have read your post several times and don't understand the meaning.

>>17113
> the fact that people aren't more comfortable sharing personal details sushi rollymously than pseudonymously
The fact? I wouldn't call that a fact. Although, chatting with relatives and real-life acquaintances and talking with coworkers about work is about where my usage of non-sushi rollymous communication ends, so I don't have the personal experience to argue against the public pseudonymous communication (Facebook, Twitter, Reddit), experience which I'm currently not too keen on getting.

Theoretically speaking, if some stand-alone pieces of personal information scattered through numerous sushi rollymous posts do not allow one to identify another, the opportunity may present itself if it's revealed that the posts are authored by a single person. Thus, pseudonymous communication limits what one can safely share.

Besides, it's not just about other people finding out that you post on the imageboards, it's about them finding out what you post on the imageboards or a forum.

>>17115
😂👌

>>17112
When was Japan 99% Buddhist? I thought Shinto was always the majority religion, with its social values being influenced by Confucianism.

You're right though, Eastern and Western attitudes are extremely different in this regard, especially when you compare Protestant societies to Confucian ones.

>>17079
Waiting it out doesn't sound too bad. I often just go to bed, when I'm sad and sleep it away. It's better than loathing all day and neither getting better nor getting anything done.

vidya games tbh. it makes sad and bad times non existent. such a good time sink to drain hours into.

I guess that works when you have the luxury of sleeping at any point in the day and not worrying about the impacts that has…

>>17082
Waiting it out ends up taking a toll on you over the years, it's better to find something at least slightly constructive to do instead.

>>13674
Crying. No words or coping mechanisms can provide as much emotional and physiological comfort and pleasure after just letting the water works flow.

I've already set up precautions in case of spooks, I should survive the night.

>>17031
Yep.

Now I'm just vibin
and doing the monster mash

i love halloween, sadly wasn't able to participate this year due to studies and night classes. but i definitely was there in spirit

>>5946
Cos you're an emotional human?

The best art makes you feel things.

>>5946
Something like this happened to me when I watched all of Code Geass over the course of two days during high school. I don't think I'll ever experience that feeling over a piece of media ever again.

>>9990
This is a comfy video sushi, thanks for sharing.

>>16976
>>16996
Comfy is righteous!

I made this thread two years ago. I have never said it again to her.

>>14441
>>14441
Nice palindrome digits. Regardless, that sucks to hear. I hope your relationship with her is still good at least. That's the just important part, the I love you's are just certain verbal expressions of it.

>>14446
I do not think I will, but my mom is alright. We talk from time to time and it is all good. I am just not very expressive. Let's just hope she remembers and cherishes that one moment of my lowered my guard. Thank you for your concern, dear sushi. I wish you pleasant day, night or evening.

>>14452
That's good at least. I'm sure she will cherish it. Parents hang on to things like that, trust me.

I seem to have the opposite problem. I've always been quick to expressing my affection in a lot of ways. Things are getting good and stable for me though. People I can rely on are finally starting to get into my life.

>>7589
Congratulations!

>>16741
bruh

>>16741
based on latest research

>>16738
you could've gone alone, that's what alpha chads do

>>16744
Well, last time I went out to meet somebody was half a year ago. In this time I only did groceries, and occasional walks.

Also Robert would have a good laugh noticing my double seats ticket to freakin' Fallen Angels of all movies.

Goodbye

This is the first time I see a toki pona thread kick off
Nicr

>>16615

mi kama sona lon tenpo sike pini tu. taso, mi kepeken e ona lon tenpo mute ala.
I learned two years ago. But, I used it for not very long.
tenpo pi sona mi la, toki mi li pona ala.
When I (first) learned, I didn't speak well.

sina ken toki tawa jan ante lon musi ni?
Can you talk to other people in this game?
ma sama la, sina ken.

jan mute li utala anu seme?
Do many people fight?
ona li utala ala, li pali kulupu e tomo pi sewi mute. tu, ona li lukin e moli ala pi moku ala.
musi ni la, ijo lon li moli e sina, taso sina ken ala moli e ijo.

>>16641
correcting myself
tu, ona li lukin e moli ala pi moku ala.
replace tu with kin la

i though tu meant too/also as well as two for some reason

>>16557
Teach me senseis?! Pony is a comfy lang for a comfy chan. Maybe we’ll all speak it one day?

For all you furries and weirdos

There is a great community of tokipona on VR chat

Where you can learn with others and also practise speaking or associated objects and things etc