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>>3330
oppai

>>3320
You are a filthy omega male for letting that happen and then complaining about it on a forum about chinese cartoons. Instead of hitting women in the face you should consider growing some balls and becoming the kind of man people want to be around. Faggot.

>>3322
You are right, I should have hit her as soon as I could.

>>3318
i thought this was a meme until it happened on my friend group, luckly she had several mental breakdowns and was abusive so it didnt last long,
bitches do be crazy though make sure your friend finds a good female next time

>>3318
Man. Women are really nice, they are the key for motivating you on another level. Anyways I'd really love to let my gf go and break out of the relationship. Be a free bird again. Even though nothings wrong with her or us. The feels man

Merry Christmas everyone!

Merry Christmas

Mewy Kurisumasu desu~

murray chrimmus lainons

Happy new year wirechan!

>>3250
> Right now it's full of leftists, 4chan refugees, troons and similar people.
That sounds like how it's been since it was founded. If you don't like it you can always just go back to /pol/, I'm sure you can find your "quality" there.

>>3251
Don't ever again say "quality" and "pol"in the one sentence

>>3252
I'm not the guy complaining about Lainchan, but I've come across a few bright bulbs on my /pol/ journeys. The majority of any group is always simplistic and terrible, but exceptions exist. It's the same case with all the boring anime posters and trite shit posts.

Literally just found it minutes ago. I looked up "smug lain" and one of the pics was hosted on this site. Clicked out of curiosity and here I am.

>>3252
/pol/ is a guarantee of quality.

Stupid motherfucker. Would you just focus on a single goal for more than a week before making another one of these damn threads?

>>3234
Yeah OP, it wouldn't hurt to ask that in the existing threads.

>>3233
Try drawing the shapes first and then adding details slowly. Pic related.

>>3237
Do you mean that actually actually call people up, who you haven't seen for years, just to tell them about some trivia that you have read in a book?

>>3248
No I mean I tell it to imaginary friends (that actually exist). So I don't tell them, but it's no difference for my brain. It's just different for them, as the conversation has not happened outside of my reality. But if something makes me think of somebody I usually call them to tell them, even though I haven't seen them in months. But that doesn't happen too often.

>Sometimes I daydream about people asking my opinion on various subjects
This can be a useful technique for writing. I saw an author give a lecture and when asked about any writing techniques he used, he mentioned that he would imagine explaining the concepts discussed to family and friends, like he was sitting at a full table during a holiday dinner and the reactions to what was proposed came very naturally. How would I explain this to my young niece? What would that one crazy uncle's reaction be to such a conversation? How would mom and dad argue over this piece of information? What would my grandfather say in that situation? What comic relief might that one bratty cousin provide? An entire book where the writing prompts for conversation and discussion was imagining bringing up technical topics that don't usually get brought up during a large family dinner.

>>3261
I try to avoid doing it with people that I actually know because I don't trust my memory to be able to tell real from imagined apart.

>>3262
I've been thinking about writing an interview with myself but it feels excessively narcissistic.

>>3263
Maybe interview yourself and then use that as material for dialogue between fictional characters then? No one would have to know.

>>3223
tis ez to call it a coping when it comez naturally. no tru skeptic or realist haz ever exist3d, even MaInLäNdEr still believend salvation.
if there iz no truth, no diff/erence between knowledge &nd (pig)norance whyyyy can u l00k >down> your NOSE at tha sheeples???
da r33tarded fikshuns of a MAD societty a3r just az TRUE as OUR 1n54n1Ty.
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>>3222
the joy is finding happiness on these relationships

>>3232
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>>3222
>how is everony one else doing it.

Maintaining relationships is important for your own fassade of who you are. People are the mirror who tell you that you are who you think. You need people that know you well in order to know who you are (from a perspective of social fassades (obviously actually we are noone and those social fassades are just illusions but talking about the framework of society right now)).

Holding a job on one side also can help you strengthen your social mask, if you do a job that fits to your persona. Even though people don't like their jobs, they get through it with tactics of working the least amount possible in their 8hours shift. Also they are addicted to the money because they consoom in order to buy things that confirms their identity.
>muh I like soccer I buy a ronaldo shirt -> true fan

Sleeping regularly makes these thinks possible as you feel less stressed in the day and more focussed. If you are focussed in your task, you don't think about what you are doing. If you are stressed on the other hand and sleep deprived, you don't do your task proberly and think about why you don't want to do it.

In conclusion I don't think these things are something that is hard doing while you try to maintain your social persona. These things make it possible you believe in your social persona which for some people is the most important thing. If I got your question wrong, tell me so. Good thread.

>>3236
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Have you tried charcoal? I don't even draw but this erotic picture of Spock illustrates the possibilities of shading with the medium.

>>3156
Thank you for this erotic picture of Spock