SupremeAutist
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I used to somewhat suffer from main character syndrome. It's a pretty common thing and it makes sense to believe that you're "special" because you've only ever experienced life from your own POV and especially if you're like me and you spend a lot of time alone in your head.
But after enough failures the delusion starts to go away. This is only over the past year that this has really happened too. I remember when I started university I had extremely low inhibition and that was because I had a delusional level of confidence. That was because I believed that was my "turning point" of sorts and that I would be able to turn my life around if I simply kept putting myself out there. But it didn't work out and I spent the rest of that year rotting.
That was the moment I accepted that I am destined to be a background character in life.
But after enough failures the delusion starts to go away. This is only over the past year that this has really happened too. I remember when I started university I had extremely low inhibition and that was because I had a delusional level of confidence. That was because I believed that was my "turning point" of sorts and that I would be able to turn my life around if I simply kept putting myself out there. But it didn't work out and I spent the rest of that year rotting.
That was the moment I accepted that I am destined to be a background character in life.