Incel trait: Being able to define you're life by video games you played

[inceldaygamer_]

1998 to 2005 (ages 8-15): Various old games that came with the first "family computer" until about 2003 when I bought Half-Life.

2005-2013 (ages 15-23): Got my own laptop for my birthday and also Half-Life 2. Played Counter-Strike: Source a lot and an RTS game called "Supreme Commander". Designed a lot of levels for Half-Life 2 on my crummy laptop (more like "craptop" which could barely run the level editor)

2013-2015 (ages 23-25): Built my first dedicated gaming rig in Nov 2013 with the wages from a part time job I got. Bought a whole load of games to celebrate. A lot of stuff from back when I was a youngcel but had no job to afford a PC to play it on.

Far Cry 3, FEAR, Crysis, Just Cause 1 and 2.

2015-2020 (ages 25-30) Deus Ex Human Revolution, Metro 2033, Deus Ex Mankind devided.



Normie timeline

12 yrs-14 old: normal social circle including foids, has friends and goes out to places in large groups.

15 yrs old: Has first kiss with foid and maybe a blow job from a foid (whilst a 30 year old incel sits rotting in his mom's basement)

16-18 yrs old: Has first sex or at least first blowjob with foid. Learns to drive, maybe gets an apprenticeship or goes to uni.

18+ years old: Congratulations, you are a normie.

The bottom line is, the normie does not define his life by the video games he has played during certain ages/eras, like the incel does.

 

[FukFeminism]

You missed natural milestones
It’s over

 

[Deleted member 17724]

Giga-truecel trait: being able to define your life by the anime you watched.

 

[RedKings]

(6-8) call of duty waw (all day everyday)
(9-12) call of duty black ops, bo2, wizard101
(13-15) wizard101, allot of cod, warframe
(16) bo3, Advance warfare , wizard101
(17)bo3, bo4
(current day) rainbow six siege, warframe, ( quit cod because all people do is fucking camp)

 

[DoctorBlythe]

Giga-truecel trait: being able to define your life by the anime you watched.

Accurate. I remember anime I've watched more vividly than important events in my life. Just yesterday I accidentaly told my friend that my life got better "after watching Utena" instead of "after graduating college", because I subconsciously knew that watching it was more meaningful to me than finishing my education.

 

[ionlycopenow]

1998 to 2005 (ages 8-15): Various old games that came with the first "family computer" until about 2003 when I bought Half-Life.

2005-2013 (ages 15-23): Got my own laptop for my birthday and also Half-Life 2. Played Counter-Strike: Source a lot and an RTS game called "Supreme Commander". Designed a lot of levels for Half-Life 2 on my crummy laptop (more like "craptop" which could barely run the level editor)

2013-2015 (ages 23-25): Built my first dedicated gaming rig in Nov 2013 with the wages from a part time job I got. Bought a whole load of games to celebrate. A lot of stuff from back when I was a youngcel but had no job to afford a PC to play it on.

Far Cry 3, FEAR, Crysis, Just Cause 1 and 2.

2015-2020 (ages 25-30) Deus Ex Human Revolution, Metro 2033, Deus Ex Mankind devided.



Normie timeline

12 yrs-14 old: normal social circle including foids, has friends and goes out to places in large groups.

15 yrs old: Has first kiss with foid and maybe a blow job from a foid (whilst a 30 year old incel sits rotting in his mom's basement)

16-18 yrs old: Has first sex or at least first blowjob with foid. Learns to drive, maybe gets an apprenticeship or goes to uni.

18+ years old: Congratulations, you are a normie.

The bottom line is, the normie does not define his life by the video games he has played during certain ages/eras, like the incel does.

Damn, this is literally me.