thespanishcel
Overlord
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I was watching a movie named This is England and it reminded me of how I lacked a group of friends during my teenage years and I missed so many vital life experiences that every normie with his gang of friends has. You know, a group between 5 and 10 friends where everyone has a nickname and crazy stories you will always remember. I didn't experience buying alcohol from a paki shop and being nervous he would ask for my ID. I didn't experience making pranks on the crazy Karen or boomer that hates your group for being loud or playing ball in front of their house. I didn't experience fighting with my friends and then having a "redemption arc" where we all end together again. I didn't experience doing anything reckless to impress foids and being succesful at that or failing but at least having a fun story to tell. I didn't experience helping my friends with family or gf drama and viceversa. I didn't experience going into abandoned buildings and then being chased by the security guard or by some junkie. I could go like this forever
I wasn't an absolute loner but in my life I had only like 3 friends and we were never a gang because they lived in different towns or we didn't meet outside school that much except for playing vidya. The most similar thing I will have to those life experiences is when we went all together to a pizza shop or a restaurant for someone's birthday but that's all. FUCKKKKKKKK.
I wasn't an absolute loner but in my life I had only like 3 friends and we were never a gang because they lived in different towns or we didn't meet outside school that much except for playing vidya. The most similar thing I will have to those life experiences is when we went all together to a pizza shop or a restaurant for someone's birthday but that's all. FUCKKKKKKKK.
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