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incelerated
Pederast dream rapist
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Due to your lack of a social life and always feeling left out you have a tendency to get friendly too soon when you're excited or feel comfortable in a particular situation.
Specially when you're in a group and everybody else is friendly with each other and you get that vibe and start acting as if you're also their friend. You forget that you're an undesirable piece of shit no one cares about. Eventually they get weirded out and you get their social cues and start knowing your place.
I've done this numerous times. Specially online because that's where I "meet" most people I rarely meet real people.
Particularly cringe, and something that happens to me frequently, is when I start joking with someone and they get offended because they don't consider me a friend.
In a group chat for example I see a lot of people who know each other and have inside jokes and I get excited because I yearn for validation and wanna be their friend or part of the group. So I embarrass myself with jokes that offends someone, or with acting as if I'm also part of their group of friends while I'm actually not.
Specially when you're in a group and everybody else is friendly with each other and you get that vibe and start acting as if you're also their friend. You forget that you're an undesirable piece of shit no one cares about. Eventually they get weirded out and you get their social cues and start knowing your place.
I've done this numerous times. Specially online because that's where I "meet" most people I rarely meet real people.
Particularly cringe, and something that happens to me frequently, is when I start joking with someone and they get offended because they don't consider me a friend.
In a group chat for example I see a lot of people who know each other and have inside jokes and I get excited because I yearn for validation and wanna be their friend or part of the group. So I embarrass myself with jokes that offends someone, or with acting as if I'm also part of their group of friends while I'm actually not.