It's Over Taking IRL mockery and spending time in harsh online image boards hasn't thickened my skin at all

[RetardedChinlet]

Getting insulted on 4chan for a stupid post I made (that I was sincere about) makes me feel borderline suicial. It doesn't feel like I've built any fucking tolerance towards verbal abuse which goes against what I thought would happen.

 

[Deleted member 42309]

Its 4chan what do you expect

 

[RetardedChinlet]

Its 4chan what do you expect

I know. I'm not complaining about that.

I'm shocked to realize that I'm a sensitive snowflake faggot despite hoping I'd shape up to become a tougher guy. I guess only attractive people are entitled to strong psyches

 

[Ika-Sama]

I know. I'm not complaining about that.

I'm shocked to realize that I'm a sensitive snowflake faggot despite hoping I'd shape up to become a tougher guy. I guess only attractive people are entitled to strong psyches

You may have High Neuroticism.

 

[RetardedChinlet]

You may have High Neuroticism.

I do actually

 

[Deleted member 31999]

I have much thicker skin online than I do IRL. I think the openness of people when anonymous makes me a lot more comfortable when compared to the subtle social tests, akin to trip wires, that I unknowingly run right through. I feel like there is a dimension to life that I'm missing out on that everyone is silently judging me for. If only people pointed out when I am being a sperg and I could dish a retort back, safely without the fear of getting cancelled, life would be so much easier for me.

 

[Ika-Sama]

I do actually

Brutal, me too.

 

[Ika-Sama]

I have much thicker skin online than I do IRL. I think the openness of people when anonymous makes me a lot more comfortable when compared to the subtle social tests, akin to trip wires, that I unknowingly run right through. I feel like there is a dimension to life that I'm missing out on that everyone is silently judging me for. If only people pointed out when I am being a sperg and I could dish a retort back, safely without the fear of getting cancelled, life would be so much easier for me.

True, I say so much weird and crazy shit to you guys because I already know what to expect.

 

[RetardedChinlet]

I have much thicker skin online than I do IRL. I think the openness of people when anonymous makes me a lot more comfortable when compared to the subtle social tests, akin to trip wires, that I unknowingly run right through. I feel like there is a dimension to life that I'm missing out on that everyone is silently judging me for.

Yeah. We largely control what we put out about ourselves online while real life forces us to come out with our insecurities and everything.

If only people pointed out when I am being a sperg and I could dish a retort back, safely without the fear of getting cancelled, life would be so much easier for me.

Definitely! The worst kind of social disapproval is the implied and subtle kind that can't be directly responded to. The kind that's not an accusation or a statement but an intuitive gesture of rejection or disapproval. That's why being innately attractive and getting approval right off the bat is the only path to victory. You can basically never fight disapproval.

Brutal, me too.

Neuroticism - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Do you have a strong startle reflex? That's apparently an incredibly strong measure of neuroticism.

 

[Animecel2D]

Kill yourself OP

 

[RetardedChinlet]

Kill yourself OP

 

[Maj. D Pression]

Getting insulted on 4chan for a stupid post I made (that I was sincere about) makes me feel borderline suicial. It doesn't feel like I've built any fucking tolerance towards verbal abuse which goes against what I thought would happen.

No point getting bent up by the drivel of other anons. On 4chan nobody knows who the fuck you are. You are just an anon on there. Reputation isn't a thing on there except for tripfags. It's just anonymous text on a board. Therefore, it is completely illogical to feel bad about any reactions you receive. If you get fed up with the feedback, just resort to trolling,

 

[RetardedChinlet]

No point getting bent up by the drivel of other anons. On 4chan nobody knows who the fuck you are. You are just an anon on there. Reputation isn't a thing on there except for tripfags. It's just anonymous text on a board. Therefore, it is completely illogical to feel bad about any reactions you receive. If you get fed up with the feedback, just resort to trolling,

I would argue against actually
On 4chan, you are judged strictly on the merity of your text. In real life, it's possible that mockery is motivated by the speaker's sperginess, ugliness, unpopularity and so forth. On 4chan, a post will only be received poorly if it's a bad fucking post. That's what hurts me, to have my output mocked.

 

[Maj. D Pression]

I would argue against actually
On 4chan, you are judged strictly on the merity of your text. In real life, it's possible that mockery is motivated by the speaker's sperginess, ugliness, unpopularity and so forth. On 4chan, a post will only be received poorly if it's a bad fucking post. That's what hurts me, to have my output mocked.

What you fail to realize is that most people are fucking deluded by nonsensical media driven narratives, appeals to popularity, and their own ego. Even some the smartest people do not escape this. Popular opinions are for the masses, and the masses are asses. If you do happen to be proven wrong in something, embrace the learning opportunity, but in most cases people just "prove" things wrong by siting authority (i.e., "authoritative source"). Appeals to authority are fallacious.

Trust yourself, relish in controversy, and embrace infamy.

 

[RetardedChinlet]

What you fail to realize is that most people are fucking deluded by nonsensical media driven narratives, appeals to popularity, and their own ego. Even some the smartest people do not escape this. Popular opinions are for the masses, and the masses are asses. If you do happen to be proven wrong in something, embrace the learning opportunity, but in most cases people just "prove" things wrong by siting authority (i.e., "authoritative source"). Appeals to authority are fallacious.

Trust yourself, relish in controversy, and embrace infamy.

Thanks, this was quite reassuring actually. I guess I just can't escape my natural desire for approval so, in my loneliness, I've sought it from the internet. Anyways, your text is good!