who else here identifies as a 'heavy Yas Forums user?'
I for one am on the chans all day long as a neet while I listen to music. I feel like it's interfering with my goals and I want to quit but don't know how.
Who else here identifies as a 'heavy Yas Forums user?'
Blake Williams
Jaxon Williams
yea, me too. I spend most day refreshing while squandering time in some game or youtube. Been over a decade.
Evan Phillips
I used to be until recently. I visit the site much less ever since I noticed a pattern of certain people posting gay and tranny shit here deliberately.
Watch out for the shady agendas
Alexander Williams
Either they have a Million tabs open or they just have it as their first tab.
Easton Gonzalez
yea it's made me really fuckin retarded but then again I did the same thing on forums for many years before
Eli Stewart
when im at home I browse Yas Forums and some other image boards about all day in between studying and gaming
discovered Yas Forums in 2008
Charles Williams
What's the point of having six gorillion tabs open at all times? Do you shift through all of them constantly or something?
I usually only have two or three open at a time.
Noah Turner
I actually stopped coming here when I got friends, stopped for a year, almost two, then I discovered drugs and lost all friends, and ended up here again. For almost 2 years I stopped coming here though, and nothing changed, I was still depressed, I just had a source of human interaction through my friends, and that became my distraction for that period of time.
Then I realized that my life has no purpose, or meaning, and my whole existence is just me desperately trying to hold on to something to distract me from the constant struggle and suffering.
Chase Morgan
Yes, I do shift between them quite often, though only the extreme right ones are tabs I left open while looking on how to spell a word.
Jonathan Sanders
This. Yas Forums is the great attractor for those with severe ennui. Normies lack the essential intrigue that you can get reading and posting here. Even breaking into some anime twitter subculture just isn't the same; they are much the same as normies in that they participate in the dull apparatus of social media and social hierarchies without questioning the fundamentally broken nature of it all.