You become a normie.
What do you do with your life now?
You become a normie
>wageslave
>going out every weekend
>not thinking about anything
basically this
Life has no value unless you are born Chad
fpbp and dubs confirm
I contend that anyone who posts here can never become a normie.
i'm a normie, i come here to either give advice or just feel smugly superior
Life has no value, it's fucking pointless.
How do I get a gf I'm so lonely
be delusional but happy. i like being happy
Stop working on all of my projects and be content with working 3 part time jobs.
>no more depression
>multiple meaningless friendships
>shitty side job for getting wasted on weekends
>stop reading, following politics, studying...
>wear gay-ass clothes
>stop playing vidya, only acceptable way to have fun is drinking or getting high with friends
>no more depression, or at least too normielike to acknowledge it
Take care of the children, go to work, get a mortgage.
Oh wait that sounds gay as fuck.
Just blow my brains out instead.
>no more depression
Depression is as normie as it gets
If I were to become a normie I would literally be unstoppable. All the ever holds me back is my mental illness and abaolute fear of other people. I would be able to press my will on others with charisma and act on all of my ingenious ideas that come to mind. I wouldn't be afraid of asking out women and I would be able to get any job and complete any task asked of me with reasonable time to prepare.
I would literally be a god amongst men. Too bad Im just an autist with psychotic features
the only thing I can't do with my life now enjoy it
i will end it
I'd bet that close to 80-90% of posters on this board are normalfags
>no more panic attacks
>comfy job
>independent
>comfy apartment
>7/10 gf
>no more existential dread
Really does not sound that bad...
>actually get a job
>can actually feel and express a wide range of emotions
>finally move out of my parent's basement
post merylls
Pursue a life of riches.
Same, except I haven't made the full transition into normiedom. I'm kind of a hybrid now.