Are there any cyborg/normies who can be a mentor to a high functioning robot for a few minutes?

not the guy ur replying to but, for the last one, id say that your job is your job. you can separate your personal life from your job if you wish. you go there to work and make money. socialising may be relevant to your job and may be something you have to do, but that is for work. socialising within the workplace usually is necessary for better work and less friction between coworkers. its not necessary though, its just a plus for most people.

realistically, if you dont like certain people then you shouldnt have to force yourself to like them. you can tolerate them for work purposes, well youd have to, but you dont have to like them or care about them or socialise with them in your free time.

Well, you don't have to surround yourself with normies. It might be harder, but you can try to seek out whatever audience you want to befriend (generally through the internet) and try to create bonds that way.

It's not inherently bad to want to be alone, some great people like Nikolas Tesla were perfectly content on their own, but the loneliness may eventually start to settle in, I can't recommend it.

It's weird because I'm also a people pleaser, so I find it hard to make the distinction for how much interaction I should do for work. My coworkers like me enough to want to hang out with me, but because they are normies, I don't trust them. Last normie who tried to befriend me actually tried to get me fired when I didn't want to hang out with her because of my social anxiety. And because she was a crazy cunt. She took it as a personal vendetta as normie women tend to do. I am unflappably nice to people, though I know this isn't really how I feel. I just don't know how to be polite and standoffish.

Why don't you recommend it? Right now, I don't think loneliness would really creep in for a while. I've felt more alone in the company of normies because they don't know or care about the real me.

It may feel right in the moment but on the long term human connection is basically a biological need of ours as far as I know. Try to find people you feel comfortable around, might even be some normies, some of them are very understanding and kind, you might be able to connect even through the "difference in psyche"

So you pretty much just want to be stoic and quiet?

yeah you can be a people pleaser but you dont give two shits about these people, like you keep saying. do you still want to please them? you say they dont care about you and you dont trust them too, so what kind of relationship do you have with them, its a bit confusing to me.

I see what you're saying, I think I probably wouldn't feel this way if I met people I really, really liked. It's hard to get excited about friendship when it's more of the same. It also seems like people fly off the handle and seek retribution if you do something wrong. This is a trait I've noticed in a lot of young normie women. I don't really know what to say to other men, though. I used to have good friends I met on Jow Forums, but that was a while back, in the sweet spot where doing shit for lulz wore off and people were more sensible and looking for conversation. I don't know if I'd want to be friends with unironic incels, however.

I've been pondering that. I think so. I grew up having to constantly explain myself or be social so I didn't look like the weird school shooter. I don't think I've ever tried saying less. I'd be too afraid to say less now. I still feel that influence from childhood.

I just don't want anyone to be upset with me. Or I fuck up someone's day being a cunt. I don't like normies, but I don't want to harm them. I just want to be far away from them and their trivial bullshit. Not that I'm not equally as trivial, but at least I'm not pushing my triviality on them. I think I fear them, having realized what normie life is like. They are seriously fucked up, in a completely different way than robots. They are also terrified of being alone, like us. But it prompts them to stay in self-destructive cycles, picking fights with each other, reaching out to people they don't like, abusing drugs, getting suicidal over one night stands etc. Just to avoid being alone at night. To a robot, who is used to isolation, it is really alarming to see how normies manipulate their world and others lives just to not be alone.

I understand what you are saying, once a angry middle aged woman boss tried to be passive aggressive to me and got right in my face with a long list of demands of things I was already doing so I just stared her in the eye and said "ok" another instance a guy went on a powertrip and tried to get me to leave 20 minutes early than schedule left so I just flopped my arms at my side and said "or what?" He then immediately scurried off to a old woman co-worker to tell her about my insolence

There are plenty of stories I've seen of political games I've seen people try to do against each other, it probably helped that I never showed emotions, tried to suck up or act against people and was 6'1 so everyone else was significantly shorter than me

Wagies are fucking cancer, imagine getting that riled up about needing documents before 4pm, or demanding to change your schedule for Mr. Shekelberg. To think we were ever cavemen, and now we delude ourselves with civilized office "work"

Neetfags should be terminated

My general advice to you from reading this thread is that you should go out of your way to try and engage with the normies sometimes, but make it clear that you're a quiet guy and like to stay to yourself. It's how I transitioned from full on robot to a functioning cyborg. I prefer to just quietly do my work and be left alone, but whenever something social comes up I jump in and put in my two cents and try to make everyone laugh. Then I quietly disengage and get back to what I'm doing. Everyone knows I'm a kind of awkward and quiet guy, but they all love me because I make the effort to get along with them and I actively try to brighten everyone's day up whenever I can. I just don't overstay my welcome and I ease out of the spotlight before I start to feel too awkward. It sounds like you already have the ability to do this yourself, you just refuse to try it.

I gotta play devil's advocate for your managers here. They probably treat you like that because they can tell that you dislike them and don't want to be around them. And then you act passive aggressive with them giving flat "ok kid" tier responses, of course they're going to fucking hate you. If you try to communicate a bit more and act more lively and genuinely try to get along with these people you probably wouldn't have incidents like that. Like I said, you don't need to be their best friends 24/7, but just act like a functional human being when you have to talk to them and they'll likely start to respect you more and leave you alone.

This.