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>>16543472
>low self-esteem is often better than it's reciprocal - putting people down to feel superior over them. these types of people often are incredibly insecure of what they're doing in life, and only perform actions to keep in line with the social quo. it is ABSOLUTELY okay to step outside of our cultural idea of "normal." our culture is not designed to make you feel "normal," it's designed to make you buy more things and act a certain way to fit in. if you can find fulfillment outside of our current social paradigm, people will often come to you for guidance and advice
[ Paragraph 1 ] seems to suggest X, where:
>you are amazing and sound very intelligent. there's nothing stopping you from overcoming this deficit and creating a sense of belonging with your coworkers. abandon mental limitations! it sounds like you don't want to sap the cheery environment out of the room - this is very noble. it will take a little bit of work to overcome this however. the path is yours!
[ Paragraph 2 ] seems to ignore the former and suggests Y, and finally:
>i do recommend meditation and change in diet to reach this goal. diet being media, thoughts, and of course, food. adding a rainbow assortment of your favorite plants to meals is one of the easiest ways to improve all aspects of your life. best wishes anon!
[ Paragraph 3 ] is good and bad advice, mashed together with "feel better bro" batter.

In conclusion, and summarisation, your post is as follows:

> You have a problem! Do X!
> You have a problem! Do not-X!
and finally,
> Seriously though, do the two above things and also change your life while eating rainbow things!

Would love to hear your thoughts on my breakdown, anon-kun.