/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>11473730

why did jp evolve to be a place where NEETs, neckbeards and fat slobs complain about their life and lack of social contact? With the robot system, this'd be the perfect board to have incredibly interesting and constructive discussions about everything (not just misogyny, which I believe is an excuse from said neckbeards to the fact that they're too afraid to approach a woman).

Seriously, this could have been the best board of all the internet, why did you people fuck it up so much?

>>9956100

Are you parents proud of you?

Yep. I have 3 different types stacked up in my dosette. I experience relapse if I slack off on the daily dose, so yeah.

This thread looks to be filled with common American opinions and medications on depression, pretty much.. No surprise there.

Let's hear some diagnosises; dysthymia here, it'll most likely stick with me for the rest of my life. I figure most anons on /jp/ have some sort of angst disorder, with any possible depression sicknesses a consequence of whatever angst was causing trouble in the first place.

>i'm mostly tired of life

Are you me????

That feel when I guess I'm in training now. The government put me on this program to get me back into work. 16 hours a week just showing up at this shitty store to qualify to receive the same shitty monthly sum that I couldn't survive on anyway.

Yesterday I worked 6 hours. Had to get up at 07:00 to make it in time, and I wasn't home before 16:00, at which point I was tired and let the rest of the day slip away without doing anything rewarding, and also had to go to bed early for the next day.

What I wonder is, how the hell do normals live with this? I already find it intolerable, and I'm far away from working full time. Instead of 5-6 hours a day, I should be working 8, and instead of 3 days a week, I should be working 5. That's just ridiculous. That just leaves a few hours a day plus the weekend to spend your precious little lifetime on something you actually WANT to do.

I'm scared, /jp/. I can just barely get by for now by just taking on one day at a time, but if I try looking ahead at what this path has in store for me, it's soul-crushingly depressing.

>>9790528
>>9790606
thanks