Paranoid
Quis furor, ô jannie !
GoyRoyaleWon
Leaving this world isn't as scary as it seems
5 months ago#103470
maybe shutting down the /soy/ for a while will actually reduce the baitNusois joining the site and seeing so much bait also reinforces the 'you must post bait' mentalityShow quoted text
just looked 5th post is spadeson why is it like that?Show quoted text
I have no idea. I hang around /qa/ and the irc and the people there actually like this place so I don't see much of these people anymore.
When I used pol, it would probably cap out at about 5% of posters
Soy seems to be engulfed in these people now hoever. It's crawling with hostile users
Spadeson is sharty culture though, it's just taken way more literally now which is fucking WEIRD
Paranoid
Quis furor, ô jannie !
5 months ago#103485
Maybe just a day honestlymaybe shutting down the /soy/ for a while will actually reduce the baitShow quoted text
Nusois joining the site and seeing so much bait also reinforces the 'you must post bait' mentality
Spadeson is sharty culture though, it's just taken way more literally now which is fucking WEIRD
When they opened soy2 and everyone moved to it, low tier baiting dissapeared entirely.
I think opening soy2 up sometimes could work, maybe just closing soy for a day, who knows.
GoyRoyaleWon
Leaving this world isn't as scary as it seems
5 months ago#103486
other then /soy/ what other image boards are actually worth usingMaybe just a day honestlyShow quoted text
maybe shutting down the /soy/ for a while will actually reduce the baitShow quoted text
Nusois joining the site and seeing so much bait also reinforces the 'you must post bait' mentality
Spadeson is sharty culture though, it's just taken way more literally now which is fucking WEIRD
When they opened soy2 and everyone moved to it, low tier baiting dissapeared entirely.
I think opening soy2 up sometimes could work, maybe just closing soy for a day, who knows.
Paranoid
Quis furor, ô jannie !
5 months ago#103493
None to me,other then /soy/ what other image boards are actually worth usingShow quoted text
Maybe just a day honestly
When they opened soy2 and everyone moved to it, low tier baiting dissapeared entirely.
I think opening soy2 up sometimes could work, maybe just closing soy for a day, who knows.
4chan is mossad honeypot, altchans are DNB's, some have specific interests like zellig party and maybe lainchan.
It's probably why the sharty is so popular
I could talk alot about why soyjak dot party is so great but I'll do that another time :)
GoyRoyaleWon
Leaving this world isn't as scary as it seems
5 months ago#103494
what about the boards on soyjak partyNone to me,Show quoted text
other then /soy/ what other image boards are actually worth usingShow quoted text
Maybe just a day honestly
When they opened soy2 and everyone moved to it, low tier baiting dissapeared entirely.
I think opening soy2 up sometimes could work, maybe just closing soy for a day, who knows.
4chan is mossad honeypot, altchans are DNB's, some have specific interests like zellig party and maybe lainchan.
It's probably why the sharty is so popular
I could talk alot about why soyjak dot party is so great but I'll do that another time :)
Paranoid
Quis furor, ô jannie !
5 months ago#103498
You have to go and use them to figure that out yourself.what about the boards on soyjak partyShow quoted text
None to me,
4chan is mossad honeypot, altchans are DNB's, some have specific interests like zellig party and maybe lainchan.
It's probably why the sharty is so popular
I could talk alot about why soyjak dot party is so great but I'll do that another time :)
I love /qa/ for a few reasons, maybe lurk there a little. If you don't like it, don't use it.
GoyRoyaleWon
Leaving this world isn't as scary as it seems
5 months ago#103511
looking at /qa/ theres so much mlp and FPE where are the questionsYou have to go and use them to figure that out yourself.Show quoted text
what about the boards on soyjak partyShow quoted text
None to me,
4chan is mossad honeypot, altchans are DNB's, some have specific interests like zellig party and maybe lainchan.
It's probably why the sharty is so popular
I could talk alot about why soyjak dot party is so great but I'll do that another time :)
I love /qa/ for a few reasons, maybe lurk there a little. If you don't like it, don't use it.
Paranoid
Quis furor, ô jannie !
5 months ago#103518
Yeah it's just called that for some reason, there's lore or something keklooking at /qa/ theres so much mlp and FPE where are the questionsShow quoted text
You have to go and use them to figure that out yourself.
I love /qa/ for a few reasons, maybe lurk there a little. If you don't like it, don't use it.
It's the NAS, general interests and namefag board. I like the interactions with people.
GoyRoyaleWon
Leaving this world isn't as scary as it seems
5 months ago#103521
i saw zellig homestuck averi and tomoko where are the boards with soywohjaks but no baitYeah it's just called that for some reason, there's lore or something kekShow quoted text
looking at /qa/ theres so much mlp and FPE where are the questionsShow quoted text
You have to go and use them to figure that out yourself.
I love /qa/ for a few reasons, maybe lurk there a little. If you don't like it, don't use it.
It's the NAS, general interests and namefag board. I like the interactions with people.
Paranoid
Quis furor, ô jannie !
5 months ago#103525
Sometimes /qa/ is like that, it's just a monday night I guess.i saw zellig homestuck averi and tomoko where are the boards with soywohjaks but no baitShow quoted text
Yeah it's just called that for some reason, there's lore or something kek
It's the NAS, general interests and namefag board. I like the interactions with people.
Paranoid
Quis furor, ô jannie !
Any interest that becomes boring with increased repition is almost never worth getting into.
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There has to be some kind of benefit or some kind of goal for something to be worth your time and effort, which makes creative pursuits and things that make your life better (i.e it generates money for your bank account) are distinct from this rule.
You play a video game for 10 years straight, and at the end, all you have to say about it is how much the game sucks (thinking about reviews I've seen on steam in relation to certain MMO's).
<--
Alcohol is 'great' for maybe 3 months before you realise how addictive it is and BOOM now you have a tolerance and have to drink more and spend more money going to different places to drink alcohol (that is, if you drink socially).
<--
'Everything in moderation' is key here. I can watch mlp endlessly but only if I restrict how much I watch daily. Watching an episode after work or on break is great for soothing my nerves but binging the series will only make me grow tired of the show and I won't watch it for weeks/months at a time. So spreading this interest out promotes infinite longevity and creates an endless cycle of re-emerging novelty.
<--
You go on holiday to the same place 5 times you will probably feel like you wasted your money going there. Not only does obsession ruin something good but it tarnishes the memories.
<--
This ties into nostalgia aswell. People who stick around decaying sites because they obsessed over them for years and it's 'all they know' so now they must continuously destroy themselves to find some kind of enjoyment in it.
<--
Maturing is pretty busy process, full of all sorts of different vectors but one major part of maturity is letting go of the things you loved as a kid/teenager. you're allowed to play video games all day as a kid, but this interest will always be short lived, and it's up to you to focus on stuff that interests you that is also fulfilling to you.
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Find your creative outlet, lock in on that project/s you thought of one time you weren't busy, go out and discover the type of execise that excites you the most.
Life isn't just work and pleasure, living like this will only drive you to insanity or an early grave. Godspeed
FurFagGenocider
'OX troons and faggots
5 months ago#135085
SNCA award
GoyRoyaleWon
Leaving this world isn't as scary as it seems
5 months ago#135337
depends most fun hobbies cost alot of moneyAny interest that becomes boring with increased repition is almost never worth getting into.
<-->
There has to be some kind of benefit or some kind of goal for something to be worth your time and effort, which makes creative pursuits and things that make your life better (i.e it generates money for your bank account) are distinct from this rule.
You play a video game for 10 years straight, and at the end, all you have to say about it is how much the game sucks (thinking about reviews I've seen on steam in relation to certain MMO's).
<--
Alcohol is 'great' for maybe 3 months before you realise how addictive it is and BOOM now you have a tolerance and have to drink more and spend more money going to different places to drink alcohol (that is, if you drink socially).
<--
'Everything in moderation' is key here. I can watch mlp endlessly but only if I restrict how much I watch daily. Watching an episode after work or on break is great for soothing my nerves but binging the series will only make me grow tired of the show and I won't watch it for weeks/months at a time. So spreading this interest out promotes infinite longevity and creates an endless cycle of re-emerging novelty.
<--
You go on holiday to the same place 5 times you will probably feel like you wasted your money going there. Not only does obsession ruin something good but it tarnishes the memories.
<--
This ties into nostalgia aswell. People who stick around decaying sites because they obsessed over them for years and it's 'all they know' so now they must continuously destroy themselves to find some kind of enjoyment in it.
<--
Maturing is pretty busy process, full of all sorts of different vectors but one major part of maturity is letting go of the things you loved as a kid/teenager. you're allowed to play video games all day as a kid, but this interest will always be short lived, and it's up to you to focus on stuff that interests you that is also fulfilling to you.
>
>
>
Find your creative outlet, lock in on that project/s you thought of one time you weren't busy, go out and discover the type of execise that excites you the most.
Life isn't just work and pleasure, living like this will only drive you to insanity or an early grave. Godspeed
Paranoid
Quis furor, ô jannie !
5 months ago#135362
Trvke, I like firearms and thats pretty fucking costly just to get into.depends most fun hobbies cost alot of moneyShow quoted text
Any interest that becomes boring with increased repition is almost never worth getting into.
<-->
There has to be some kind of benefit or some kind of goal for something to be worth your time and effort, which makes creative pursuits and things that make your life better (i.e it generates money for your bank account) are distinct from this rule.
You play a video game for 10 years straight, and at the end, all you have to say about it is how much the game sucks (thinking about reviews I've seen on steam in relation to certain MMO's).
<--
Alcohol is 'great' for maybe 3 months before you realise how addictive it is and BOOM now you have a tolerance and have to drink more and spend more money going to different places to drink alcohol (that is, if you drink socially).
<--
'Everything in moderation' is key here. I can watch mlp endlessly but only if I restrict how much I watch daily. Watching an episode after work or on break is great for soothing my nerves but binging the series will only make me grow tired of the show and I won't watch it for weeks/months at a time. So spreading this interest out promotes infinite longevity and creates an endless cycle of re-emerging novelty.
<--
You go on holiday to the same place 5 times you will probably feel like you wasted your money going there. Not only does obsession ruin something good but it tarnishes the memories.
<--
This ties into nostalgia aswell. People who stick around decaying sites because they obsessed over them for years and it's 'all they know' so now they must continuously destroy themselves to find some kind of enjoyment in it.
<--
Maturing is pretty busy process, full of all sorts of different vectors but one major part of maturity is letting go of the things you loved as a kid/teenager. you're allowed to play video games all day as a kid, but this interest will always be short lived, and it's up to you to focus on stuff that interests you that is also fulfilling to you.
>
>
>
Find your creative outlet, lock in on that project/s you thought of one time you weren't busy, go out and discover the type of execise that excites you the most.
Life isn't just work and pleasure, living like this will only drive you to insanity or an early grave. Godspeed
But some hobbies are low/nocost.
Having a physical activity hobby is usually low/nocost, like my gym member ship isnt even 40 dollars a month
Drawing is basically free, you get a stack of printer paper and some pencils and you're set
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