“Main character syndrome” is mostly stupid

[enriquecuador]

I saw a tiktok of a girl dancing at a concert and loads of people were saying she has “main character syndrome” because she is not just standing there

It’s so dumb honestly, not everyone has extremely low neural plasticity and is stuck in habitual cycles

But hey tiktok drones it’s “main character syndrome” right

Of course the phrase is applicable in some instances

But in times like this it isnt really

 

[imontheloose]

How exactly does neural plasticity have anything to do with what you just said?

 

[enriquecuador]

How exactly does neural plasticity have anything to do with what you just said?

Oh boy

 

[chadhamed]

Everybody acts like a side character so i should act as the main

 

[Wexilarious]

It's just how NPCs think about those who stand out

 

[Popstar867]

Why are you so interested on how a person lives you moron nigger just live your retarded life and die not like it matters

 

[FoolYoungHi]

it's because people as children watch and read stories of heroes (books in the past, now movies, anime, videogames) or in the case of women they see princess stories and imagine themselves being that and then they grow up and think they are like the people they read about or watched. Eventhough they are a normal basic human being. Then the narcissistic fantasy hopefully goes away or you'll be coping hard for the rest of your life thinking you are more than that. Unless you are an exceptional human being in the top 1% maybe then you can live this fantasy for real.

 

[Proex]

I saw a tiktok of a girl dancing at a concert and loads of people were saying she has “main character syndrome” because she is not just standing there

It’s so dumb honestly, not everyone has extremely low neural plasticity and is stuck in habitual cycles

But hey tiktok drones it’s “main character syndrome” right

Of course the phrase is applicable in some instances

But in times like this it isnt really

We are all main characters in this forum

 

[imontheloose]

Oh boy

Not following habitual cycles and dancing at concerts is an indicator of great neural plasticity?

 

[enriquecuador]

Not following habitual cycles and dancing at concerts is an indicator of great neural plasticity?

Nope, rather the opposite