Why do users here think they're special for some reason?

[moodless]

Genuine question. Like users here I just found out unironically use the word "normies" to describe people not on incel hindu forums

 

[Sub5UglyMan]

Most people think they’re main characters

 

[moodless]

Most people think they’re main characters

Tipping point imo is when perspective turns to delusions.

I live my life like the main character, it's essential for success in corporate jobs like mine.

 

[lifeless]

Obviously excluding me.. of course

 

[Bomber517]

They think they mog the average normie irl.

 

[Sub5UglyMan]

Tipping point imo is when perspective turns to delusions.

I live my life like the main character, it's essential for success in corporate jobs like mine.

I view myself as a main character and think of myself as the most important person to exist but I still am humble enough to know others won’t think the same

 

[moodless]

Good thread

 

[RecessedCels]

It's better to be a "normie"

 

[uksucks]

Most people think they’re main characters

They are

 

[Schizotypalcel]

i use the word normies due to mental health significance, i pity my mind.

 

[gookcelriceR]

It's better to be a "normie"

This.
Being seen as obnoxious and NPC by weirdos is a good sign, really.

 

[Deleted member 59811]

Genuine question. Like users here I just found out unironically use the word "normies" to describe people not on incel hindu forums

The original userbase in lookism spaces was entirely comprised of social outcasts, rejects, autists and schizos so they were considerably different from average functional members of society who got denominated "normie".

They name stuck for "non blackpillers" even though at this point many people in these spaces are normies all around

 

[RecessedCels]

This.
Being seen as obnoxious and NPC by weirdos is a good sign, really.

I just wanna be an avg normie

 

[moodless]

Good thread

 

[diditeverbegin]

Exactly my sentiment; when I pointed this out, people started reacting with chud memes when in reality “normies” are in a sense better than us.

 

[notsocommonthumb]

maybe because a normal person isnt an incel

 

[diditeverbegin]

It's better to be a "normie"

Exactly, I don’t know why people here think they are more sentient and intelligent than “normies” or that “normies” aren’t sentient.

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

What do you mean by special tho

 

[cromagnon]

Exactly, I don’t know why people here think they are more sentient and intelligent than “normies” or that “normies” aren’t sentient.

i was thinking of this in the shower why is it getting oopular now? main character

 

[moodless]

What do you mean by special tho

They use it in a pretentious way, despite being bottom percentile dwellers ( Virgins and unaccomplished NEETs )

 

[diditeverbegin]

i was thinking of this in the shower why is it getting oopular now? main character

Probably the rise of social media causing increasing loneliness in males and females although to a lesser extent in females and people want to compensate for loneliness. You see it often with videos about singleness ie. “Why intelligent men are single” or “Why strong women are single”. In reality, most people aren’t remarkable and they’re only “special” because of the value given to human life. People are coping thinking they are the main character, and I also think we naturally want to be special. People don’t want to believe they are alone or something else because of bad traits; they want to believe it is a good trait causing it that sets them apart from others. Also, in the case of rising loneliness in men, another factor is probably a retaliation on society for being lonely and trying again to cope feeling like they are Batman or Patrick Bateman or some other corny shit.

 

[Praxxis]

Because being autistic and lacking meaningful connection in formative years can cause MC syndrome