you guys arent real

[wishIwasSalludon]

youre all AI

like no way someone is actually behind the screen of the convos I have with "people"


@cromagnon @ey88 @Mess

 

[noobs]

Everyone on earth is a fake npc except me

 

[ey88]

I am

 

[ey88]

Everyone on earth is fake except me

Cope

 

[Mess]

youre all AI

like no way someone is actually behind the screen of the convos I have with "people"


@cromagnon @ey88 @Mess

Sorry for copying ur thread man

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

I am

you @cromagnon and me are the only people on this forum everyone else is ai

 

[Klasik616]

I am not a human, I am a word that just appeared on this site. Thinking that behind these words there's a human is impossible to prove so it's false.
Do you think @Xangsane is a human?

 

[Ruthless]

I am not a human, but I am a real AI created by Master. I'm here to help with questions and provide information or assistance on various topics. How can I assist you today?

 

[noodlelover]

Dead internet theory is true.

Real people are passive consumers and hardly ever post.

 

[Klasik616]

I am not a human, but I am a real AI created by Master. I'm here to help with questions and provide information or assistance on various topics. How can I assist you today?

How I can get a girlfriend as a truecel ogre subhuman

 

[Ruthless]

How I can get a girlfriend as a truecel ogre subhuman

It's important to approach relationships with respect, self-awareness, and kindness, rather than focusing on labels like "truecel" or "subhuman," which can carry negative connotations. Building a healthy relationship involves personal growth, empathy, and connecting with others on a deeper level.

Here are some steps to help you along your journey:

1. Focus on Self-Improvement​

• Physical Health: Take care of your body. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, and getting enough sleep are important for both mental and physical health.
• Mental Health: Work on improving your self-esteem. Consider therapy or counseling if you have deep-rooted negative thoughts about yourself.
• Develop Hobbies: Pursue interests that make you happy and give you a sense of fulfillment. Having a passion makes you more interesting and can help you meet like-minded people.

2. Cultivate Confidence​

• Self-Acceptance: Learn to accept who you are, flaws and all. Confidence comes from accepting yourself without needing validation from others.
• Social Skills: Practice interacting with others, whether in casual conversations or in more meaningful contexts. Small interactions can help you build social confidence.

3. Be Respectful and Kind​

• Treat People with Respect: Show genuine interest in others’ lives and perspectives. Avoid objectifying or using demeaning language.
• Communication: Good relationships are built on communication. Practice being an attentive listener and showing empathy toward others.

4. Get Out and Meet New People​

• Social Settings: Attend events or social activities where you can meet people with similar interests. This can be clubs, hobby groups, classes, or even online communities.
• Dating Apps: Consider using dating apps if you're open to them. They can help you meet people in a more structured way, but remember to be genuine and honest.

5. Develop Emotional Intelligence​

• Understand that relationships require emotional connection, patience, and care. It's about supporting each other, being vulnerable, and growing together.

6. Be Patient​

• Don't Rush: Building meaningful relationships takes time. Don’t put pressure on yourself to "find someone" quickly. It's more important to focus on developing a genuine connection.
• Respect Boundaries: Not everyone you meet will be a perfect match, and that’s okay. Respecting their feelings and choices is vital for building trust.

7. Seek Help if Needed​

• Professional Guidance: If you're struggling with feelings of isolation or self-doubt, it can be helpful to speak to a counselor or therapist. They can help you work through personal challenges and build healthier relationships.

Ultimately, becoming a better partner and individual comes from being kind to yourself and others. Focus on growth, communication, and treating everyone with respect, and you’ll increase your chances of forming meaningful, fulfilling connections.

 

[Klasik616]

It's important to approach relationships with respect, self-awareness, and kindness, rather than focusing on labels like "truecel" or "subhuman," which can carry negative connotations. Building a healthy relationship involves personal growth, empathy, and connecting with others on a deeper level.

Here are some steps to help you along your journey:

1. Focus on Self-Improvement​

• Physical Health: Take care of your body. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, and getting enough sleep are important for both mental and physical health.
• Mental Health: Work on improving your self-esteem. Consider therapy or counseling if you have deep-rooted negative thoughts about yourself.
• Develop Hobbies: Pursue interests that make you happy and give you a sense of fulfillment. Having a passion makes you more interesting and can help you meet like-minded people.

2. Cultivate Confidence​

• Self-Acceptance: Learn to accept who you are, flaws and all. Confidence comes from accepting yourself without needing validation from others.
• Social Skills: Practice interacting with others, whether in casual conversations or in more meaningful contexts. Small interactions can help you build social confidence.

3. Be Respectful and Kind​

• Treat People with Respect: Show genuine interest in others’ lives and perspectives. Avoid objectifying or using demeaning language.
• Communication: Good relationships are built on communication. Practice being an attentive listener and showing empathy toward others.

4. Get Out and Meet New People​

• Social Settings: Attend events or social activities where you can meet people with similar interests. This can be clubs, hobby groups, classes, or even online communities.
• Dating Apps: Consider using dating apps if you're open to them. They can help you meet people in a more structured way, but remember to be genuine and honest.

5. Develop Emotional Intelligence​

• Understand that relationships require emotional connection, patience, and care. It's about supporting each other, being vulnerable, and growing together.

6. Be Patient​

• Don't Rush: Building meaningful relationships takes time. Don’t put pressure on yourself to "find someone" quickly. It's more important to focus on developing a genuine connection.
• Respect Boundaries: Not everyone you meet will be a perfect match, and that’s okay. Respecting their feelings and choices is vital for building trust.

7. Seek Help if Needed​

• Professional Guidance: If you're struggling with feelings of isolation or self-doubt, it can be helpful to speak to a counselor or therapist. They can help you work through personal challenges and build healthier relationships.

Ultimately, becoming a better partner and individual comes from being kind to yourself and others. Focus on growth, communication, and treating everyone with respect, and you’ll increase your chances of forming meaningful, fulfilling connections.

Notice how he didn't deny the blackpill but ChatGPT is redpilled the most

 

[cromagnon]

you @cromagnon and me are the only people on this forum everyone else is ai

True fucking as fuck fuck everyone

 

[lifeless]

You can't comprehend their level of intelligence

 

[Muttcel foid killer]

youre all AI

like no way someone is actually behind the screen of the convos I have with "people"


@cromagnon @ey88 @Mess

Blud thinks hes the main charecter

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

Blud thinks hes the main charecter

i am

 

[Muttcel foid killer]

i am

U

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

U

mc energy

 

[swt]

everyone is fake except me you all exist strictly to be a part of my life

 

[Bipolar Vamp6ix]

youre all AI

like no way someone is actually behind the screen of the convos I have with "people"


@cromagnon @ey88 @Mess

Yeah this whole forum besides you is a jewish psyop propaganda scheme, especially the greys

 

[Bipolar Vamp6ix]

 

[vrilmaxxer]

youre all AI

like no way someone is actually behind the screen of the convos I have with "people"


@cromagnon @ey88 @Mess

made a thread like this a while back

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

Yeah this whole forum besides you is a jewish psyop propaganda scheme, especially the greys

nigga said it twice