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Anonymous 319015[Reply]

Anyone else have sometimes a sudden and strong urge to cry seemingly out of nowhere? Sometimes I also feel strong excitement seemingly without trigger, just for a few seconds. I function normally and I'm fine and don't need help, I just find it odd and wonder if it's something common. I was in treatment for depression in the past though, idk if it's connected.

Anonymous 319027

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me!! me!!! the past 5-6 months or so.. just crying crying crying. when technically its all fine but a song has a note or i see a tree a certain way

Anonymous 319043

>>319027
I never actually cry, it just last a few seconds. I suddenly feel intense sadness for a few seconds and tears shooting into my eyes, but I never cry because I try to hold back and it's over after a few seconds.

Anonymous 319738

>>319015
I wonder what the cat was watching

Anonymous ## Cleanup crew 319746




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Anonymous 318850[Reply]

>people are going to a psychiatrist
>in the days of chatGPT
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Anonymous 318900

ChatGPT sucks and pollutes to hell and back. I only use it in extreme desperation. I used to vent to Character AI bots and it didn't help with shit, I get ChatGPT is different though and it can help if you're struggling financially but I'd only use it as a last resort personally

Anonymous 319031

Started peptides with the help of pus + gp blood labs, great so far.
brave new world is kinda cool

Anonymous 319721

I vented to ChatGpt last night and asked it to act like a therapist and even it didn't want to hear what I had to say

Anonymous 319730

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>therapist is using slides made with ChatGPT during the session
>starts to speak like ChatGPT even
>That's such an interesting observation. It shows how self-aware you are about your problems. Thank you for sharing that with us and trusting us with that information. Your emotions are perfectly valid and it is okay to feel bad. I can really understand and empathize with what you had just said and I can understand how difficult it must have been for you.
Sis I've been oversharing my whole life to strangers and even training LLMs by venting to it every day.

Anonymous 319735

You'll end up shooting up a mall anon



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Anonymous 319207[Reply]

My dad wants me to start a food business with him. I'm a NEET, never been employed, and since I plan to get into the food industry in some way I've brought up the idea myself before, but it's always seemed like something out of my depth. As tempting as it is I think it's ultimately a bad idea. I seem to be putting far more thought than my dad is into the danger of ending up in my 30s saddled by the debt of a failed business in my 20s. He says all these things like "we won't fail if we plan ahead properly and make sure to be clever about it" and how he had a small company twenty years ago selling photographs to publishers, as if that's anything to do with the skills required to run a food company. He brushes off the idea of what we'll do if the business fails with "we just have to not fail in the first place".
It's annoying how I'm the one in the position of shutting down my 50 year old father's crazy overly-optimistic ideas, isn't that the opposite of how it usually goes?
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Anonymous 319426

>50 year old father
Lucky. When he's 80 you're going to be feeling sad

Anonymous 319442

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Frankly, if you have no training or experience in business administration, it will be a huge frustration and a waste of time. If you and your father are so keen to start this business, you should pursue one or both of those things before you begin. But it's worth a try; working for others as a NEET for so long is a complete mess.

Anonymous 319719

Open the business debt free with your dad, however that works for you. You can start by offering small catering for parties to experiment with different dishes and make money to buy a truck and start by doing local events…build from there.

I sold my car, worked for 2 years a crazy amount of hours (like 70 hrs avd a week) cashed out my 401k, and built up my own dog grooming business. Took me and my amazing husband $18.5k and 18 months (only 1k build cost a month) with youtube guidance to finish buiding my 160sqft shed.

I have been open since 2024 and been making a steady $4k a month net since month 4. The key was opening debt free, and now the income is split 25% taxes, 25% business expenses and upgrades and 50% net.

You can do it, just takes a LOT of sweat equity to do it without being owned by loans and silly expenses.

Anonymous 319725

>>319719
Hi Stephanie

Anonymous 319731

You can try to convince him to put the idea on hold at least till the gas crisis and other problems stop for a while, because you need gas to cook unless you plan to use firewood or electricity.



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Anonymous 314420[Reply]

What are your unpopular feminist opinions?
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Anonymous 319531

Free bleeding in a public place should be ok

Anonymous 319710

BDSM can be empowering because goes against the morally-christian way to have sex. Like, we are animals, we are made to have sex in a rough or weird way and it's natural and if we can do it with consent from both parts, why not? (And I don't mean the pornographic stereotypical way of BDSM)

Anonymous 319713

>>319710
>empowering because goes against the morally-christian way to have sex. Like, we are animals,

You are retarded, you are not an animal, you are a human. I guess in a way the way you are thinking reflects how easy it is to psyop you, so maybe you are non-human

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Anonymous 319729

>>319713
Basic soyence denied kek



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Anonymous 299429[Reply]

>go to America because of Hollywood movies
>it looks like this

What are the pros and cons of living in America
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Anonymous 319051

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Watch 10 Years Of Trump Promising Not to Start New Wars.

Anonymous 319446

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US First Lady Melania Trump has slammed what she described as false claims about her and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, denying she had any knowledge of his crimes.

"I am not Epstein's victim," she said in a rare public statement read to media at the White House.

"Epstein did not introduce me to Donald Trump."

"I have never had any knowledge of Epstein's abuse of his victims.

"I was never involved in any capacity - I was not a participant, was never on Epstein's plane, and never visited his private island."

The first lady also described an email she sent to Epstein's accomplice and former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell in 2002 as a "casual correspondence".
US President Donald Trump had a social and professional relationship with the convicted paedophile and disgraced financier, but says he ended it before his death in 2019.

Melania Trump demanded the "lies" tying her to Epstein must end today.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/plszmhKe7T8

Anonymous 319547

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"I BET ITS NOT GONNA BE THE JEWS!!!!" - megyn kelly, 2026.

https://x.com/JucheAffirmer/status/2043862961190494342

https://xcancel.com/___eb__/status/2043852261705519221#m

we live in a society, alright. Fox is Israeli/Zionist News.

Previously she defended Epstein.

>In a discussion with NewsNation host Batya Ungar-Sargon on "The Megyn Kelly Show" on Nov. 12, Kelly stated that she knows "somebody very close to this case" who "told me from the start […] that Jeffrey Epstein, in this person's view, was not a pedophile."


>"He was into the barely legal type, like, he liked 15-year-old girls," Kelly continued. "I'm not trying to make an excuse for this, I'm just giving you facts — that he wasn't into, like, 8-year-olds. But he liked the very young teen types that could pass for even younger than they were, but would look legal to a passer-by."

Anonymous 319598

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>>319446
Brett Ratner Melania Trump and Jeffrey Epstein

Brett Ratner, is the producer and director of Melania Trump's bio-pic "Melania"

“It's a big club, and you ain't in it.”

Anonymous 319708

>>319598

UK LTD #: 08217480



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Anonymous 317343[Reply]

Anyone find love confessions and 'romance' to be really cringe?

If someone cares, and loves you, it's something that's better seen and shown then said.
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Anonymous 318274

>>317574
>>318171
The amount of male hate you have internalized is just a way to cope that you have too high expectations on any real human. Usually people like this are disappointed in not getting the outragious standards while putting in 0% effort. Often they would even refuse the nearly perfect dude out of something trivial. Hypergamy is a researched phenomenon in women and you should realise its doing more against you mentally than helping you to form opinions off social media.
Men are the best I love them. Having a father that was present in your childhood would have also helped

Anonymous 318279

>>318274
least obvious male on cc

Anonymous 318844

>>317343
they are cringe

but also her whole video screams
>look at me dudes like me, i am appealing

Anonymous 319705

>>317343
It's only cringe if it's not reciprocated, in which case, even unstated acts of romance can be very cringe.

hands you a single rose
mwah.

Anonymous 319712

>>319705
omg ty blushes



Anonymous 319616[Reply]

little blind fuck
crop destroying piece of shit


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United Kingdom General Anonymous 3265[Reply]

- News
- Politics
- Economics
- Society
- Culture
- General debate/discussion
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Anonymous 318545

If you said that the government was wiretapping your phone in 1999, everybody would have called you a nutjob.

Now if you say that the government is wiretapping your phone, no one cares.

How can Americans sleep at night now or look in a mirror without feeling disgusted and ashamed?

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>FOOK OFF YOU FOOKEN FOOKER M8

Can't hang out with the girls without issues anymore

https://x.com/eII10tt/status/2032542750353105376

Anonymous 319539

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Labour MP says she’ll make 2026 a ‘summer of sex’ with toy display in Parliament

Anonymous 319569

>>319539
cringe, but choosing an asexual pride flag colour scheme collection of sex toys is amusing given the context



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Anonymous 318754[Reply]

Do you have any dumbass hypotheticals you like to think about

I know some rich people have huge ass properties and sometimes a lot of them. There's no way they're all perfectly surveiled all the time… So what if you managed to get into one of these and just squat. They're probably always more or less stocked, utilities paid for, and also you get some fun stealth playtime whenever the owners come over.

Or maybe one of those fallout shelters rich people supposedly have.
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Anonymous 318872

>>318867
Our ancestors had to tolerate horrible smells and diseases for millenia. It's time to return to tradition.

Anonymous 318994

>>318872
Starting from man swamp ass?

Anonymous 319105

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If there's an apocalypse and most people die you have the opportunity to influence the culture by just completely making shit up. So there's something to look forward to after WW3.

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>>319105
no one's gonna believe your 23874628736487139th lie you worthless trash moid parasite

Anonymous 319526

new housing option just hit the tower



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Dance Anonymous 297861[Reply]

Any other nonas love to dance?
Did you take classes as a child?
Do you take classes as an adult?

For my entire life the highlight of my days has been locking myself in my room to dance the afternoons and evenings away. Nothing is as fun as dancing.

I learned some basic ballet fundamentals from my former elderly neighbor who has a studio in her home. I would go over daily for tea, talks, and ballet.

I want to find an adult class just to have fun with others and learn more than I can on my own.

What about you all?
Feel free to share your favorite songs to dance to as well.
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Anonymous 301577

Took classes in a lot of different genres up until puberty but didn't enjoy it due to being unathletic and shy. Honestly I think I'd be more willing to start again now with a new mindset about it, I used to like flamenco.

Anonymous 301584

ive always wanted to learn to dance but i always feel so shy and awkward dancing, especially in front of people. it looks so fun tho

Anonymous 301618

I've danced pretty much my whole life. I've done tap, ballet, hiphop, jazz, locking, kpop, and ballroom, but nothing has stolen my heart like pole dancing. I started about half a year ago and I fell in love. Feels completely different to any other dance I've done and it's the most fun I have nowadays. I'm not comfortable being sexy but I'm light and strong and I love climbing and pulling off dynamic maneuvers. It's my least skilled genre of dance (duh, I just started), but by far the only one I've felt so strongly for. Every one should try dancing once in their life :P

Anonymous 302043

I dance to electronic music in my room (trance, psytrance, arena, house, drum and bass) and it's honestly one of the most cathartic things in my life, alongside going to the gym. Anything that gets your body moving is good for your soul in a sedentary age. Also there's this way some women dance to psytrance and goa where they really use their booty to get low and shake around. It's something I want to get into, but I'm self-conscious about my butt.

Anonymous 319523

>>301618
that's so lovely!
i adore ballet and i could totally see the fun of pole dancing!
my only issue is that pole dancing is entirely sexualized </3
i suppose ballet is too but to a lesser degree



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