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Clio said: 

lol I was referring to Turncoat when I said that. He's who I mean when I say "Freud bot."

I suspect his kink is what drives his twisted ideas about psychoanalysis.

That stuff is so outdated it's comical. His psychoanalysis trolls read like Bugs Bunny playing with Elmer Fudd  :D

But I don't follow Freud. 

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That's funny. Your approach to picking ppl's brains is distinctly Freudian  :D

 

Personally, I prefer the Humanistic school of thought.

Unless, ofc, the person in question is damaged beyond all hope of repair. 

Then lockup and/or a quick death is sometimes the only way to keep said damaged individual from damaging others for life.

As sin said earlier in the thread, wrt pedos.

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Turncoat said:
That's a lot of people's lives in one form or another, and they seem to have quite a bit fleshed out.

 Every attempt I've made to discussing something about myself, isn't good enough for you. I don't know what else there is to DISCUSS. 


My daily routine consists of this. Waking up, getting on the computer, watching videos, or playing games, or talking to friends or 1 and 3 or 2 and 3 together. I take a shower and all that obviously, I tend to have to go do some things for my family, like get some some soda, or grab them something for them, while they sit down and watch TV, or I have to take my grandma up town to cash a check, or go to the beauty shop, or the nursing home to see my uncle. 

I mainly do "getting on the computer, watching videos, or playing games, or talking to friends or 1 and 3 or 2 and 3 together." that makes up the majority of my days, with the exception of taking about 1-2 hours to work out. Well, Wednesdays I'm gone for about 3-5 hours because I drive up to do my workouts with my ssgts.

Do I need to list shows I've been watching that I found interesting, recently, I've been watching anime, since I was bored. I've been watching One Punch Man, My Hero Academia, and JoJo's Bizzare Adventure: Golden Wind. 

I like One Punch Man just because of the character of Saitama and how he has all this power but is just a simple guy. It's comedic.

I like My Hero Academia, I guess because of justice? Though I've rooted for the bad guys before.

Golden Wind, I love Giorno Giovanna and his character and his dream to take over the mafia and stop corruption in the city. 

Games I play are mostly as of recently, is just Hearts of Iron IV, CS:GO, and Minecraft.


On Minecraft, I talk with some kids going into the marines with me, and we just have fun. The Saturday before last, we went out and ate chinese together. It was pleasant. 

I will respond to the rest later, I have to go to the gym now. I will be back in 1-1.5 hours.

 I'd hate myself too if I lived a life like that.

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Cawk said:
I'd hate myself too if I lived a life like that.

 It has it's ups and downs. 

I do enjoy talking to my friends and playing games and just hanging out, they know more about me than my own family.

However, I still have my goals in life, and I can't just waste my life online. I need to make more time for reality. 

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Cawk said:
I'd hate myself too if I lived a life like that.

However, I still have my goals in life

I don't think you do, at least not any big ones. You wouldn't have joined the marines if you did.

In reality you're meek, obedient, put up with people even when you're being wronged, without any true ambition and just want to pass your life time.

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Cawk said:
I don't think you do, at least not any big ones. You wouldn't have joined the marines if you did.

In reality you're meek, obedient, put up with people even when you're being wronged, without any true ambition and just want to pass your life time.

 Marines is just a tool for gaining combat and practical knowledge. I get combat and job training, and I can also get into the Dantes Program to get an education. 

My MOS I'm going into right now is Motor Transportation. Which would give me knowledge on repairing trucks, mechanical knowledge can be pretty useful in the future. Eventually, I'd like to try to become an Armorer, and work on repairing guns. 

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Cawk said:
I don't think you do, at least not any big ones. You wouldn't have joined the marines if you did.

In reality you're meek, obedient, put up with people even when you're being wronged, without any true ambition and just want to pass your life time.

 Marines is just a tool for gaining combat and practical knowledge. I get combat and job training, and I can also get into the Dantes Program to get an education. 

What makes you think you'll resist the conditioning? 

You strike me as weak willed, your bedrock is reached too quickly. 

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Turncoat said:
What makes you think you'll resist the conditioning?

 I don't deny that bootcamp will induce a personality change to an extent, but I doubt it'd make me renounce all my views and values.

 

Turncoat said:
You strike me as weak willed, your bedrock is reached too quickly.

 What makes you think that? Simply because I don't express myself enough for you to be satisfied?


In the department of motivation, sure. However, I've recognized this, and now I'm running everyday forcing myself to become stronger. It's the studying aspect that I now need to force myself to do, and I've begun the construction of a schedule.


Even if what you say is true, then I shall take the risk, if I break, I break. Perhaps if I do breakdown, I will merely become stronger. A stress test.

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You really don't think things through. 

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Turncoat said:
You really don't think things through.

 I have thought it through, you don't think I've had my doubts at times? I wanted to go into NROTC because at least then it'd be easier and I'd have better options, but my recruiter doesn't care because I'm just a number in his quota, which I expected to happen, a year ago, I didn't care, because I had faith in my comrade, now that faith is broken, and me and my fellow comrades have placed doubt in him.

I've thought about trying to go back to college, but I most likely wouldn't be able to go to the one I wanted, because I made a poor decision of skipping finals and messing up my transcript. Not only this, if I were to give up, that would ruin the reputation I've set up, the money and time I've put into this. It took convincing and time to get to where I am now, and if I just gave up, that'd fuck up my image and give my family more power to restrict me, and be like "I told you so." 

I've weighed the options and in my mind. This is the only way I've got. I'm not entirely scared of it, I believe I can pull through, and I believe it'll be good for me. 

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