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Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

 The only thing I ever programmed were spam bots because I have a passion for spam. I even subscribe to a bunch of weird shit just to have spam in my email. I love spam. 

You did move to Hawaii, the kingdom of spam. 

As long as it's not being fetishized I guess. 

Tryptamine said:

this all is probably going to make some cringe memories.

Does autism feel cringe though, or are they numb enough to it to repeat it indefinitely? 

 I'm not cringe the world is. I feel cringe at the world. 

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

 The only thing I ever programmed were spam bots because I have a passion for spam. I even subscribe to a bunch of weird shit just to have spam in my email. I love spam. 

You did move to Hawaii, the kingdom of spam. 

As long as it's not being fetishized I guess. 

Tryptamine said:

this all is probably going to make some cringe memories.

Does autism feel cringe though, or are they numb enough to it to repeat it indefinitely? 

 I'm not cringe the world is. I feel cringe at the world. 

 What emotion is cringe?

Turncoat said: 

Does autism feel cringe though, or are they numb enough to it to repeat it indefinitely? 

I think they get it on a delay, later down the road when they have more context. Though I can think of some stoic examples of autism, like a guy when leaving a banking internship being asked if he will miss anyone, and giving a flat "no".

Delora said: 

Tryptamine said: 

You’ve got to be able to put that energy toward things that are beneficial. It was wrong that this teacher in a sense promised you more than they could give, but also it’s weird for you to act like a scorned lover over it. You should be trying to solve for how to find and build long-term friendships rather than harassing a guy who had inappropriate/fuzzy boundaries with you. Aside from potentially causing future problems at the school, this all is probably going to make some cringe memories.

 He would scream at me in front of the entire class. Also to compare it to what you compared it to is 💀

 

Ugh no it's not like that at all oh God fuck that 

I know it's not, that's just how some would make sense of you suddenly becoming a cyberterrorist. The whole situation sucks, but don't be up in this guy's emails being all "wtf dude" as if he's going to reply: "Wow. No, I never thought of it that way until now. I really am sorry, I take it all back." You're a young adult who was under his tutelage...it would be in his best interest to pretend he never crossed a boundary in the first place...rather than reply to your emails and incriminate himself/possibly make the situation worse with you somehow.

The guy's real concern is probably what people are work are thinking of him & all of this. At any rate, contacting a teacher like this out of the classroom is a bit unhinged, and that could harm your chances at returning to this school.

Tryptamine said: 

Turncoat said: 

Does autism feel cringe though, or are they numb enough to it to repeat it indefinitely? 

I think they get it on a delay, later down the road when they have more context. Though I can think of some stoic examples of autism, like a guy when leaving a banking internship being asked if he will miss anyone, and giving a flat "no".

Delora said: 

Tryptamine said: 

You’ve got to be able to put that energy toward things that are beneficial. It was wrong that this teacher in a sense promised you more than they could give, but also it’s weird for you to act like a scorned lover over it. You should be trying to solve for how to find and build long-term friendships rather than harassing a guy who had inappropriate/fuzzy boundaries with you. Aside from potentially causing future problems at the school, this all is probably going to make some cringe memories.

 He would scream at me in front of the entire class. Also to compare it to what you compared it to is 💀

Ugh no it's not like that at all oh God fuck that 

I know it's not, that's just how some would make sense of you suddenly becoming a cyberterrorist. The whole situation sucks, but don't be up in this guy's emails being all "wtf dude" as if he's going to reply: "Wow. No, I never thought of it that way until now. I really am sorry, I take it all back." You're a young adult who was under his tutelage...it would be in his best interest to pretend he never crossed a boundary in the first place...rather than reply to your emails and incriminate himself/possibly make the situation worse with you somehow.

Why will he not take it back he fucked up! I am upset ! He's a dick...yes I am a cyber terrorist? Hahaha that's hilarious 

"The guy's real concern is probably what people are work are thinking of him & all of this. At any rate, contacting a teacher like this out of the classroom is a bit unhinged, and that could harm your chances at returning to this school."

The other teachers I hear when they talk about him do not think much of him...

Delora said: 

Tryptamine said: 

You’ve got to be able to put that energy toward things that are beneficial. It was wrong that this teacher in a sense promised you more than they could give, but also it’s weird for you to act like a scorned lover over it. You should be trying to solve for how to find and build long-term friendships rather than harassing a guy who had inappropriate/fuzzy boundaries with you. Aside from potentially causing future problems at the school, this all is probably going to make some cringe memories.

He would scream at me in front of the entire class. Also to compare it to what you compared it to is 💀

Were you disruptive? 

At my private school we were yelled at super often, the teachers were put under way too much stress in that environment and in time we learned to not take anger personally. 
 

I'm not cringe the world is. I feel cringe at the world.

When something is "the world" or "everyone else", it tends to be about the individual. 

Tryptamine said:

I think they get it on a delay, later down the road when they have more context. Though I can think of some stoic examples of autism, like a guy when leaving a banking internship being asked if he will miss anyone, and giving a flat "no".

On the deeper end of the spectrum I swear they are immune, they are the Kings of Cringe. 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Tryptamine said: 

You’ve got to be able to put that energy toward things that are beneficial. It was wrong that this teacher in a sense promised you more than they could give, but also it’s weird for you to act like a scorned lover over it. You should be trying to solve for how to find and build long-term friendships rather than harassing a guy who had inappropriate/fuzzy boundaries with you. Aside from potentially causing future problems at the school, this all is probably going to make some cringe memories.

He would scream at me in front of the entire class. Also to compare it to what you compared it to is 💀

Were you disruptive? 

At my private school we were yelled at super often, the teachers were put under way too much stress in that environment and in time we learned to not take anger personally. 

No he was like this to everyone I just couldn't handle it. He was threatened with being fired over it and many of the teachers didn't like him. 

I'm not cringe the world is. I feel cringe at the world.

When something is "the world" or "everyone else", it tends to be about the individual. 

It is. Cringe from my perspective is different. I am aware it isn't black and white here but from my own perception that is what it is like for me. There are many normal things I find cringe. 

Tryptamine said:

I think they get it on a delay, later down the road when they have more context. Though I can think of some stoic examples of autism, like a guy when leaving a banking internship being asked if he will miss anyone, and giving a flat "no".

On the deeper end of the spectrum I swear they are immune, they are the Kings of Cringe. 

 Whatever schizo

Delora said: 

Hello Sc, I am still on medical leave ever since the suicide attempt where the light ripped out of the ceiling and I damaged my neck and had to go to the hospital.

My teacher drove me slowly insane by talking to me about busting his head open on a floor, when I would cry he would call it sniveling, ect ect.



He was really nice to me in the begining and proclaimed himself to be my father figure and my mentor,

And then started using me as an emotional punching bag later down the line.

I almost died. He won't respond to my emails where I am like "wtf dude?"

So I am going around everywhere from the church of scientology to brony forums and subscribing him to those emails.......

I'm sure he is getting some interesting spam.



I need the weirdest craziest email subs I can find within reason. I'm going for annoying, but nothing harmful. Any ideas? I also infiltrated the schools system and have been spamming every student in the entire school with various gnome accounts that are trying to start a cult. Students do not look at their emails but my teacher is also responsible for the schools cyber security and emails and is probably having a wonderful time dealing with this shit.



I am thinking weird cult emails,.emails relating to furries, harry potter, mlp, ect. Just the weirdest email subscriptions. Nothing sexual.

 I am a very consistent spammer and will keep spamming the same person for years and years. For example, I have been spamming tc on discord for over five years.

 If you are specifically looking for tools to signup to mailing lists quickly, it used to be much easier before email bombing became a security risk for corporations. Now, there are tons of honeypot sites and indians looking to make some grains of rice off of you. Financial institutions, specifically credit card companies, mortgage firms and loaning services - typically make you signup with an email where they will bombard you with emails.

cx3 said: 

Delora said: 

Hello Sc, I am still on medical leave ever since the suicide attempt where the light ripped out of the ceiling and I damaged my neck and had to go to the hospital.

My teacher drove me slowly insane by talking to me about busting his head open on a floor, when I would cry he would call it sniveling, ect ect.



He was really nice to me in the begining and proclaimed himself to be my father figure and my mentor,

And then started using me as an emotional punching bag later down the line.

I almost died. He won't respond to my emails where I am like "wtf dude?"

So I am going around everywhere from the church of scientology to brony forums and subscribing him to those emails.......

I'm sure he is getting some interesting spam.



I need the weirdest craziest email subs I can find within reason. I'm going for annoying, but nothing harmful. Any ideas? I also infiltrated the schools system and have been spamming every student in the entire school with various gnome accounts that are trying to start a cult. Students do not look at their emails but my teacher is also responsible for the schools cyber security and emails and is probably having a wonderful time dealing with this shit.



I am thinking weird cult emails,.emails relating to furries, harry potter, mlp, ect. Just the weirdest email subscriptions. Nothing sexual.

 I am a very consistent spammer and will keep spamming the same person for years and years. For example, I have been spamming tc on discord for over five years.

 If you are specifically looking for tools to signup to mailing lists quickly, it used to be much easier before email bombing became a security risk for corporations. Now, there are tons of honeypot sites and indians looking to make some grains of rice off of you. Financial institutions, specifically credit card companies, mortgage firms and loaning services - typically make you signup with an email where they will bombard you with emails.

 LMFAO that's part of why this is very annoying to do