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So I do my best to keep up with people but I am not every good at it.

Indeed. You have demonstrated that quite clearly in chat. :)

by Thrill Kill

I like socializing online because I can talk about things that actually interest me. Off the net there are many social taboos. Bringing up the topics I like to discuss would raise a lot of eyebrows and create inconvenience.

I find most people boring off the net. All they want to do is talk about boring shit that really doesn't interest me. And if they're not useful in any other way, then what's the point in even getting acquainted with them.

I see most people as objects. Their lives have no value to me. And some I view as prey. They're walking around, looking like victims with a big fucking target on their head.

 Yeah, I've been told that I need to do this talking online. I hurt group cohesiveness with the subjects I like to talk about, because they bug people. People do tend to be boring and lame.

 Yeah, I've been told that I need to do this talking online. I hurt group cohesiveness with the subjects I like to talk about, because they bug people. People do tend to be boring and lame.

 

I blame religion.

Hm I guess it is pretty simple.. I see people as people, nothing more and nothing less, some are more appealing than others but that won't make me classify them as anything else than a person. I don't see them as an object nor do I see them as a target, they have their own category. 
I don't really like to talk to other people, mainly because I don't find many that interresting but I can't avoid it compleatly if I want to make things function somewhat alright in my life.
I do however like to talk to some people if they seems a bit diffrent from the rest, then it will be interresting to talk to them mainly to observe their reactions and behavior, trying to figur out their way of thinking just to see if they really are that diffrent.

I've been spending some time thinking of how to answer this question. I couldn't quite find the words until a few moments ago.

People to me are like interactive data. There's a template "human" that constitutes the average traits all if not many possess, and then there are factors that alter the template. My interacting with people is typically an effort to identify those factors. People have remarkable amounts of things in common with people they've never even met, which lets identifying those factors streamline meeting new people.

So, people around me? They are a collection of traits that modify the generic human template.

I used to find people fascinating. The inner world of others was like a puzzle to be solved or a code to be cracked, however this novelty has definitely worn off with age. I'm quite the misanthrope now, I'm even hiding from a neighbour's bbq as I write this, but I do try not to end up like my parents, who live as virtual recluses with no friends and little contact with family.

I'm always on the lookout for people who interest me though, as I do genuinely like people and, for the most part, enjoy spending time with them. It's just that the people who are worth my time seem few and far between nowadays.

With complete and utter contempt. I work with the general public, yet I completely abhor their simple little minds and pathetic ways. Hiding my disdain is isn't easy in this world of subordinates.

Anyway a point could also be made that every single one of us view the world in a binary fashion: people we would fuck or not.

I know it seems simple-minded but there's that part of our brain wired to categorize people as hot or not.

by DarkAges

Anyway a point could also be made that every single one of us view the world in a binary fashion: people we would fuck or not.

I know it seems simple-minded but there's that part of our brain wired to categorize people as hot or not.

 

 Normal or Abnormal. I think are wired into our psyches as well.

People are either useful or an irritant.