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Coronavirus thread Anonymous 05/14/2020 (Thu) 07:00:47 No. 31
How's everyone doing during the lockdown? Genuinely curious; there's an /x/-tier theory going around that the lockdown is some sort of ritual to extract life energy or whatever from normalfags, and that shut-ins are benefiting from it too because the yid cultists refer to themselves as "the Seperated Ones". My life HAS improved a good bit in recent months, and I've heard one or two others say they experienced something similar. Has anyone else noticed things change for the better around the time of the lockdown?
>>31 Every introvert I know is happy, productive, and generally enjoying the happenings. Meanwhile normalfags are losing their mind because they haven't been to a party in a week.
>>31 The only thing that changed is that my health was fine before and now it's not, even though my lifestyle hasn't changed. I have been kinda sick. My lungs have been really bad for a month or two. They were shit to begin with, but not like this, and that makes me paranoid for obvious reasons, but it doesn't seem to be killing me. My usual medication still helps, so I mostly ignore it, and since I can exercise normally, I suppose it can't be that bad. Probably not corona, of course, but that only means that if I do get infected somehow, I am definitely going to die and it will be a very painful process, so I do worry about it.
>>33 The good thing about close death is the fact that you dont have to worry about the future. And it clears suicidal thoughts too.
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I actually thought I had the virus since I go through drive-thrus almost everyday. Was coughing for over a week and had diarrhea. I took the test where they stick a cotton swab deep down your nose which burns like hell and after a few days they said it was negative. Think the diarrhea was caused by drinking plenty of spiced rum It's been the same ole besides that. I have limited options on food though so that sucks.
>>34 Well, I would rather live a good life eventually than die now. After all the shit that I have been through, it would be a waste to die. Still, it would be convenient, not having to worry about anything anymore. But I don't want to die slowly, and I don't want to suffocate to death, because that almost happened enough times that I would rather not die like that. Anyway, right before corona, I decided that I definitely don't want to live like this forever and had a plan to get a job, but then this happened and now I'm postponing it. I decided to get a night shift security job so I can at least survive on my own and not worry about that anymore. That would also allow me to get away from this family and go live wherever I want to. That way, I don't have to deal with people, and don't really have to do anything so I can spend that time learning things. It would be good for me, because after so many years, I waste the vast majority of my time, because I'm used to having way too much of it for my own good. That would force me to focus more, and motivate me to spend my time better and actually do things.
>>36 Sounds like my brother. He was going to start welding (or try to) and then this happened and now he's just marinating back home. I hope you do well but it's understandable if you encounter setbacks right now
>>37 >then this happened and now he's just marinating back home. That reminds me that someone said that because he doesn't have to go out as often, he doesn't bathe as often, so "marinating" is probably the right word.
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Too bad it was just a flu, I stocked up on water and now the expiration date has passed meaning I cannot sell this water now. I'm stuck with 30 litres of water that I don't even drink
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Also I really hope this quarantine lasts and classes from home become a standard. I really don't want to go outside again, it's too loud and filthy and filled with people outside. It's also tiresome putting a gas mask on every time you have to get out because of the wuflu. The first quarter of this year was phenomenal. I don't think we'll ever live it up again but I am at least prepared for when that time comes again I hope it does come again but I don't think it will
Not very different from my average life, but a Round 1 opened last year and I've only had a chance to go there once otherwise I would've been going there more frequently to play the rhythm games but it's been closed due to covid.
>Has anyone else noticed things change for the better around the time of the lockdown no, i've only been getting a bigger and bigger headache as more normalfags stay in. i can hear more bullshit in my neighbors apartments then ever before and there is always non-stop complaining about this shit, constant boomer tier complaints about masks being the root to evil or some shit. fucking hell i wish the wuflu was a real fucking deadly pandemic so these fuckers would just die already.
>>31 I was struck by how the normalnigger memes I came across on Kym and the like reflected my real life. I saw them "living like me". I'm generally happier because I've been seeing a therapist and fixing the parts of my life I don't like.


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