i fixed two computers at work today. it's something i would have only known how to fix because i spent so much time staying inside and toying with random settings on my computer for most of my life. what normie would have deduced that the hardware accelera

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working men Anonymous 04/22/25 (Tue) 08:54:43 No.679

i fixed two computers at work today. it's something i would have only known how to fix because i spent so much time staying inside and toying with random settings on my computer for most of my life. what normie would have deduced that the hardware acceleration was turned off for the web browser?

i feel pretty fortunate to end up working with a bunch of people who are also really introverted, some still living at home. i would not be surprised if some of them had spent some time as a NEET during or after covid.

i know that part of the reason i never feel fully accepted by others is because i come off as totally unapproachable. i don't know how to change this. without this false protective shell i think i'd feel too vulnerable to even get out of bed every day. has anyone been able to break through this, and feel themselves around others?

Anonymous 08/01/25 (Fri) 04:09:01 No.714

I write in my journal a lot. Even when im with others i'll often be listening and participating with the conversation as I draw my surroundings or maybe some fantastical creatures or whatever.
I've found that it helps me mull over my thoughts so I can say them with more confidence when I eventually do say them. I use both digital and traditional journals.

Anonymous 08/01/25 (Fri) 06:32:03 No.715

lol covid NEETs, good post otherwise.