Serious Does being around blackpilled spaces change you forever?

[Based Vampire]

I've been thinking about this after reading @Fiddler @Melancholoser and @Thadman messages.

Just being a part of the whole manosphere and blackpill discussion changes you. I don't feel like anyone can understand me and relate to me in the same way in real life. And real life itself feels weird, unfamiliar. Like I'm not supposed to be there. Like I do not truly belong anywhere. I guess I just got used to being completely invisible to society that's why I feel this way. Or is this something else?

 

[Thadman]

I've been thinking about this after reading @Fiddler @Melancholoser and @Thadman messages.

Just being a part of the whole manosphere and blackpill discussion changes you. I don't feel like anyone can understand me and relate to me in the same way in real life. And real life itself feels weird, unfamiliar. Like I'm not supposed to be there. Like I do not truly belong anywhere. I guess I just got used to being completely invisible to society that's why I feel this way. Or is this something else?

Why do you feel invisible or out of place in society? no one will judge you for your views as long as you are not a total sperg about it nor revolve your personality around being a blackpilled nihilist. You would be surprised to discover how much everyday normies are blackpilled and share similar views when you prod them a bit.

 

[λ-calculus]

It made me more pessimistic, but I think that's a good thing because now I'm also more realistic.

 

[smug_tard]

Reading posts by women/cucks in failing marriages on the 'dit changes a nigga

 

[Riddler]

Honestly yeah

I don't 100% agree with the blackpill anymore. I don't hate foids or think looks are everything but there's something about these spaces that draws be back no matter how many times I leave

 

[Melancholoser]

Yea basically everything that you expose yourself to changes you in a way or another. I can't spend too much time rotting on manosphere forums and ultra doomer subreddits like efilism because it destroys my mental health completely (even though efilism is getting more pragmatic and whitepilled lately as it branches away from the association with inmendham and his spergy rants). Similarly, I think we can heal if we stay away from these places, or at least try to not make our whole lives about it. One common thing in these forums are posters who see reality as completely filtered through a blackpilled lens, everything they experience they relate to the blackpill somehow and thus life becomes a endless source of misery.

I mean, most normies don't admit harsh truths like the blackpill, even though they live it, for a reason. It's a way to protect the psyche from potentially damaging information. What I noticed is that most autists kinda lack this defensive mechanism, and most of them tend to cope through other means, like chronic anger, depression or detachment.