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HWABAG

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Erm... What the spruce?
 
>domain created this year
xisters, we're in the heckin' endgame now... KKKarter vs frootcord...
 
AshkeNazi said:
a kike would know that gooning to tranime violates the 613 commandments, can't remember which one(s) >though
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Gonning to tranime goy behaviour even though having other people goon to jewish tranime girl kike behaviour.
Recent jewish convert maybe ?
 
I am a Thai person who was born in a moderately well-off province. My parents separated when I was six years old. Both my father and mother were alcoholics. My uncle took good care of me (even though he neglected to guide me on the internet when I was young). The period from ages 9 to 12 was the worst for me, but it had its moments. I was obsessed with playing on Facebook every day. I often got into arguments with people on Facebook, and I remember most of my fights were with furries. I was deeply immersed in Thai meme culture until I turned 12. At that point, I grew to hate Thai meme culture. I stopped following and caring about Thai meme pages, finding them boring and outdated. I severed many online friendships and eventually had no online friends. I began to absorb more American culture, but by the end of my twelfth year, it was no longer useful to me. Then, I discovered a new path. Yes, it was Soyjakparty. I can't remember when I first came to know Sharty, but I became convinced that 'this is my path.' I quickly absorbed Sharty culture. I started drawing more Soyjaks and got involved in various activities more than any other Thai person on Sharty. It reminded me of a prominent figure in Thailand, a right-wing extremist tranime. He had a niche fan base. I hated him after three months of joining Soyjakparty. My ego inflated because he barely listened to my opinions or appreciated my creativity, and he didn't seem to want to improve himself. I lost faith in him at that time. I was extremely happy to be a part of Sharty culture; it felt like what I'd been longing for my whole life. I was deeply obsessed with it.

The turning point came when I was in my early thirteens. I became more serious about life and tried to improve myself. A thought crossed my mind that made me see the light, something I learned from self-improvement: 'Everything I've done is just nonsense. It's worthless. Everything is just an illusion.' I don't know why I thought this way, but it made me truly realize something. It taught me that:

The internet is a world where people can connect quickly, but it also changes everyone, including me. I realized that arguing with people online is just a matter of one side disliking something they hate. At that moment, I should have respected others' opinions more. The reason transgender people, extreme right-wingers, and those with autism misuse it is simply because 'they cannot accept the real world.' They have something deep in their minds that no one can help with. Everyone has emotional scars that cannot be healed. It can happen to anyone, even transgender people or extreme right-wingers.' This is just part of what I realized. There is still much more. Therefore, I decided to take a path that 95% of the internet doesn't dare to take: to escape this hell. I am trying to do it now and hope that I can succeed

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