/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6804107
No, I argued making friends is possible, you said I'm biased and that your experience is what counts, then said SAY THAT TO ME IRL NOT ONLINE RETARD AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS, which makes you the terminal shitposter.

I even gave you pointers on how to foster something more than your sociopath view of relationships.
You claimed not to be one, then said you know by heart the playbook of "how to influence people", meaning you went out of your way to read a book on juicing people's emotions to your favor.

You won't find me saying "stupid shit" IRL because I don't congregate with normalfags, I treat everyone distantly and avoid any invitations to outdoors activities unless it's someone I'm already extremely familiar with.

You have now flanderized yourself into a corner. I won't shame your social inability or justified fear of minorities, as that's the board roasties' job, I am merely mocking your denial of merit in finding connections.

If you don't want to put in the effort, ok, but don't sour grape the ones trying. Many will fail, many ARE the problem, but again, such is life. Sink, swim or go to the margin of the river and backseat drive what everyone else should/shouldn't do based on your apathy.

How many of these threads are you going to make? We get it, you read Alita, Bastard, Claymore, whatever. Your taste is so refined, not like those stinky zoomers. You can stop it now.

What a god damn embarrassment of a thread.

Does he livestream on Youtube?

That's a surefire formula to get wiped out for copyright claims.

>>6464630
False. I've gotten a lot of useful advice from people who draw worse than me, simply because they taught me meta stuff about my routine or how to stay motivated. If anything, them being inferior made me more motivated, as I saw someone content with his own creations despite not being able to pull off something that amazing.

I also take advice from extremely experient/skillful artists who have very little appeal to me, because they might be good at the fundamentals.

>>6253525
And that is a flaw, because Gachas are addicting for a reason: they give you a promise and clear goals.

OP, work on finding that addictive promise.
It could be finishing a project, or challenging yourself to achieve a specific quota that you have to figure out. It has to be a meaningful number to you.

For instance, when I learn a language, I have the goal of acquiring 2000 words in 100 days, meaning 80% of the language is out of the way.
If you find yourself enjoy the process, go for more: I did it with Japanese, 10.000 words in 500 days.

But with 2000 you already have plenty to go do other stuff if you don't enjoy the process. Still, it was important to grind these initial 2k in order to give myself a foundation to enjoy other things.

Some people don't need that, then can just bash their head against the language until it makes sense, but clearly you're not in that situation, since you're making plans.
So find metrics that will help you, THEN think about a plan like the one you posted that will help you achieve that plan.

It shouldn't be something too long, 1 semester tops. Then you decide the next step once you arrive there.
If you have a 3 year plan and you're already dreading it at 3 months, you will just crash and burn.