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;_; I'm so useless...
All i do is play touhou, Visual Novels, fap to Touhoes and sage ayafags...

WHY IS MY LIFE A LIVING SHITHOLE /JP/!
I haven't even go to college, not because i lack money.

BUT BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO STUDY.
I wanted to be an engineer or a doctor but.. i simply don't have the motivation to do anything.. no dreams.

>> No.962746

>>962741
Let's see the day is like 24 hours long. If you took 4 hours out of each day to sit in front a book and learn you'd be getting awesome grades. Why you dont do it is a good question...

>> No.962753

>>962746
a book about what..
i don't even have the motivation to pick up a book..

it's always.. "tommorow i'll change my life and read books, go out etc.." but the first thing i do is check my touhou doujins.

>> No.962757

>>962753
Well get rid of your PC, and lower your internet connection to some shitty below 1 Mbit.

>> No.962759

>>962746
OH GEE THANKS FOR STATING THE OBVIOUS.

>> No.962762
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>>962759
It was my pleasure.

>> No.962764

5:30 am /jp/ sure is livejournal and moral support.

>> No.962767

This thread has some potential. I'm going to sleep, but I'll check it in the morning.

>> No.962768

>>962764
Why the fuck am I still awake at 5:30?

>> No.962774

>>962768
>>962764

GET OUT OF MY TIMEZONE!

>> No.962770

Anon of Croatia, what books do you recommend to cultivate myself?

>> No.962779

I am not the same case! I'm not an incredibly social person, but I've got stable schooling and I can go to college for a number of courses that I'm interested in. Everything I do I manage to exceed in, so I know I can do anything I feel like doing!

>> No.962777

>>962768
Lack of will to do anything to do that would influence your life favorably, you choose to take the easy way out and stay here wasting your time away. Of course, one could say that everything we do is a waste of time, not only spending time on /jp/, but let's not go in this direction. Time spent in happiness is never wasted.

>> No.962782
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962782

>>962777
That's deep, man.

>> No.962781

>>962779
Except you never feel like doing anything, thus wasting any potential you might have, kind of like me.

>> No.962784
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962784

90% of /jp/

>> No.962783

I'm a full-time student and a full-time worker, so I think /jp/ can cut me some slack.

>> No.962785

>>962781
Nope. I might not get out a lot, but high school was a good run and I got good grades. Life is pretty swell for me! I never find a lack of motivation to do anything.

>> No.962790

>>962785
>might not get out a whole lot
>never find a lack of motivation

D-D-DOES NOT C-C-COMPUTE

>> No.962791

I'm also wasting my potential as well. I graduated top 5 in my high school class. I could have a 3.95-4.00 right now in my senior year of college, but I decided I didn't feel like doing homework, so I'm hovering around 3.7

Sure, most people would kill for that, but to me, thats slacking. I've never been big on putting effort into my education, but it has been getting worse lately.

>> No.962792

>>962791
>I'm also wasting my potential as well

excuse my redundancy...

>> No.962793

>>962785
>high school was a good run
­­­­>No mention of having been to college or working
Keep your underage hopes and passion, anon, and don't lose sight of them like I did. Things will be much better that way.

>> No.962801

>>962741
I don't know if this will make you more or less depressed, but it's very much related:
http://dis.4chan.org/read/sci/1213478664/1-40

>> No.962804

>>962770
Well since we are all a little /g/ee around here and you wanted to be an engineer i'd recommend you some mathematics and physics books get them and start working.

Here have some shit i'm learning right now :
An Ideal Transformer is connected to an alternating source with an effective voltage of 120 V it has 200 spools in the primary circuit and 50 spools in the second. The second is connected to an light bulb with the resistance of 100 ohms. Whats the voltage in the primary circuit.

>> No.962812

>>962804
Sounds like what I did Physics class in my 4th year of high school.

>> No.962809

Actually, to be honest, I've also been spending too much time on 4chan, and not doing anything useful.

I used to be enthusiastic about being a great physicist, but now I'm resigned to being unemployed after finishing graduate school. My mother's negativity probably contributes, but I have an overwhelming feeling of phail.

>> No.962810

>>962804
>Whats the electric current(A) in the primary circuit?
Oops mistake there.

>> No.962815

>>962790
I would go out, but there's kind of nowhere to go. I'm stuck in the middle of a desert. That's fine, though! Nothing will break my stride.

>>962793
Working up money to go to college, actually. It's expensive, but I know I'll get the funds I need and make it in time for a new semester!

>> No.962816

>>962812
Yep i'm learning for a university exam...

>> No.962823

>>962816
...I can't say I'm not surprised. Either your exam is surprisingly easy, or my Physics class was stupendously hard and I never noticed.
>>962815
If you ever become famous, remember me as the guy who was not Sion.

>> No.962829

>>962815
>Nothing will break my stride.
Last night I had the strangest dream...

>> No.962833

>>962831
Took you a damn long while to notice it.

>> No.962831

Not your fucking blog.

>> No.962834

>>962804
sounds funky.

>> No.962838
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962838

My current goal in life is to go to law school and become a lawyer so that I may eventually work my way into the political system. Although animu inspired me to do this (fuck you fags, LoGH was awesome), I always feel like I'm walking on a tight rope between my weeaboo hobbies and the studying for school and just the generally honing of skills I'll need for my future. Not to mention between work and hobbies I have almost no social life, a skill that I might need the most in politics.

Every once in awhile before I go to bed I'll tell myself, "You're going to get up tomorrow, delete your ffxi character, wipe your hard drive, and break your figs", but I can never take that step --every morning I know I have failed right when I audibly, yet unconsciously by habit, say to my Saber fig, "Good Morning Miss Saber"

>> No.962837

Some people are simply worthless, it's just a fact you'll have to accept. There can't be successful people without failures.

>> No.962839

>>962838
>"Good Morning Miss Saber"
I fucking laughed.

>> No.962840

>>962804
....I forget all my hard-learned electricity rules. I don't even remember the volts/amps/other-thing formula anymore.
I'm getting old.

>> No.962842

>>962838
>break your figs
What? Just send them to me. Hell, I'll play for shipping. Hell, give me your FFXI account, I'll sell it. And why not give me the HD too, I only have a pthetic 30gb.

>> No.962844

>>962823
Nope that was just an easy example i rewrote it dont have the nerves to translate all the complicates shit form croatian to english...

>> No.962847

Not /jp/ material.

>> No.962845

>>962838
op here.
its the same with me

>> No.962846

>>962840
Dont worry i dont remember them and i'm learning them...

>> No.962849

>>962847
ಠ_ಠ

>> No.962850

>>962842
>30gb
You are the /jp/ equivalent to the kid on food-stamps, holy shit.

>> No.962856

>>962847
Obviously. I'd normally sage this once to express contemp even if saging is useless, but it's not like anyone cares about what happens at 6am, so I'm actually participating in one of these threads for once.

>> No.962855

Reported.

>> No.962860

>I haven't even go to college, not because i lack money.
>BUT BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO STUDY.

Haha oh wow. Yeah, I decided to major in Computer Sciences because I'm no good at anything else. I told myself it was either that or nothing.

I fucking regret it. I was already sick of being on the computer (because it's ruining my life) before I decided to major in CS. Now I absolutely hate being on the computer, but I'm still on it like 18 hours per day, either to code shit or dick around on the Internet because I have nothing better to do.

Also, sage for my personal blog.

>> No.962857

>>962840
I=V/R?

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962864

>>962856
Tatari, believe in me who believes in your dreams!

>> No.962862

>>962850
I can usually manage, but there is no day where I don't wish I had a bigger HD.

>> No.962868

We always have the tools to improve our life and continue to acquire more and more each day. The question, is whether we can find the courage to get out there and use them

>> No.962869

>>962860
>I decided to major in Computer Sciences because I'm no good at anything else. I told myself it was either that or nothing.

Exactly what I'm doing. I know I'll regret this, but hey. Whatever it takes to not get kicked out of the basement.

>> No.962870

Take out loans to go to school you fucking faggot. I really don't see why anyone plays the "BUT I HAS NO MONIES ;_;" card. Just because you're not a rich spoiled shit like all the other kids whose Mommy and Daddy are paying their tuition doesn't mean you can't go.

Of course, unlike those kids, you're seriously fucked if you fail. Which is why loan-taking kids are generally more hard-working than the pampered bastards.

Sure, you'll be up to your neck in $200,000+ debt, but it'll be fun, at least.

Plus you might be able to live off the leftover funds and buy a ton of weaboo shit.

Anyway, I'm going to go get something to eat, now.

>> No.962872

....I'm majoring in Japanese because I don't enjoy anything else....

;_;

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962873

Take it easy, anon.

>> No.962875

>>962870
>Plus you might be able to live off the leftover funds

This is true; I survived the entire past school-year on my loans. Didn't need a job or nothing.

>> No.962880

>>962876
Chemistry is just math.

>> No.962876

>>962870
I'm a rich-spoiled brat, the problem is..

I have no motivations to study anything.
Medicine? i cant withstand dead people.
Chemistry?I don't know anything about chemistry.
Engineering? I have to practice math a fucklot to get "Decent on it"

And humanities? i prefer to off myself first.

>> No.962881

>>962864
My dreams are dead, they're not here anymore. I even checked in my heart and on my back to make sure. They were crushed by Quebec at some point.

>> No.962885

>>962876

And you seriously think those are the only options?


Protip: 90% of college students don't end up getting a job in what they originally planned on, and 95% don't know what the fuck they want to do.

Also

>>I'm a rich-spoiled brat

I fucking hate you.

>> No.962883

>>962876
You really need to work on your grammar, too.

>> No.962889

>>962876
The problem is, you're asking yourself "What I want to do?" I guarantee you at least half the people who major in engineering or chemistry or medicine arn't there because that's what they want, but because it's what they HAVE to do. Think in terms of long term duty instead of short term desire.

>> No.962887

I've always believed that following what you have a passion for is what the best thing to do.

But that's not the case to follow at all times. Sometimes, what people need are a swift kick in the ass into reality, that they've allowed themselves to degenerate and now, no longer have a choice. This applies to many of us, including myself. I let myself slack, and now I have to pay the price. Now I have no longer a choice in what I want to do. I could go back and live off the easy life, leeching off of others, but my pride refuses.

>> No.962895

>>962892
HAHAHA My friend, that's the easiest part. You don't even know the beginning of it.

>> No.962892

>>962880
you have to memorize a lot of shit from the elemental chart.

>> No.962897

I am in college and I have two part-time jobs.

I'd rather return to my hikikomori ways. Working sucks, but shit costs money.

>> No.962898

>>962889
What about people who don't want to do anything specific?

>> No.962900

>>962892
Compared with programming, chemistry's a cakewalk. There's what, ~200 elements, and they all follow a pattern. How hard is that?

That's like not wanting to play VNs because you're illiterate and don't want to "lern them dang letters"

If you're intimidated by the first step, just kill yourself.

>> No.962904

>>962898
Then go with what you're good at.

Nobody LIKES their career. They just tell themselves they do so they feel less screwed about wasting all that money on the degree.

>> No.962906

>>962880
the mathematical part of Chemistry is easy. The bullshit memorizing stuff is hard

>> No.962909

>>962904

This, although teachers and professors enjoy their jobs slightly more because of the whole feeling superior and occasionally getting a good class now and then thing. And, if you want, you get summers off.

>> No.962914

>>962900
There's a lot more to chemistry then the periodic table. I take it you've never taken a college chemistry class.

>> No.962916

>>962909
My old French teacher used to complain about spending most of summer setting up class schedules and shit.

>> No.962918

>>962904
I'm only good at what interests me. How unappropriate.

>> No.962920

>>962914
plz see
>first step

jackass.

>> No.962921

>>962918

You can compete in the world tournaments for Melty Blood and live off the prize money.

>> No.962925

>>962916

>>French teacher

Re-read what you just typed and you'll smack yourself in the face.

>> No.962928

>>962921
Meltan for a living?

What about touhou?

>> No.962930

>>962921
Losing 100$ over a stick scam kind of broke my motivation to play and get to tourneyfag level, and tourneys always happen on the other side of Amerikkka anyway. And hell, it's MB, it's not SERIOUS enough to live off tourney prizes.

>> No.962931

>I wanted to be an engineer or a doctor

*insert random TF2 message here*

>> No.962933

>>962925
I'm not seeing it, enlighten me? Did I fail at grammar somewhere or did I make a bad joke?

>> No.962936

>>962933

The latter. Your teacher teaches FRENCH godammit.

>> No.962941

>>962936
Well, I AM in Quebec, a French-speaking province. I know, I hate it too.

>> No.962943

>>962936
He speaks French. So that's like your English teacher.

>> No.962946

>>962936

srs business

>> No.962951

>>962941
;_;
SO RONERY....

>> No.962957

>>962943

>>French teacher
>>English teacher

There is a BIG difference.

French SUCKS. How many FRENCH-speaking immigrants do you meet on a daily basis?That's right. Now, how many ENGLISH-SPEAKING people do you meet every day? HAHA OH WOW, PRETTY MUCH EVERYONE.

But really, trolling aside, I know a lot more happy English teachers and pissed off French/Spanish teachers. Probably because their language is.... well, fun, but no one's going to care after they finish the course.

>> No.962959

>>962951
...Well, this IS a topic about bawww and despair and Kaiji and shit. Why are you ronery anon?

>> No.962954

>>962930
>tourneys always happen on the other side of Amerikkka anyway
funny, as a Vancouverite it often seems that everything happens on the Eastern side of the continent. I was never much interested in gaming tourneys though, go figure.

>> No.962965

>>962954
I don't know for tourneys other than MB, mind you. IIRC SSBM was mostly EC.

>> No.962966

>>962957
There's no difference when it's the main language of the province/country.

>> No.962970

>>962966

Yes there is.

You're just too butthurt to admit it.

>> No.962974

>>962970
>butthurt
This thread went to shit pretty fast.

>> No.962980

The great thing about being anonymous is that you can stop arguing midway through and no one will know it was you. Make use of this.

>> No.962986

Study something difficult, you faggots. You're all obviously not challenging yourself enough.

>> No.962991

>>962986
Good point; I really need to pick up graduate level GR and QFT, and not put it off for later.

>> No.962993

>>962986
I gave up after the second day at 25 kanjis a day, shit was boring. for me, it's no use doing something challenging if it's not interesting.

>> No.963014

You know what /jp/!

I'm going to prove every single one of you guys wrong, one of this days I'am going to go to japan and walk into a mahjong parlor, turn into the real life version of akagi and with all my money and fame i'll marry a j-idol to the points wotas will hate me so much that futaba will open a board to diss me.

shokotan,rina and mina come to mind (not aya, she's a slut), she'll be so rich and famous, they'll love her all over the world except amerikkka because they'll still be obsessed with britney spears and paris hilton.

I'll be the living the life of a king /jp/, making you guys wish you were every single second of your pathetic life.

WITHOUT EVERY TOUCHING COLLEGE, BITCHES!
ONLY MAGIC SAND FROM HELL.

>> No.963018

>>962993
YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG.

The challenge is what MAKES it interesting!

>> No.963021

>>962993
you better learn jap, so you can translate VNs that don't suck.

>> No.963024

>>962881
If you hate Quebec so much, why didn't you try applying for a college in another province? No $/application denied?

>> No.963027

>>963018
Only when I'm playing jiyuna on MB.
>>963021
That was kind of the plan. I'll at least be translating MBAA, if it ever gets a PC release.

>> No.963035

>>963024
You wouldn't guess it right away, but I hate speaking english for some reason.

Anyway, going to sleep, 'night /jp/. One last sage for livejournalism.

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