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>>21987695
It's partially true. You can be totally unlucky, but overwhelming majority of people can have 'experiences.' The biggest cock-block for expecriencing life is mental ilness, mostly anxiety and low self-esteem. My live was fucked in a major way by living on a country side and spending 3h back and forth to get to school, meaning that while other people just woke up walked everywhere they wanted, I had to journey. As a result I was secluded, which compounded by acute mental issues made me spent 95% of my time at home between ages 14-22.

But. You can still get experiences even in that state. You just need to seek them out. Even bad experiences are experiences, and happen less likely than you would think. You can always leave your house. When you meet new people, do your best to spend time with them, never refuse an invitation. If I could meet my younger self, I would slap him for everytime he refused an invitation. Nothing changed my life more than spending time with people.

Most people just 'get' to be interesting by living a life around other people, but some like us need to work for it and seek out anything on our own. It sucks, but the alternative is the Abyss.

>>21948483
Virtuous Sons was fun.

A Practical Guide To Evil's Author is now working on his new serial after a hiatus.

The third chapter was just released

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