Hey, /adv/ this might sound strange but I think I'm genuinely

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>>17489167
>no matter how I feel, my feelings will never be reciprocated

Just like real life

>>17489168
Tip top kek

>>17489167
I dont blame you. Nico's pretty hot.

>>17489167
my BEST recommendation would be find someone who looks like your waifu (but DONT go chasing around underaged chicks). that way you wont feel depressed for obssessing over a fictional char.

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>>17489167
>I'm in love with my waifu

T-this is just a meme, right?
Do people like this really exist?

Stop watching anime or at least reduce it to a sensible level. Stop fapping to hentai.
Find a real gf.
Alternatively you can an hero.

Go to therapy

>>17489260
I can't understand this either. It definitely sounds like autism, though.

>>17489260
>>17489648
I thought it was just a meme too but like, I dunno, I think I ended up sorta empathising with Nico a lot because her plight was something I could relate to a lot.

Like, when I was a kid, my mother went into a mental hospital and my father was always away from home, so I never really got the kind of attention that most other children get from their parents and we were rather rural, so I was always kind of alone.

And like, since then, I started working towards becoming a respectable musician, partly because I really like music but also because I have this sorta hope that by doing something grandiose like that, people will actually, like, notice me and pay attention to me. Like, maybe then I wouldn't feel so bad because I'd kinda, like, be validated by their interest in me but also because they'd actually focus on me and not just out of pity. You know?

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>>17489260
>just a meme

I wish

>>17489943
This clears up a lot. I get ya. Yeah, coping mechanisms from a shitty family setting are a bitch to deal with. You've already done the first few (and harder) steps. You know it is a problem, you've identified that it is getting worse, you want to fix it, and you've identified the source. Next is modifying your behaviors. Stop watching the show you are watching. Actually probably take a break from non music related (I say this because of your interest in music) media. No tv, movies, gaming, etc. Find the other (and I assure you, there are plenty of them) behaviors you perform and start finding ways to prune them. A lot of it is mental discipline. You're going to have to catch the thoughts/behaviors before they happen, stop yourself, and then do something more appropriate. It's a bitch, but with consistent application you'll notice the thoughts/behaviors happen less and less often with decreasing intensity. After that all you have to worry about is backsliding.