I've been heavily into politics and philosophy since I was a kid. Also since I was a kid, I've been bad with controlling my emotions. It's shameful to say, but I definitely cry more than a straight man should. I'm I'm pretty intelligent and good at understanding and discussing abstract subjects, though, and I feel like I can replace my social life and throw away emotions if it's possible. I'm great with logic and rationality, but when a problem in my life is above rational thinking, I seem to be powerless. I like visiting /pol/ because nobody on here is too sensitive to hear the truth, like me, but when I say how I really feel about something (I hate being insincere) it always gets me into trouble because people in my life become angry and it often seems like everyone hates me. I want to know what you all think, no opinion is unacceptable.
>Should I abandon all social and emotional investments in favor of constant self education in politics and philosophy?
>Should I stop looking for a social circle that will accept me unconditionally?
>I have a very sweet girlfriend who often can't understand these problems and likes to talk to lots of friends all the time. Should I keep her?
Thanks guys
>>132957539
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/hitler-sent-to-landsberg-jail
>>132957539
how old are you, billy
>>132957539
Five years in prison for high treason. think about how history would have been different. if that was just a few more years. leave /pol/ before it's too late btw.
Nine months for good behavior. For high treason!!! Hitler really knew how to pull some strings or he was a puppet.
>>132957539
>nobody on here is too sensitive to hear the truth
this is just a right wing circlejerk
just try discussing with people that nationalism may not be the most perfect thing in the universe or that people are not primarily defined by their skin colour or that perhaps people shouldnt be exterminated solely on the basis of their ethnicity