ITT Post your 4chan journey, primarily your home board that you

>>433205
2011 /b/
2012 /v/
2013 /mu/
2014 /vg/
2015 /a/

>>433208
Thanks for sharing anon. I suspect that the /b/ -> /v/ transition is very common, which is partly why I wanted to collect responses

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>2012 - /mlp/: Was autistic neckbeard and found website through my embarrassing horse obsession
>2013 - /b/, /v/: newfag age. Figured out how retarded I was for watching a children's cartoon along with learning how to post
>2014 - /vg/, /pol/: Start the redpill while playing lots of vidya with the generals. Was still pretty retarded and would believe whatever I was told
Enter gayman gate
>Five guys starts up, generals on /v/ too clusterfucked to post in. I read ED for updates
>moot bans GG for being retarded
>exodus happens, like most people I go packing for a small while and come back when I realize how hopeless GG actually is
>back to /pol/ with a more open mind, actually start to take the REAL redpills and search things out for myself
>2015 - /pol/, /vg/, /f/: Still resent mods for being corrupt as I was told, begin to refine tastes in politics and get deeper appreciation for site's history
Moot dies
>begin to see that I was the wrong one about the mods
>2016 -/pol/, various other boards

I wouldn't change it even if I could.

Minus the horsefucking, that was pretty autistic.

>>433205
2010 /b/
2011 stopped coming here for 9 months
2012 /b/, /tv/, /mu/, /q/
2013 [s4s] 4 lyfe
2014 a bunch of boards
2015 oh wow boards
2016 to infinity and more boards

>>433205
2005 /b/
2010 /new/
2011 /int/ & /tv/
2012 /pol/
2015 /news/
2016 /qa/ & /news/

>>433205
>currently migrating to /ck/
We don't want your cancer there. Please go away.

2007/2008 (I think) I saw people on some other website talking about 4chan and /b/ decided to take a look, and decided it was garbage after a few days.
2009/2010 I saw people on another website talking about /v/ I went and liked it.

Still mostly on /v/, because I actually like video games.

/mu/
/lit/
/lit/, [s4s]
/lit/, [s4s], /f/

I came here for /a/ and have always been here. I never posted underage and would probably hate myself if I did. Those 14 year olds who thought they were cool for using /b/ were the worst.

>>433290
*always been here for /a/.

>summer 2013 - got linked to archive by a friend
>lurk mostly /a/ and occasionally /v/ and /mu/
>sometime later start coming to /tv/
>visit /qa/ pretty much regularly after moot's Q&A
>slowly lose interest in anime, barely visit /a/ anymore
>stop coming to /v/ as well eventually
>/tv/ became irredeemably shit around mid 2015, don't come there anymore
>start lurking /sci/ and /pol/ recently
>/mu/ is pretty much my home board

>>433205
>> Age 15 - 2006
>Discovered /b/
>> Age 18 - 2009
>Grew out of /b/, moved on to /v/
It took you that long to grow out of /b/? Then you moved to /v/?
It took me less than a week.

>>433205
2013 /vr/
2014 /b/ /v/ /pol/ /s4s/
2015 /asp/ /tv/ /co/ /r9k/ along with /pol/
2016 /asp/ /vr/ /tv/ /co/ /r9k/ /pol/

>>433272
And you think denizens of /ck/ magically appear from the kitchens of 4 Star restaurants and visited no other boards or websites? How native

>>433296
lol, this is why people talk shit about /b/ - because they were 15 when they started and now they need to convince everyone that they're a super-mature /v/tard. What a farce.

>>433591
I started when I was 14. How can anyone stay on /b/ for that long, even as teens?

>>433694
it was better in the old days

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2006 - found /b/
2007 - stopped using 4chan
2011 - returned to /b/, realized it's shit, didn't stop browsing it anyway
2014 - discovered hilarious naked banana image
2016 - still posting bananas in YLYL threads

also sometimes i lurk /biz/ and /int/

>2006-present
/a/

+Also used /jp/ a lot if not more than /a/ from 08-11
+used /toy/ and /m/ mostly for gunpla stuff from about 10-12. I actually still do plamo like crazy but am so far above those guys' levels it's simply a waste of my time talking to them.
+Also still lurk /k/ a lot. I think I started from following the Arab Spring-rooted conflicts since they have/still have some of the most informative and interesting info, also read up on military hardware news etc.