>too weird to fit in with normies >too normal to fit in

>>35358860
did you do one of those robot tests?

me kind of
I can interact with normies on a fairly consistent basis but I find that conversation is difficult with them and feels more forced, whereas I feel more comfortable, at east, and able to talk to robots - but I personally don't consider myself to be a full on robot autismo
lifes breddy gud :DD

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I get along great with normies, but I can't for the life of me create friends
Whenever I do get close to someone I become irritated with him/her and next we see less and then we're strangers again
This has happened to me on a regular basis for 10 years now

>>35358860
>too retarded to fit in with normies
>too retarded to fit in with robots

>>35358860
>>too weird to fit in with normies
>>too normal to fit in with robots
This meme fucking sucks. I could understand if it was "too mentally stable to have expectations, too mentally unstable to fulfil them" or something.

Caring about how well you fit in on r9k is so pathetic you should kill yourself.

>>35358860
>too stupid to fit into any group
fixed. cyborgs still have friends and relationships and can fit in with either group, they just have a harder time being accepted for who they are and have to fake certain interests. they like nerdy shit without going full manchild, or they like sports/partying but aren't going to become wild animals with stats on every player up their ass. it's the cute guy with an anime addiction. it's the programmer who rides in on a motorcycle.

some clueless kid who got left behind by literally everyone isn't a cyborg.