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Is it possible to find fulfilment in life without relying on other people? I've been thinking that everything I've been doing has been in the goal of "acceptance" - of being accepted by other people, of being valued by other people, because I thought that if I was socially accepted, and felt like I wasn't apart from the group, I would stop feeling empty. Recent experiences have made me question this, and question my own resolve to try and become a normie. Is it possible to pursue my goals if I don't believe I'm ever going to feel accepted among other people? In other words, is it possible to be an involuntary outcast and still be happy and committed?
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I'm trying to do the same thing. Hopefully other anons will give out advice on how to do this successfully
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humans are social creatures by nature. of course you won't be able to find fulfillment unless you're a sociopath.
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>>36055105
That's what r9k and the Internet in general are for
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Yes its definitely possible. In every society there have always been hermits. It is only in modern society where this attitude is shunned.
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>>36054978
nah even if you create something alone you'll secretly dream someone will notice it and see how wonderful you are
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>>36055105
>>36056282
So the only alternative is suicide?
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But don't hermits choose that lifestyle? Are there happy hermits who wanted to be accepted and just couldn't?
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>tfw hate living like a hermit, but hate socializing just as bad
life is torture
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