>never got laid, or had little success with women, so he shits

>>38534755
I don't shit on anyone or anything. I'm not toxic. I'm not liked either because I'm a meek nonconfrontational personality that doesn't seem to have any opinions (I just don't want to challenge you, there's no point to being right) so it plays out the same way every time. Also I'm not social enough to acquire drugs or a girlfriend but I only have myself to blame but my anxiety literally won't let me do those things.

>>38534755
>believed the "drugs are bad" meme and never did them, so he shits on them constantly
Drugs can be really bad if you don't have a good dealer or if you abuse of them. I've met people whose lives has been ruined because of drugs.
People don't like you because all you do is whinning about your problems. At least you admit you shit on others for your own problems.

>>38534843
Get off your ass and go to therapy, man. They'll give you meds. If it is actually anxiety, and not just you letting yourself talk yourself out of doing things because it's easier to sit at home.

Clearly you aren't like the others on this board, so get some meds, realize your potential and go enjoy your life before it's too late.

>>38534899
literally anything can ruin your life if you do it wrong.

>>38534899
>Drugs can be really bad

Yeah, but less likely to be if you have the slightest modicum of self control.

Note: this does not apply to cocaine, meth, heroine, etc. Don't be a retard. That shit is violently addictive.

>>38534920
>"meds"
modern day chemical analogue to lobotomy.

>>38534920
I've tried some SSRIs they didn't work and I'm too anxious to do talk therapy. >>38534964 isn't me by the way. The therapist suggested lyrica which isn't an SSRI and I will be trying it soon hopefully something changes.

>>38534964
This is exactly what I'm talking about

They help people. Countless stories of how people's lives were drastically improved after taking meds for mental conditions are available to you. I myself am on antidepressants and I feel much better now

>>38535010
That's great, man.

Should still try and force yourself to do talk, though. Medication and therapy together are the ideal circumstances for improvement.