anyone else have literally no talents or skills what so ever?

>>38729124
i can spin like 3 pen tricks. it impresses the normies but that's really it

I have really good aim in games but im too lazy to practice anything else so im shit

>>38729705
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play csgo you literally just need aim to have a decent rank

>>38729124
I'm an alright sander, I guess. And I can drive a forklift, but those are really easy to learn with minimal effort. So I don't really have anything going for me.

>>38729737
I have a decent rank in cs go, I changed my sensitivity so now im shit tho, lem

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>>38729124
Too much of an anti social retard on top of not being good enough? Low GM- high master on sc2, Dia1 and master tier S4 season on lol. I did make some money ( not a big amount) out of it but no one ever knew who I was on top of never being involved with the community or local scene so I was a literal who. i am too old and I hate team games so unless sc bw remastered become a big thing and I can make some money out of it I am going to become a wagecuck soon.

I CAN draw, I just never practice. It's not even like a special thing anymore, everybody draws now.

>>38729124
What I want most in life is to have some sort of skill/talent of value. I'm not cut out to be a wageslave, but I wish I could make a little money doing something that I actually have an interest in so I could contribute something to the family instead of being a pure leech.

I just can't seem to find a passion for anything that's strong enough to pursue it relentlessly, and I can't find a way to turn my interests into money-making pursuits.

Money aside, I still wish I at least had a passion for something strong enough to give me something meaningful to pass the time and motivate me to stop being lazy.

>>38729124
I can awful and shitty music.

>>38730305
can make*
this is an original correction of my post

>>38729124
Talents don't come with doing nothing. anon. Find something to do in your spare time and keep doing it until you get good.

>>38730461
They kinda do sometimes, I didn't start drawing at 4 years old because I wanted to become an "artist" I just wanted to draw some fucking animals. I happened to be good at it and got a lot of encouragement over the years so it felt good to keep doing it, the reward was getting complimented on it and have people ask me for requests. Now I don't get that and don't have anyone to share anything I enjoy with, so I stopped doing it. Anything I start now would seem like pointless mental masturbation even if it isn't and it's just a genuine way of giving my life some meaning. There still needs to be motivation behind the act.

>"So Anon what do you do?"
>erm when I'm not studying or working I volunteer my time to tutor disadvantaged kids and recycle computers for the poor
>"Wow Anon you must be good with computers and maths then?"
>Y-yeah

>>38729124
my talents at playing Roblox are attracting the attention of curious children. One now follows me around and calls me master, but I have never said anything other than hello to him.

Is this what power is?