Robot Creation

>>38859933

well, mostly because normies forced us to, and a majority of us have shit social skill/autism

>>38859933
None of the above, anon.

We become robots because we' re different. Not because we either want to, and not because of the influence of normies. We just become robots. It is like cancer, it grows out whether you like it or not.

Me personally? I chose this life. I always looked down on normalfags like the human livestock which they are. Separation from the masses is the only way I can sleep at night, knowing that I am not like *them*.

>>38859961
Don't you think the shit social skill is because of the normies?

>>38859976
If we are so different then how come there aren't groups of robots?

>>38860073
I just can't enjoy normie things at all and wonder how they can

>>38859933
I think I became one because there were several factors that encouraged it as well as my own will. Although, I'm not sure if it was really my will or not. The main reason I'm a robot is because I'm lazy and apathetic, which doesn't provide me with enough incentive to do anything to improve my life. I made that choice, but at the same time, I wonder if it was ushered by my laziness...

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We became robots because we are all similar to eachother and we all came together to be with others similar to eachother
That's why you guys are my only friends

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I think it was a natural progression of both my personal aesthetics as well as outside forces

I was born very sensitive so I learned to suppress and repress things
I was given much reason to distrust people during my development so I sought shelter inside myself

this path hasn't been easy and I'm far from being where I want to be but this is the only life I would want to live

I became a "robot" cause of my own short-comings and the fact that I don't wanna socialise.
Normies are annoying and loud.