you are here.. not by chance, nobody on this forum is sane. This place is an asylum where we voluntarily check in and stay.
Its time to admit it, if you haven't already. Spill it.. you know you want to scribble it on these walls.
/o\ why did I post this here and not the psychology subforum!? This is what I get for posting during work..


you are here.. not by chance, nobody on this forum is sane. This place is an asylum where we voluntarily check in and stay.
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(as per tcaudilllg)
In my case I found that despite me doing what I have been taught to do all my life.. it only resulted in this sense of emptiness and crushing nihilism / depression. So, I started searching for a way to fix my situation. Eventually I realized that I wasn't alone in this and so after trying to swallow the "improvement pill".. I came to understand that not only I was broken, but most other people as well were being crushed by currents and forces outside of themselves operating on a materialist programming that is driving and generating this bleak nihilistic perspective. Which is how I found Nietzsche and the phrase "Become who you are." This started a tendency in me that I still have, that is of analyzing not only other ppl around me, but myself as well, "why do I do X?" "what is the root cause of Y behavior in me" "why did I feel that?" and so on. Eventually it led to MBTI via my university (psychology and education), then Enneagram and later Socionics and this purgatory of some sorts. e_e my interaction with people here wasn;t all that fruitful, but I did find some of the inmates to be interesting people and grew to like them. Eventually after being burdened with too many possibilities
. So I contacted DarkAngelFireWolf69 and he gave me my answer. I was skeptical at first... but I couldn't shake the feeling, the same one when I got typed enneagram type 6.. so I read and looked and yeah, the puzzle just snapped together. I was doing all these things because of LSI or maybe I was LSI, because I was doing all these things? At any rate, coming here turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
