Posts by Jerry Robinson56

Don't bother lecturing me on reality; it hits much harder than any virtual simulation ever could, regardless of how far you try to distance yourself from it.

Joseph Bailey41 said:Who do you think you are, Trump? 🤣

Besides, I'm on strike because I haven't received a single paycheck yet, and I've put in plenty of hours. ☕

... I suspect (😁) they would pay you regardless of whether you actually performed any labor or simply sat there doing what you do.
Indeed, in my experience—work is what defines a man.

Maria Barnes said:My advice—without saying which group I belong to—is simple: just pretend you're normal. In a digital space like Reddit, that’s easy enough. Or, if you really need to talk, maybe stick to discussing the weather on Psychology Today. 🙂

I'd suggest the same thing you did, just with a slight twist. 🙂

This thread could serve as a sanctuary or a retreat completely free from psychoanalysis and reality checks. Everyone stays sane!

You can do it!

The analysis should focus on actions rather than character to ensure compliance with the rules 🙂—though we could always just maintain a polite, stoic British facade. 😁 how yes no

That said, some people certainly attempt to present themselves as normal on certain topics. The reverse holds true as well. One's experience in the virtual realm can often feel more visceral than reality itself. I am not suggesting being toxic, but a few biting remarks are surely permissible.

Joseph Bailey41 said:To be honest, I actually find it kind of comforting when I realize someone else is even more out there than I am. 🕺

Ask yourself just one thing: do you actually think you’re feeling lucky? ... Not so tough now, are you, girly girl? 😬

And frankly, this particular corner of the internet isn't exactly the place to go looking for sympathy.

Chris Williams said:I suppose I don't quite follow how happiness is a process. A process of what, exactly?

It’s about the events occurring around you, rather than the experience itself. You actually wrote something quite similar once, or perhaps you were just quoting someone else. There is also that poignant sentiment regarding happiness:

don't chase it; it is like a shadow... it will follow you.

I have always had a fondness for the phrase "who knows why that works." Quite often, there exist these small, invisible side doors—a way to find an exclusive reprieve from the chaos swirling around you... much like finding a side exit in a tunnel.

How can those who consider themselves "normal" offer any meaningful assistance to those who feel they are anything but? 🤔 ... Whether the approach should be mutual or one-sided remains to be seen... 🕺

This thread could serve as either a sanctuary or a refuge, provided we indulge in a bit of psychoanalysis and some necessary reality checks.

Matthew Harris5 said:Money, luck, and all the right circumstances don't mean a thing if you lack psychological maturity and emotional stability.

I would suggest you are mistaken, primarily because you are judging the situation based on your own character. You are a good person... but then again, sick people exist too. Restlessness is often the first symptom. Malice is the second, followed by the awareness of that malice.
A simple miscalibration is often the answer.
However, you are fundamentally correct 😉 regarding spirituality and wit.

Happiness isn't merely an emotional state, and treating it as such is a fundamental error—a complete misdirection of thought. People frequently mistake a sense of momentum for true happiness. In reality, happiness is a process. If you are fortunate enough to grasp this distinction, you will find yourself experiencing both the highs and the lows with equal clarity. One cannot truly expect happiness, for once expectation enters the equation, the essence of the thing vanishes. I believe Salinger articulated this quite plainly in Franny and Zoe, if my memory serves me.
However, one can certainly harbor the hope that fortune might favor them, provided they have the courage to remain authentic...

As for wealth, you can purchase happiness for as long as people insist that money isn't a magic wand. The only real variable is the caliber of the experience you are buying...

darktinker4

Your first step should be to check the BIOS to see if the machine even recognizes the drive. That is the fundamental starting point. It is entirely possible that a SATA cable simply nudged itself loose from the motherboard connector. Depending on which motherboard you are running, you will likely need to tap a specific key—usually Delete—immediately after powering the system on to access the BIOS interface and view the hardware status.
The error message your computer displayed suggests that a cable has become disconnected or shifted, causing the SSD to effectively vanish from the system. While there is always a marginal possibility that the drive itself is failing, I wouldn't jump to that conclusion just yet.

Indeed, life has a peculiar way of throwing curveballs just when you think you've finally found your footing. It’s in those moments that you find yourself staring back at a reflection that feels entirely foreign.

Greetings, my friend briskwalker10

I have been dedicating considerable effort to various socially impactful endeavors in the real world 😁. In fact, during the late hours this past Saturday, I happened upon a truly refined and fascinating individual—one of those rare types of people that seems to be vanishing from our society altogether
. So, there it is... one must actually work toward meaningful change, rather than merely leaving words behind on a screen. It seems many people lack the capacity to grasp either what they write or the profound implications of what has already been stated
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Regards

analogangler8 said:Hi,
I’ve been wrestling with this one for quite a while now.

What defines a "bitch"?
Why is it considered such a negative trait when a woman refuses to be walked all over and simply speaks her mind about what bothers her?
Apparently, wanting the best for yourself is "bad" because you're supposed to just settle for whatever comes your way.
I’m single and don't have kids, and people in my town love to rub it in my face, acting like I'm somehow "above everyone else" just because I haven't tied myself down yet. They act like choice is an illusion. My response? I don't care about anyone else's business, and I certainly don't live my life according to their rules. I'll marry when I find the right person. I definitely won't settle for someone I don't actually like. To be honest, I also know deep down that I don't have much to offer right now—people have really hammered that idea into my head—but I refuse to look for a partner until I have my career and my own stability figured out.
How do I move past this constant belittling?
How do you all define a "bitch"?

Even my brother called me one, but honestly, he isn't exactly the gold standard for relationship advice given his own track record, so I won't bother addressing his specific opinion.

Do we really live in a society where women who aren't married are viewed as "lesser," giving everyone the right to shame them? Do we truly have no agency in our own lives?

The age-old question.

I wouldn't go so far as to say it applies universally, though it is easy to cast such labels. There is a distinction between fighting for one's rights and merely indulging one's impulses. The real issue is the arbiter—who is doing the labeling? Ultimately, the critic matters very little. If your intentions are honorable and you speak your truth directly, that is a virtue. It shows a lack of surrender.😁
Regarding family and children, there is no biological or social deadline, whether you are in your 20s or your 40s. Many exceptional women choose to remain single, often possessing remarkable cognitive or creative talents. It is a historical constant that those who deviate from the norm face discrimination. This applies to everyone deemed "lesser" or "greater" by the collective.

I have encountered plenty of "top-tier" bitches; they even find their way into politics... which is predictable.
They may lack character, but they possess status.

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Joseph Bailey41 said:You aren't going to pry any private info about other members out of me, no matter how hard you try. 🙂

As Bob Rock would say: go ahead and cover it in flowers... though perhaps we should focus on the delusions that are harming everyone here instead.

https://ru-clip.com/video/6nhAx1TiBm...ing-of-hd.html

It is quite worth a watch.

And after that, here is another one to lean your bicycle against, courtesy of the front desk manager.



Then, simply compare the dates of these so-called "anniversaries"...
you can see just how easy it is to manufacture a delusion.

Of course, they are utterly convinced of it. It’s all just empty posturing and vanity... (unrelated to my uncle, perhaps, but certainly related to my aunt)

However, one must perform a more rigorous analysis. We need to demonstrate to even the most simple-minded masses that these displayed delusions directly impact the psychological state—starting with the absurd question of who among us is actually sane... and moving toward the suppression of that primal impulse which drove evolution itself, such as the instinctual drive to aid others, a trait observed even in animals regardless of species.
As for the technical details, I am quite well-versed in the mechanics themselves, though I find myself constantly learning "new" things that are, in reality, nothing more than old truths repackaged.

This discussion originally drifted toward delusions—specifically, why some are ruinous while others are devoted. In essence, it is the same mechanism of belief (be it aliens or God), which serves as a starkly simple exposure of how hollow certain forms can be. It touches upon psychology and methodology, illustrating how the low-quality specimens of the human race construct delusions to facilitate their own self-presentation.

http://www.bilten.org/?p=22989
The Rimac Case: Selling Smoke to the Masses
Domagoj Mihaljević
03.23.2018.

A very straightforward demonstration of how an honest, intelligent, and decent Man immediately strips the mask off a fraud like Mat, the son of a criminal from Boise... though we all know the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Psychology and psychiatry, much like any scientific discipline, rely on the comparison of facts against how the opposing party perceives or interprets them. Occasionally, this becomes grotesquely painful, much like Crnoja, who insists everything was handled in the best possible manner... and when asked who he was actually working for, he coldly replied, "for myself." It matters little to him that he was spending other people's money to fund his own lifestyle. If one possesses enough brilliant minds to conduct such comparisons, the true presentation of reality is eventually resolved.
Without question, this remains one of the greatest embarrassments and cesspools in our nation...

Ultimately, it is about creating the illusion that something extraordinary was built for the collective good, when in fact, it has been a massive lie from the very beginning regarding almost everything. Through this specific example, one can discern the exact methods they use to sell smoke—knowledge that is quite useful to have when you encounter them, as the first indicator is always a total departure from reality.

And, naturally, once a significant portion of the lie is exposed, they pivot to utilizing feminine attributes as a distraction.

The most beautiful bicycle rack; a new role following the marketing phase.

Maria Barnes said:I’m looking for candidates for the Psychology moderator position. Since gender doesn't matter here, I'll use feminine pronouns for the role:

We need someone sociable, easygoing, educated, and genuinely sharp. No mental health issues, and zero interest in chasing clout or money—just a desire to support our community and subforums.

Candidates should be psychologists, psychiatrists, or psychotherapists by profession, or at least aspiring to be. To apply, submit a brief essay titled: "What would I do if I were the Psychology moderator?"

I have a quick question if I may
What happened to Whereabouts?
Aside from being in that gray area of membership, I remember their avatar, several insightful posts, and a certain sharpness to their wit.
I don't personally have any history with them; I'm simply asking for the sake of the chat.

Flying said:Suslov loves him more than he loves me. I suppose he just reminds him of his late uncle. ☕

... let us pass the ball
this feels like "uncharted territory" to me
how am I supposed to interpret this? Like some foreign indie flick titled Life with an uncle?
Who's going to take a seat on the couch 😁

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briskwalker10 said:haha, honestly can't recall... and I'm not going into details right now.. 😳

Anyway, let's get back to Jerry Robinson56... 😁 So, where did he disappear to? 🤣

I appreciate the "praise," though you did suggest I’ve "lost my edge"... clearly, you have an affinity for women. 🕺

I find myself constantly attempting to bypass certain established protocols, which is quite exhausting; one must always exert effort to decipher how others "perceive" things.

briskwalker10 said:haha, honestly can't recall... and I'm not going into details right now.. 😳

Anyway, let's get back to Jerry Robinson56... 😁 So, where did he disappear to? 🤣

F. wouldn't bother interpreting it; he would simply climb into bed 😁, though the number of drinks consumed in your vicinity might be seen as a gathering of "courage." A socially acceptable way to grease the wheels.
However, the specifics of the dream merely reflect a true man's respect for her. The result is a mere fortune cookie sentiment— Nothing lasts forever ... time is the enemy.
Joseph Bailey41 is a highly intriguing individual {from what I can observe}, provided one hopes she isn't married to a man with a mustache.

I recently encountered a prominent lady from her industry at a harp concert, and she remains as radiant as a rose she once received.

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Joseph Bailey41 said:Did I have a five-pointed star there, too? 🤔

It appears someone recently attempted to start a discussion regarding psychology, though it was apparently rejected.
Regardless, it would be prudent to challenge certain misconceptions surrounding psychosis and similar diagnoses in favor of colorful pills that will undoubtedly alter you—though certainly not necessarily "for the better."
Consider this: if actual psychopaths (those capable of masking their true nature) can exercise self-control, is it not possible that you—the healthy or merely semi-stable—might also succumb 😁 to mere circumstantial pressures before seeking assistance.
One should practice some semblance of self-compassion to begin with; we all falter occasionally. What matters is refusing to persist in those errors. 😁

briskwalker10 said:Where's Jerry Robinson56 when we actually need him? ☕

in my armchair 🙂