When you're interacting with normies in your lives, how do you manage these relationships? For example, if you're in the breakroom at work and Marge comments on how skinny you are or how you can eat donut because you'll run it off, how do you manage such a situation? When you're out there crushing it due to all the other lifestyle benefits of running and the normies around you wonder where you get all the energy for it, how do you respond to these normies?
Eat a donut.
You only have to address the food stuff, which is annoying. Say you are allergic. To everything. You are allergic.
If Marge is enquiring because she is a genuinely nice woman who is concerned or doesn't understand your physique/eating because it's so different to everyone else's, be nice and explain to her. If Marge is making catty comments or trying to stir the pot, feel free to say something catty back. I had a colleague who always used to comment on what I ate - she was petty and not pleasant and it got tiring.
ace degenerate wrote:
When you're interacting with normies in your lives, how do you manage these relationships? For example, if you're in the breakroom at work and Marge comments on how skinny you are or how you can eat donut because you'll run it off, how do you manage such a situation? When you're out there crushing it due to all the other lifestyle benefits of running and the normies around you wonder where you get all the energy for it, how do you respond to these normies?
Your first priority is to learn how to interact with your fellow humanoids.
Your second is to get over yourself thinking you're special because you run.
More tips to come.
chihuahua - wah. wrote:
I had a colleague who always used to comment on what I ate - she was petty and not pleasant and it got tiring.
She was probably always "on a diet"
Isn't that just another kind of eating disorder?
How should we address this issue?
Assert dominance of course. Ask good looking females for dates. All other people advise to follow your instagram for life and diet advise
ace degenerate wrote:
When you're interacting with normies in your lives, how do you manage these relationships? For example, if you're in the breakroom at work and Marge comments on how skinny you are or how you can eat donut because you'll run it off, how do you manage such a situation? When you're out there crushing it due to all the other lifestyle benefits of running and the normies around you wonder where you get all the energy for it, how do you respond to these normies?
“Normies”? What are you, a paranormie spook?
You are most welcome wrote:
Your first priority is to learn how to interact with your fellow humanoids.
Your second is to get over yourself thinking you're special because you run.
More tips to come.
ace degenerate wrote:
When you're interacting with normies in your lives, how do you manage these relationships? For example, if you're in the breakroom at work and Marge comments on how skinny you are or how you can eat donut because you'll run it off, how do you manage such a situation? When you're out there crushing it due to all the other lifestyle benefits of running and the normies around you wonder where you get all the energy for it, how do you respond to these normies?
You tell Marge the truth that you are just some rather average dude who happens to run a lot but is incapable of making small talk to well meaning older women at work.
Do any of you autists even know what a normie is?
Current use of normie does away with such specific applications. Its more generalized use, however, sometimes comes with an implied sneer of condescension or contempt, particularly within online communities. It has taken hold in the language of memes and was, for a while, part of the vocabulary of alt-right discourse.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/words-were-watching-normie-normcore
bro broo bro wrote:
Do any of you autists even know what a normie is?
Someone who eats donuts.
paranorm wrote:
You tell Marge the truth that you are just some rather average dude who happens to run a lot but is incapable of making small talk to well meaning older women at work.
Seriously - 'the breakroom at work' is antinormie talk for I have utterly failed in life. Son, you've got to do better....
You are most welcome wrote:
bro broo bro wrote:
Do any of you autists even know what a normie is?
Someone who eats donuts.
I was thinking a 5'8" male, 185 lbs (not muscle) with an IQ one standard deviation from the mean of 100? And 5'4" female at around 170 lbs with the same aforementioned characteristics.
vlt. wrote:
Eat a donut.
This is it. Saw an old friend from 20 years past the other day. Talked about lifestyle hobbies a bit. We were out with kids so I crushed some popcorn, candies, energy bars, I think I had a sandwich too. Then started talking about how hungry I was for lunch. I think I had 5 guys that day and then an XL dominos pizza for dinner.
bro broo bro wrote:
You are most welcome wrote:
Someone who eats donuts.
I was thinking a 5'8" male, 185 lbs (not muscle) with an IQ one standard deviation from the mean of 100? And 5'4" female at around 170 lbs with the same aforementioned characteristics.
You don't have to work at Walmart forever. Something better will come along eventually.
Hang in there.
You are most welcome wrote:
bro broo bro wrote:
I was thinking a 5'8" male, 185 lbs (not muscle) with an IQ one standard deviation from the mean of 100? And 5'4" female at around 170 lbs with the same aforementioned characteristics.
You don't have to work at Walmart forever. Something better will come along eventually.
Hang in there.
Normies going to norm.
'Normie' is a great example of how 'meme-culture' has permeated all circles, and we cannot escape it. 2-3 years ago it was used in certain twitter circles and on message boards, but now it is everywhere and used as a generic insult. This is just another version of 'boomer' or 'karen' . These terms are vapid/empty/meaningless, just like all other memes, and we should make a conscious effort to remove them from everyday usage. They are just the medium of communication, without a message.
I'll reach a bit more and say that a normie is typically someone who has qualities that a 'previous version of yourself' had. We look into the mirror and see a reflection of ourself and wish to shatter the mirror; the mirror breaks into many pieces but each shard still bears a fragment of ... yourself. You can't erase the previous you, but you can hate it insufficiently.
So - A Normie means different things to different people. How do you respond to people who live life in ways that appear less fulfilling than your own? It depends. If you are about the 'normie' your response should be measured and prod them towards leading a better life (e.g. get them outside and off 'drugs' like youtube). If you don't care about them, then respond with whatever seems appropriate. idk I have never thought about these things and am surprised people think about how to respond to comments like this.
Have a discussion on working out, tell them about your schedule of workouts, prs etc,,. Then discuss what foods you eat, your bmi, you max weights. Top it off with a discussion about your voracious sex drive and how easy it is for you to pick up and satisfy women. Be sure to wink at the hottest girl in the room when you say that.