>>7849321Yeah well that's what I love about that collective hivemind here. Point is that if you're forced to live in your own thoughts (it's better not to be that too chatty soldier and at home I live alone) and you don't have any real human been to test your ideas on and have some feedback, that you are indeed still somewhat sane, you start to develop some sort of imposter syndrome. Also that stupid feeling of being as a spectator in your own life. Can't stand that shit.
