@TiredOfCoping It stopped showing that message after a short while, presumably having been approved by mods.
I'm the same when it comes to group activities, I'm much more comfortable one-on-one with people. I find it easier to open up whereas with groups I end up just being an observer and listening to what more interesting people have to say, then I feel like shit because it makes me feel like I'm not part of the group.
Even after a couple of weeks, it's still difficult for me to interact here, even though there's a bunch of people I'd love to get to know more it feels pointless since I plan on ctb pretty soon. I wish I'd found this place sooner and got to know more of you wonderful people.
Seeing your conversation @Burzolog and @irrelevant_string is just making me wish I'd learned more math and programming. There's so many things I'd love to learn. Too many.
That feeling might just be universal. I doubt that there are many people who are perfectly content with their decisions in the past, but this place is especially biased in favor of the opposite.
I don't know what you reasons for being suicidal are, but it's likely that you could still start learning any of these things at any moment if you'd like.
There are many things I'd love to learn too, but unfortunately one has to specialize a bit in order to gain a sufficient level of proficiency in at least one skill. The sad part is, I haven't really done that either.
Anyway, I just spent some amount of time trying to convince you that anyone's perception of me is likely completely wrong if it's anything other than - a depressed kid(my age is above 18 though) who occasionally likes to think they're smart and write long posts trying to demonstrate that while accomplishing the exact opposite.
Everything does seem pointless to me too and my writing long personal posts always leaves me with a feeling of unjustifiable self indulgence and being nothing but a validation-seeking primate, so I'll just stop here.