I think my boredom comes from the "You can't do that" thing.
My list of things I want to do/see/experience/witness is like a million miles long, but when I think how many of them I can actually do right now, it shrinks to zero. Kinda like if you put me into a room with a PS6 containing a million games. I'd be excited and want to play a lot of games on it. But then if I wasn't allowed to use the PS6, I'd grow bored quickly and complain I have nothing to do. Boredom = I'm depressed because I can't do anything I want, at least in my case. Boredom = none of the things I can do are things I'd like to do.
Lately I have felt that I never want to go for a walk again. I hate going for walks. But why is that? Because I don't have my dog with me. If I got my dog back, I'd gladly go for walks again.
Same with social meetings. I'll say "I hate meeting people", but that's not true. If the people were as great as I'd like them to be, I'd gladly go and meet new people.
I say I'm asexual. But if I had the perfect body and the other person had the perfect body and personality too, I'm pretty sure I'd stop being asexual and become a sexual being.
And yeah, this world is boring. I want to live in a world with lots of great things to do, a magical world. Also, I hate when I grow tired of something. I mean I rarely find books that I like, but when I do, I like to reread them constantly until my mind is like "Please, take a break! I can't do this anymore!". It was nice when I was a child and everything was new and exciting. Like video games, I used to like all kinds of video games, nowadays I'm all "But will it be as good as Dark Souls 1, Thiefs, FF7 etc.?". My standards have risen. As a kid I'd enjoy 3/10 games, nowadays I'm like "This game must be 10/10 for me to enjoy it."
I said boredom = being unable to do things I want, but it's also "getting bored of the things that excited me after doing them a million times".
Don't be offended. Your posts are all eerily similar.
Kind of a rude thing to say. Try to think about things from their perspective. Don't discourage them from posting, especially since they have never made a bad post, even if their posts are similar. Their life is probably already hard and filled with people treating them like crap, no need to criticize them for things out of their control. How would you feel if you had had a shitty day, came here, and the first post addressed to you said "No offense, but I don't like your posts!"?
I remember when I was on one forum, and sometimes I and a couple of other people welcomed new users there, and then the mods started to complain to us that we should put more effort into writing more unique and longer greetings. We were like "Well I'm not good at English, and I don't have the mental energy or interest or time to study "how to write long unique, high-effort greetings to every person" so we stopped greeting entirely. Well then the new users would complain "Why does no one greet us? Why does no one speak to us? This forum is so unwelcoming. I don't like it here." and the mods would complain "Why does no one greet these new users? Why do the new users bomb us mods with basic questions instead of asking from other users? Why do they complain this forum is unwelcoming and leave soon after?".
It was ridiculous. The new users would say "Hey, I'm Kevin and I'm new here!", I'd write "Hey Kevin! Nice to have you here! If you need help, feel free to ask me. I hope you enjoy your stay!" and the mods would complain "Why is your greeting so basic? Put more effort into it!". How the fuck do I put more effort into my greeting when 99% of the new users's introduction threads were "Hey! I'm new here!". Then very rarely a new user would make a thread and say something more about themselves like "I'm Linda! I love cats and own two cats myself!" and I'd write "Hey, Linda! Cats are cute! What kind of cats do you have? Do they have any unique traits?" and the mods would complain "Your post is still too short and boring!".
I'd rather receive a similar reply than receive no replies at all. I was on one other forum, I made an introduction post, and received zero replies (and emojis didn't exist, so I didn't even get any like/hugs/love emoji reactions. At that point I'd have rather gotten a short copy-pasted reply than no replies at all.
Also, first people complain about posters going too out of character, now they complain about people being too in-character. Funny how things change so quickly.