>>48985
You've probably been watching too many sitcoms, John, but now that you mention it, for years I suffered, mildly, from a paranoid delusion that my entire existence might be an experiment being conducted by unseen observers.

>>49026
i get u
when i was like 5 i used to think i was a robot and my eyes were cameras

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OP how often do you report this question?

>Do you ever have moments in your life where you feel like youre in a sitcom?

I think you posted it on /x last time if that helps

>>49028
Can you show me where?
I never posted this question anywhere else before, but if I did, show me.

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>>49029

Well if was not you someone ask the same question
I checked /x it's gone I don't know if there's an archive
If there is let me know I'll have another look
till then
"I'll be seeing you"

When I was a little kid I did. Then I grew up a little and realized that sitcoms are notoriously bad and poorly written, and I should be able to do better than that with any effort at all.

>>49041
No I've never had such moments. Maybe some day I will have one or even more of those, but it certainly seems that it is yet to be discovered and it is quite impossible to imagine what would that kind of a moment be like for me... since I have no experience, but that might be subject to change, depending on whether those sit-com moments will or will not be happening to me in reality sometime in future. Or, that's how I see it, I can be wrong of course, but I might be right as well, as there is no way for me to (or anybody, really, if you think about it) tell that, unless someone comes up with some way of knowing in advance, be that technological or based on some other form of knowing that we are still unaware of.

>>49026
Truman Show?

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Sometimes I look off to the side during stupid moments as if I'm making eye contact with an non-existent audience but I do it as a joke for myself. I don't think my life is t.v. or anything.

>>49085
You know how I deal with awkward situations?Just emotionally detach myself.

And limit my social interactions.

>>49086
Same.

The emotions of a live studio audience would make my life seem far more interesting.

>>48985
Yes. The older I get the more I realize life isn't that serious and I started observing things from the 3rd person more. When you do that, you start picking up on little things and the world slowly turns into a giant sitcom set, and you're the audience.

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>>49107
Story of my life

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>>49030
fucking based and redpilled Prisoner (the best tv show ever made) poster

If you want The Prisoner style content check BrotherGoose2 @ rumble, we got a ton of episodes uploaded and a ton of life stories and media all about the main subject(s) of the show.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxHLFJzfQ2c&pp=ygUIcmV2IHNheXM%3D
>49108
Better story, intentionally blinding your third eye when the twenty four hour news cycle became too much and letting assmad gay gamers use literal CIA genetic super soldiers as relays until drug addiction turns them all into subjectivists. Also redacted number dub trips. Context sensitive.

>>> >>> >>>You know that one Denzel Washington movie, “Unstoppable”? It’s about a train that speeds towards a town, and the engineers try to stop it before it crashes into a chemical plant, as the country watches and waits, and hopes the explosion doesn’t happen. Well, Ramsey’s the train in this analogy. But, instead of hoping the train doesn’t crash, everybody is wondering how big of an explosion this can be, and hoping for it to be massive
🥩🥩

>>49107
I've had a favorite self made quote from my early teens "You all are my favorite sitcom".

And then, when COVID hit, with all the shit going on, I realized life really was like a sitcom.

"I used to think my life was a tragedy, but I realize it's a comedy", said Arthur Fleck.


It's ironic though that as a kid,adults always try to talk down to you, make things seem more profound than it really is.

As an adult, you have autonomy which makes you realize how much of a farce our socio-physical reality is.

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>>49109
Thanks