- Social media addiction
- Surrounded by superficial people and lacking meaningful connection
- Can't think due to constantly listening to music and using phone
- Lack of exercise
- Mindless consumerism
- Alcoholism and drug addiction
- Fast food addiction
- Under-sleeping
- Slaving at a garbage job to support your lifestyle
A typical normie day:
Wake up after 5 hours of sleep and check phone. Sit in bed browsing through Instagram and TikTok. Get up and decide to skip the gym today (you're too tired. And too lazy). Instead, you go to your university class, where you gossip with your classmates.
You leave university and listen to music on the way home, which prevents you from self-reflecting. Once home, you attempt to cope with your emptiness by ordering new clothes from an online fast fashion website – you hope that they'll help you appear more "trendy", which will make people like you more, right?
In the evening, after scrolling TikTok for a few hours, you meet up with your friends and hit the club. You spend a lot of money on drinks and drugs, and end up humiliating yourself by vomiting on the dance-floor. You're kicked out by the bouncers, and none of your friends come out to check on you. But this is what being young is all about, right?
You drunkenly stumble into a fast food restaurant and eat a meal. Then you go back to your dorm room, alone, and have a few hours sleep. You set your alarm for 7am, so that you're up in time to head to your week-end job as a cashier.
Repeat.
