i now fap to yiff
i now value humanities education
i understand that shitty people can be rich
i understand that shitty people can say good things and it doesn't make them not shitty
i am now less racist against the japanese and koreans
i am less of a stupid aggressive asshole
i understand that cynicism can make you dumb
i understand that nerds can be assholes too

/fit/ made me hot as fuck

that's pretty much it

became a pedophile
fucked my daughter
into scta porn, beastiality, gore porn etc
hate women more than ever
cut my dick off
thanks 4 chan.

Well before /r9k/ got shut down I was at an all time low in my life with no self confidence. When it got shut down I moved to /fit/ and started working out. That caused a kind of a butterfly effect since my confidence improved so did every other aspect of my life which was awesome. Thanks to /ic/ I stopped being an anime faggot and started improving my art a lot more.

>>1543244

thanks to /ic/ i realized that there was some kind of strand or commonality between french comix and manga which helped me to understand how the mechanics of manga work so that i could use them as opposed to merely appropriating the surface style, or worse, religiously avoiding the style in some sort of unexamined backlash

/mu/ (my main board) made my tastes less pleb and turned me in to "that guy" who knows about all the new releases and listens to everything. I wouldn't listen to 99% of the stuff I listen to (especially not things like black metal or hip hop) without it. <3 /mu/

/tv/ turned me into a hebephile/ephebophile and got me into watching some tv series like doctor who

/fa/ made me dress better

/fit/ taught me a little bit about nutrition and how to be healthier but i haven't really used it to bulk up... yet

/x/ showed me a bunch of cool creepy youtube videos and creepypasta but not a whole lot of great stuff there nowadays

/ck/ got me into cooking a little bit

/ic/ discouraged any hopes of every getting back into drawing

/co/ got me in to comics and adventure time, regular show, and that new scooby doo

/toy/ got me into buying some action figures and legos again then i gave up because i'm poor as fuck

that's about it

4chan hasn't changed me, I have changed 4chan.

>>1543230
i love you.

FUCK YOU ROBOT COCKSUCKER etc

I hate cynics
Became slightly cynical, or at least sceptical of other peoples motives in life
Self loathing has evolved into something more, like it fuels me and gives me energy
Bi-curious
Apathetic and stoic
Understanding that people bullshit constantly
Envy and hate those who have found love
Just proved over and over that people who claim to have ">130 IQ" are pretty fucking clueless

I now suspect many more people are stridently racist and alarmingly, rapily (yes, I made up a word) sexist than I previously thought.

Also, I now distrust anyone who casually mentions their IQ.

My sense of humor has become much more disgusting.

I'm now unfazed by anything that's not gore/underage.

I rage harder at people under 18 and their whiny faggotry.

I find fucking with people much funnier.

Guess which board.

/lit/ got me into reading nonfiction, which resulted in a change in my whole belief system, from religion to personal philosophies. Since then I have read dozens of books on science and philosophy. The recommendation of a book from one person changed my entire life.

/mu/ helped me discover some of the bands I'm really into. Great music.

/b/ showed me very stupid, but funny, humor. It wouldn't be wrong to say it made me more humorous.

>>1543180
/mu/, /fa/, /fit/, /lit/
>inb4hipsterfaggot

/co/ taught me to read between the lines and enhanced got me into many cool comics.

/mu/ inspired me to learn the guitar.

/tg/ got me into drawing and sketching

/b/ has enhanced my sense of humour.

/x/ made me realise that we barely no shit about ourselves and the universe we live in

>you are now aware today's 18 year olds were 13 in 2007

>>1543349
>ignore the enhanced part, I should have proof read that.

/b/ mainly Bailey Jay in particular got be into traps, before I was repulsed by them. I don't think i could ever fuck one though, the camera hides alot of there masculine features.

/v/ actually made me hate pretentious games instead of making me like them, I really don't want to end up like some faggot who measures his intelligence based on his vidya tastes.

/cgl/ made me loss all sympathy for fat women.

/r9k/ and /soc/ made me hate girls who browse 4chan, just a bunch of ugly/average girls who think they're gods gift to men.

I've certainly gained a lot of information about things on the internet and in the world that I wouldn't have heard of otherwise.

I would say that /mu/ developed my music taste but I have a feeling it would have happened anyway it was just a good community to it in, but I have since left /mu/ because the trolling is unbearable.

/tv/ actually got me into watching television. For a long time I never watched anything but now I always have some series marathoning.

The one thing it has definitely done is make me far more open minded. The last part of my adolescence was spent on 4chan and I think it has ultimately made me a better person. It's strange to me how some people still have really strict moral values about anything. It's also killed off my nationality. I don't really see myself as English but more a part of the internet culture. Which is somewhat sad but the truth is that what is happening here, right now, is what people will remember this time period for not for keeping up some shitty British traditions.

I realised I'm not as strange as I once thought I was, that there are many people here who have made worse decisions, have had higher spaghetti levels, or just have much worse personalities than I have.

/tg/ got me into some new novels I hadn't read, same with /a/ but for anime

Also, without 4chan my glorious fap folder may never have existed. And for that I thank you 4chan.

>/mu/ changed my life

I think I have become much more cynical/cautious of other people from the things I have seen here. I have developed a sense of humor that makes others uncomfortable.
Positives include:
Knowing much more about how to protect my own privacy, if necessary.
Knowing better than to do a lot of stupid shit people do on the internet.
Greater interest in cooking, and learning about things like cast iron cookware.
Love for lolita fashion, learning about other random girly things.
Lifehacks.
Early healthier, lifting.
I'm sure there is a ton more but I have a fucking cold that's killing my face.

>/mu/ changed my life
>/mu/

/fa/ and /fit/ have changed me in more ways than I imagined possible.

I hate vidya now after years of loving it, thank you /v/!

ok i give you lit/ mu/ and fit/
but fa/ ist just a bunch of pretentious superficial sheep. Seriously, they would wear a pink, sparkly tutu if some fashion guru announced it as "the new hot thing"

It's made me a FUCKLOAD more perverted.

Traps, analbation, pegging.
It's all good.

>>1543512
>Confirmed for never browsing /fa/.

All /fa/ ever talks about are basics and fit, they literally do not deviate out of that.

But sweatpants are more comfortable that what I mentioned anyway right?

My racism toward whites are stronger, socially. I'm convinced that most of them don't want nothing to do with blacks. The ones that do interact with are forcing their interactions. I never had thoughts like this before.

/r9k/ makes me depressed. I subconsciously attempt to relate to myself whenever reading a story or issues that another person has. The result? I focus on changing myself instead of just accepting the moment. Then, I end up going here to see how I can relieve my symptoms of self doubt.

/b/ may have had an influence on me liking traps. Not sure though. /b/ definitely desensitized me to the more disgusting shit that goes in in the world. I don't think I can go any lower on my expectations on how lousy people can be.

/fit/ motivated me to stay in the gym