Thread: I hate society and want to live out of it, pleas provide me with help or opinions

Originally Posted by MrBlonde

You hate Society? Then what are doing on these forums? Especially one about Lucid Dreams. I hate people like you in the way you think your better than society. You tend to blame society for what you are. When in reality its your own damn fault. Crying out to others about how your going to exclude your self of society pretty lame and stupid. I've heard this story a thousand times and most I heard from were from psychopathic killers.

how many psychopathic killers do you talk to?

Originally Posted by Irken

how many psychopathic killers do you talk to?

They have their own web forums and garden-grill clubs.

Originally Posted by spockman

The winter will be your worst concern, not food or water. There are lots of ways to get water. Everyone talks about how old cities were built off of water sources. That's true. But the cultures and lifestyles of ancient civilizations were often based around the winter. Consider this above all else.

Flintnapping will be a useful skill. Hunting larger game will be... well... largely unsucessful in many global areas. Most, really. Even with modern rifles and little scent and blinds and vehicles most people who spend a couple weeks hunting for something like a deer won't suceed. So don't count on ever eating steak again. And I hope you like your own B.O. Without a band of even four or so people, I doubt you will have much lesiure time.

If I were you, I would bring an emergency kit that you fully intend never to open on your first long excursion. This will include some back up rations and ways to communicate with people. Honestly, offer yourself an out at least during your first year. In fact, if you do this, set it up in a way that if you achieved the existential experience that you wanted to achieve within the first year you can come back and not have your life totally screwed over. These are the things I would think about.

I searched this topic because I have been experiencing great stress lately and having difficulties learning how to cope. Instead of being rude and bashing the originator's post, you offered real advice. Very kind of you! It is nice to see a forum that can support people who do not necessarily feel comfortable with others. (I also believe that there are many with closed minds who lack tact and courtesy who claim to be outgoing)

Originally Posted by Yahiko

Well to start if off

I hate society, I hate most humans i interact with. I hate authority and working for some one.

But i didn't opened this topic to rant about it because for the last 2 years i had an idea.

I want to live outside of society and learn the art of surviving without anything but a knife. I know that this may sounds strange but i think i will be fine i have read a lot of information regarding survival and i have been to the woods for 15 days without ever feeling bad about my decision. Also i do not care if i do not have any human being to interact with because i do not like most humans. I haven no problems with trapping rabbits killing them skin them and eat them afterward i have already done this before. I know how to find the true north without a compass and can make good warm shelters i can make fires with a bow or by other means.

now my question is Wat do you guys think about it and do you have any other things you would advise me on my journey, And do you have any other way to avoid society.

I am willing to explain my reasons for this in further detail if necessary. Also i am completely aware of the fact that i am risking my life an probable wont get any older then 50 but i don't mind being eaten by wolves because that is how nature is the same way i kill rabbits to eat.

btw i already discussed this with my family and they think its fine if i want to avoid society

I find it incredible that people actually search or coincidentally find a thread that they completely disagree with just to belittle or bash them, instead of walking away or offering wisdom. I find that many people who act like "people=persons" are really judgmental and demanding and have no problems with telling others off for not agreeing with their beliefs.. so, you are not completely alone.

I started to realize that I couldn't stand people (those who disagree I don't care how rude you get,.. kay??? Thanks!) after having several jobs. The people were the same as those who bash you here on the thread: loud, close-minded, and pushy.. all in the name of being gregarious. I, then, started to realize that I had to learn to cope with the stress, ignore the pettiness, focus on bettering myself, meditate more, cutting out the mean & rude people in my life, starting doing more of what makes me happy, and find work that best suits my needs.

If you wish to earn a living, unfortunately, you have to have contact with others. The trick to learning to be happy. And to be happier is to find a job, country, living environment, etc. that best suits yours needs. Living like a hermit is possible but will be difficult.. You need to find some more peace and relaxation in your life whether you choose to live alone or continue to stay. It'll take practice but you will have a more fulfilling live if you do.

If you wish to live off the land and be more at one with nature instead of the hustle and pushy life of society than you can research: "homesteading." I think you should start slowly, however. Try working on a farm where the focus shifts more from the constant intake of the needs of millions of people to the needs of the farm. It changes your lifestyle and focus. You can have fewer contact with people, more with animals and nature. Running off into the forest is dangerous, really difficult, and works for people with plenty of survival skills. If you don't want to work on a farm, try to find a job that deals with animals or plants more than humans; but like I mentioned, all jobs have contact with some people. Not all people are bad, you just have to find them.

Keep us posted, okay?

Originally Posted by spockman

They have their own web forums and garden-grill clubs.

I think you guys have created a sub-thread that no longer relates to the original post and should move on elsewhere since you disagree AND can't offer helpful advice. It's the best thing you can do since you can not help the poster.

Original poster!!! I wanted to tell you about a couple books I love! I had it for a college class and it has helped me greatly. I hope you check them out:

"Don't Sweat the Small Stuff"...and the teen version.. by Dr. Richard Carlson. You can find it on Amazon used for a really good price.

This thread is about 4 years old... >:

Please dont necropost. Necroposting is posting in thread that hasnt been active for years, especially if OP hasnt been active too.

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