Hikkichan - The Lookism to Wizardchan, ripe with wizards filled with rage and angst at the world

[chimpburgers]

When you've been observing Manosphere activity and websites for a while, you will start to notice how many splinter sites and divisions can occur in the movement. MGTOW vs MRAs, Sluthate vs. Lookism, PUA vs MGTOW, the list goes on and on with how many variations on the same shit can come about, largely resulting from infighting like what has been observed at organizations like A Voice for Men.

Wizardchan had two topics here that were both locked and I hadn't seen much discussion about the site since. @yawning sneasel came across someone on 8chan mentioning how a lot of the Wizardchan folks had migrated over to this Hikkichan thing. This is the screenshot to support this.

https://hikkichan.com/hikki/

The site has a load of some of the most autistic shut-ins you will ever see. These are some of the best gems I've seen so far. Some of them are even proud of it.

This is one is hilarious too.
Cannabis. Weed. Grass. Whatever you want to call it. It may sound silly to a lot of you "hurr weed is harmless" but I can honestly say it destroyed me life, or I destroyed my life using it. Used to be a smart kid until my best friend started smoking and I just wanted to fit in really and I thought it would be a lot of fun and the most important thing I thought that ended up to my situation now is that I thought it was a completely harmless drug pretty much. I watched my dad smoke from an early age, and he was fine right? So why the hell can't I? Well probably because my mum is bipolar and I started smoking at 14. After about 4 years of it I became gradually more and more withdrawn but never really noticed it, until when my friends would ask me to hang out go to a party or whatever I would always just decline and tell them sorry maybe next time, next time kept coming but I just couldn't bring myself to go outside and see them, my best friends, the people I knew my whole life. At the beginning I actually thought I developed autism (LOL) but it was obviously cause of the smoke. Then the paranoia really started. At this point I had one good friend left who would still come and see me at my house, we used to always hang out and smoke and stuff cuz it's what we always did. But everytime I was with him I started thinking he was in with the police to catch me out for smoking, I thought he was poising my food with drugs, I thought he and another friend kept making gay jokes at me, all kinds of shit. Eventually I just snapped believing my only friend in the world was out to make me look like a fool so I just stopped answering the door when he would ring the doorbell. I couldn't even bring myself to tell him why because I thought he would beat me up or something. Been a lonely hikki pretty much ever since.

Discuss.

 

[Gym Leader Elesa]

Cannabis. Weed. Grass. Whatever you want to call it. It may sound silly to a lot of you "hurr weed is harmless" but I can honestly say it destroyed me life, or I destroyed my life using it. Used to be a smart kid until my best friend started smoking and I just wanted to fit in really and I thought it would be a lot of fun and the most important thing I thought that ended up to my situation now is that I thought it was a completely harmless drug pretty much. I watched my dad smoke from an early age, and he was fine right? So why the hell can't I? Well probably because my mum is bipolar and I started smoking at 14. After about 4 years of it I became gradually more and more withdrawn but never really noticed it, until when my friends would ask me to hang out go to a party or whatever I would always just decline and tell them sorry maybe next time, next time kept coming but I just couldn't bring myself to go outside and see them, my best friends, the people I knew my whole life. At the beginning I actually thought I developed autism (LOL) but it was obviously cause of the smoke. Then the paranoia really started. At this point I had one good friend left who would still come and see me at my house, we used to always hang out and smoke and stuff cuz it's what we always did. But everytime I was with him I started thinking he was in with the police to catch me out for smoking, I thought he was poising my food with drugs, I thought he and another friend kept making gay jokes at me, all kinds of shit. Eventually I just snapped believing my only friend in the world was out to make me look like a fool so I just stopped answering the door when he would ring the doorbell. I couldn't even bring myself to tell him why because I thought he would beat me up or something. Been a lonely hikki pretty much ever since.

Huh, it's like a real life "Welcome to the NHK". Fascinating.

I do think there is something about our modern culture that allows people to shut themselves away in a fantasy world like never before. It used to be the province of ascetics and hermetic religious orders, or at least those who participated for insincere reasons of escapism- and who can blame them, living in the distant past as they did. These people still served a useful function in their societies however, by creating safe havens for education, refugees, the preservation of manuscripts, and so on. This happened because in the harsh reality they lived in, even time away from reality necessitated some real give and take. You could never really outrun the fact that the Mongol Horde was coming, and why should people protect you?

Now that you can order your groceries online, get an online job (if you are very lucky), communicate over the internet, etc, some humans ask the admittedly very reasonable question of "why should I ever leave my house where it's safe?" This is both amazingly smart and incredibly stupid from an evolutionary perspective, but I guess for some the value of safety, mentally and physically, outweighs the benefits of outside contact and resources. In some ways evolution has made this so. Challenge, confrontation, danger, change, etc are all bad from the standpoint of an individual organism whose needs are being satisfied.

The sad thing is that these individuals have resorted to such base worldviews in their isolation. Their need to feel safe and secure outweighs the need for human happiness. For love and exploration. Honestly, while they are often hilarious, in some ways I just find them pitiable. They strike me more as blind and fearful than merely stupid and contemptible. There is a hikkomori in all of us, I think, and this is probably especially true on the Farms.

That said, there is something innately very funny about the idea of people who could solve all of their problems simply by deciding not to have them anymore. People say that this is simply a quality of any lolcow, but it is especially true for the hikkis. It is one of those phenomenons that honestly isn't even close to fucking rocket science. Just leave your house and get a job. Jesus Christ.

 

[AnOminous]

So he went outside and there were PEOPLE out there. How horrifying.

 

[muina]

http://archive.is/HYN4Q

A 17 yr old indian tries to be a hikki

 

[Lackadaisy]

From the link @muina posted:

You're implying that anon was originally very social and completely normal and something happened that changed him into a hikikomori. It's different, for him i think, and for me at least. It's not that our arms are broken, it's more like we were born with a mutation. Something that inhibits our capabilities. I agree with the part where you talk about misery, it feels like it's the only sensation that's true to me. The only one i don't doubt. It's easier to live if, instead of doubting myself and thinking I'll fuck up, i doubt others and think they'll fuck up (just a side note). But it's not like we don't try to get out of it, we do, but our systems just stop working at the sight of a social situation. Heart beat rises, thoughts start racing which doesn't allow me to think efficiently, body starts reacting physically sometimes by holding onto something (maybe this particular point is just me, but I've noticed whenever I'm anxious as fuck i grab onto something for physical support even though i really don't need it), these things simply don't allow us to make a change. Approaching it with a different perspective is the best choice in my opinion, the only choice really, but it takes time and effort to change the way one thinks. Besides, i personally doubt whatever i come up with, whatever way i think uhh because i always fucking doubt myself. I think we need to start showing some acceptance and mercy to ourselves and not write this off as being selfish and too pathetic to take the blame for our obvious faults.

They're the lamest X-Men.

 

[DuskEngine]

Just leave your house and get a job. Jesus Christ.

fuck off normie

 

[BF 388]

fuck off normie

 

[The Great Chandler]

Huh, it's like a real life "Welcome to the NHK". Fascinating.

I do think there is something about our modern culture that allows people to shut themselves away in a fantasy world like never before. It used to be the province of ascetics and hermetic religious orders, or at least those who participated for insincere reasons of escapism- and who can blame them, living in the distant past as they did. These people still served a useful function in their societies however, by creating safe havens for education, refugees, the preservation of manuscripts, and so on. This happened because in the harsh reality they lived in, even time away from reality necessitated some real give and take. You could never really outrun the fact that the Mongol Horde was coming, and why should people protect you?

Now that you can order your groceries online, get an online job (if you are very lucky), communicate over the internet, etc, some humans ask the admittedly very reasonable question of "why should I ever leave my house where it's safe?" This is both amazingly smart and incredibly stupid from an evolutionary perspective, but I guess for some the value of safety, mentally and physically, outweighs the benefits of outside contact and resources. In some ways evolution has made this so. Challenge, confrontation, danger, change, etc are all bad from the standpoint of an individual organism whose needs are being satisfied.

The sad thing is that these individuals have resorted to such base worldviews in their isolation. Their need to feel safe and secure outweighs the need for human happiness. For love and exploration. Honestly, while they are often hilarious, in some ways I just find them pitiable. They strike me more as blind and fearful than merely stupid and contemptible. There is a hikkomori in all of us, I think, and this is probably especially true on the Farms.

That said, there is something innately very funny about the idea of people who could solve all of their problems simply by deciding not to have them anymore. People say that this is simply a quality of any lolcow, but it is especially true for the hikkis. It is one of those phenomenons that honestly isn't even close to fucking rocket science. Just leave your house and get a job. Jesus Christ.

My conclusion is that they simply have a great deal of self-hatred.