Been on Sup Forums for 8 years, on Sup Forums about half a year now. Been half a year of about 15 hours a day, every day in a week. Fully redpilled on everything.
Problem is that I feel like I have learned a lot, and and there is not much to learn anymore except stack up more JPG's of examples and inforgraphs to confirm what I already know, and Sup Forums to me is getting repetitive to the point where it makes me constantly agitated and sometimes even hostile in real life where I can't even stand my family members and sperg out on small pet peeve behaviors like a recovering drug addict. I can fully see it's me who is too short-fused and they are just like they have always been, so I need to change myself.
Now I have always been somewhat impatient, so there is also fact that reading Sup Forums takes up simply too much of my time, I read it from work, from home, when I go outside I think about stuff I saw from Sup Forums. I can't really afford to get stuck like this, and need to focus more on developing useful career-related skills so I can advance to a higher-paying job and focus on stuff like getting a gf, making new friends, getting /fit/, maybe even stopping smoking etc.
Some user on Sup Forums gave a brilliant suggestion - go on a Sup Forums detox for few weeks. My question is that has anybody attempted this before, and has simple advice before I attempt the same. And if yes, how did this detox affect you?
>inb4 you're here forever
No shit, I am not saying I am gonna leave forever, just want to get my browsing habits in control and not spend so much fucking time here (for example I see a thread about Richard Spencer with more than 100 replies and I can already predict the talking points I am gonna read with precision of a german autist). If I am serious about nationalism, I need to become much more in touch with the world around me.