Destined for greatness. just posting. Doing my own thing.

Joined January 2019
Why do some people treat their friends like family when they’re single, then suddenly become impossible to reach once they start dating someone? And when the relationship ends, they come back like no time has passed.
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A morning walk does more than half the wellness apps you're paying for.
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A morning walk does more than half the wellness apps you're paying for.
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Genuine question: how do you guys actually live in the present without constantly thinking about the past or worrying about the future? How do you just exist in the moment without your mind dragging you somewhere else?
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It's not easy to live in present.
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People don't buy expensive things to enjoy them. They buy them so strangers can assume they can afford them.
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You never really know how much someone earns. The person driving the expensive car might be drowning in debt, while the person taking the bus might own half the building you work in.
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The moment you clean your room, you become afraid to use it. One sock on the floor and suddenly the entire project feels ruined.
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Smiling at strangers is mental illness.
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Executive dysfunction is like all of your abilities are on cooldown and you’re mashing buttons to try to do anything but your brain is just like “i can’t do that yet. that’s still recharging. i can’t do that yet. that spell isn’t ready yet. that’s still recharging.”
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Nobody talks about how exhausting it is to be the person everyone thinks is doing fine. You become so good at functioning through your problems that people forget you have them. Eventually, even asking for help feels like breaking character.
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The internet has made people comfortable discussing everyone's flaws except their own.
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have you ever noticed you pick up little habits and phrases from the people you love? it’s no wonder our hearts are so easily broken when people leave. we become a reflection of the people that we care about and those personality traits stick with us even if the people don’t
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What’s a hard truth about relationships that people only admit after a breakup?
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Some of you want an emotionally intelligent partner because you want someone who can understand your feelings. The moment they understand your behaviour well enough to challenge it, suddenly they're toxic.
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Everyone hates nepotism until their own child needs a job.
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No credit card ✅ No debit card ✅ No opinion ✅
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Normalize admitting that someone is better than you at something without turning it into a competition or finding a reason to discredit them.
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"i don't judge others!" "i don't hold grudges!" "i value kindness above all other things!" "Why are people always so mean?" "Why do nice people suffer the most??" "im unproblematic and morally superior." Let this be some bitter medicine. These are the words of someone who will ab
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abuse you and make you play the abuser in thier ongoing life drama. People pleasing and lacking boundaries isn't a virtue, it's harmful and self destructive behavior that leads to abuse.
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