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just carried out a frame perfect self fulfilling prophecy

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the hours between 8-11pm should be reusable. optional mini time loop you can rewind and start over if you had more tasks to do or another book to read or the first three hours hanging out w your friend weren’t enough

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Modalità facile dei videogiochi che però si chiama Modalità Ciclica in cui tutte le cose che dovrebbero essere casuali sono predeterminate, e spuntano un sacco di indicatori nuovi che ti dicono cose come quanto tempo ti manca, dove devi andare, cosa succederà dopo, eccetera

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thinking about problematic information gaps again..

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"did i tell u this already?" we are in a timeloop and i am in love with u tell me again

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timeloop this timeloop that. you people are sooo repetitive similar to something else i’m aware of

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An animatic for the track “Everything About You” from Groundhog Day the musical. Proud of this one. And it didn’t even take me two years!

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they weren’t kidding that time can really loop

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I still remember in highschool me and a group of friends would go to the same park and they would have the. Exact. Same. Conversation. Everytime. I knew the script to a T, what the flow of topics was, what the segway into the topics was. And I fucking hated it but it made me feel bad because they were all having fun. I was stuck in a god damn timeloop and didn't try to break out because I felt bad. WHAT THE FUCK was any of that

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Mi pare stranissimo quando la gente posta sui cicli temporali come se fossero stressanti, o ansiogeni. A me farebbe piacere stare in una situazione in cui so tutto quello che succede se la ripeto abbastanza.

I think it's so crazy when people posting about time loops like they are stressful, or dreadful. I would love to be in a situation where I know exactly what was going on if I just grinded it enough.

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first day in the time loop it is not a loop yet. i go about my day and its a pretty good day and when i make my evening cup of tea i wish all days were like this

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guy whose friend is making a reservation at a restaurant for them to eat together: can you make it six o'clock?

his friend, who has time powers and is trying to keep it a secret: what no what are you talking about why would i be able to do that

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tshirt that says i ❤️ eternal return

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E' straziante quando persone che conosci ti passano davanti senza salutarti.

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my castmate, getting emotional on closing night: do you ever think about how we might be in this play again... but this is still the last time we'll ever be in this production, with these people at this time? and even within that, each show is the last time we'll ever do that specific performance. even within a given unique production, there are a thousand little things that are different night to night. different performance choices, different audience, different thoughts in our heads and ways we play off each other. it's like. theatre is by its nature ephemeral and there's no way to ever go back and experience that specific version of a play ever again.

me, who's lived through the time loop of this night 300 times: y'know--

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help memoryplay on a really really susceptable person is so fun like. putting this bitch in a time loop lol

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Prompt #1,062

By this point in the time loop, Person A had their knowledge of how the people they met would act down to a science. It wasn't any kind of science that would make sense to anyone they told about it, but it was a science nonetheless, based upon countless observations and inquiries that didn't exist anymore and never would again. Supporting evidence that had disappeared in a snap. Time loops were interesting like that.

There wasn't any new material for their science this early into this loop, unfortunately. Person A's gaze drifted across the gathering as names and facts floated through their mind. 'Person B. Person C. Hates staying in hotels. Person D. Misses the dog they had to leave with their grandparents. Person E. Person F. Person A –

'Wait, that's me.'

(Me?)

Person A blinked. Frowned. Glanced around to check no one was looking. And then, when the coast was clear, shrugged to themself as they rubbed their arms. There was one new thing that had started popping up in the loops – a persistent feeling of discomfort in their own skin, which, needless to say, was not something Person A enjoyed observing. They wished the loops had just tossed them someone new to observe instead, maybe someone who wouldn't forget every time things looped, but alas. The closest they got was the feeling of their own thoughts being listened in on. How irritating.