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congrats your post just made it to the top of r/BedtimeCritical

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i should only be charged a symbolic amount of 10 cents for my groceries because i have kind eyes and my intentions are pure

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2024 is the year we stop “consuming” and go back to “reading/watching/listening to/playing” things

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I’m at the BDSM club painting tunnels on the wall for my sub to run into

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Chocolate or Vanilla? Oh, Kitten, let me explain something... you're going tp get both scoops on your cone, sweetheart.

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the posts are a little boring tonight everyone. im going to bed and when i open up this website tomorrow i hope you have done better.

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(parent feeding a baby in the 1800s before airplanes were invented) here comes the nothing

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to me acotar and the like is boring trash and not entertaining trash and i asked my roommate why she can be entertained by it because i genuinely don't understand and she said "i guess i just don't have very high standards"

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DON'T SEND ME THIS

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“The smartphone usage numbers cited above [40 pickups, 3hrs a day] only count the time spent looking at your screen. When you add in time spent listening to music, audiobooks, and podcasts - none of which are measured by the Moment app - it should become more clear how effective people have become in banishing moments of solitude from their daily experience. To simplify our discussion, let’s give this trend its own name: Solitude Deprivation. A state in which you spend close to zero time alone with your own thoughts and free from input from other minds. As recently as the 1990s, solitude deprivation was difficult to achieve. There were just too many situations in everyday life that forced you to be alone with your thoughts, whether you wanted to or not […] The key question, of course, is whether the spread of solitude deprivation should concern us. Tackled abstractly, the answer is not immediately obvious. The idea of being “alone” can seem unappealing, and we’ve been sold, over the past two decades, the idea that more connectivity is better than less. Surrounding the announcement of his company’s 2012 IPO, for example, Mark Zuckerberg triumphantly wrote: “Facebook … was built to accomplish a social mission - to make the world more open and connected.” This obsession with connection is clearly overly optimistic, and it’s easy to make light of its grandiose ambition, but when solitude deprivation is put into the context of the ideas discussed […], this prioritisation of communication over reflection becomes a source of serious concern. For one thing, when you avoid solitude, you miss out on the positive things it brings you: the ability to clarify hard problems, to regulate your emotions, to build moral courage, and to strengthen relationships. If you suffer from chronic solitude deprivation, therefore, the quality of your life degrades.”

— Cal Newport, Digital Minimalism

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i love this tweet bc it’s the exact same genre of culturally tapped in unnecessary haterism i also peddle in

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One of the worst things you can do is to make a purchase that isn't very good. There's very little way to recover from something like that

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in some ways i feel deeply feminine but completely genderless

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Okay but like do you actually support cheating?

only if it hurts everyone involved and their families too

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gender thoughts