u/Dry_Accountant_8907

I know the point of Season 3 was redemption, forgiveness and growth but I still find it incredibly difficult to get past what Nate Shelley did.

What bothers me most is that even in Season 3, he still spends time talking badly about Ted Lasso and acting like Ted was the reason for all his problems. The whole thing felt unfair because Ted was the one person who believed in Nate from the beginning, gave him confidence and helped him become who he was.

I understand that Nate was insecure and had issues with self-worth but there comes a point where personal struggles stop being an excuse for treating people badly. He wasn't just making mistakes he was intentionally hurting people who cared about him.

Don't get me wrong, I appreciate that he eventually realized he was wrong and tried to make amends. I just feel like the show asked me to forgive him much faster than I was ready to.

At this point Ted Lasso has basically become the soundtrack to my life. For the past three days I wake up with Ted Lasso playing. During the day if I'm not listening to music, I have an episode running in the background while I go about my day. At night I sit down to crochet or read a book and once again Ted Lasso is playing somewhere nearby.

I finished the show already but apparently my brain has decided we're not done yet. I don't even know if I'm actively watching anymore. It's just become comfort noise at this point. The optimism, the humor, the characters—it somehow makes everything feel a little calmer.

I recently watched the Tobey, Andrew and Tom Spider-Man movies and after seeing all three this is where I land:

Tobey has the best storyline.

Andrew has the best visuals.

Tom has the best tech.

That's not saying one is better than the others overall each version shines in a different area.

Neoclassical piano is honestly amazing.

There’s something about the absence of lyrics that just hits differently. No distractions, no words pulling your attention just pure sound, emotion and space to think.

It feels like the music doesn’t demand anything from you. It just exists with you.

In a world that’s always loud and full of noise this kind of music feels like peace of mind.

Anyone else listen to neoclassical piano?

Neoclassical piano is honestly amazing.

There’s something about the absence of lyrics that just hits differently. No distractions, no words pulling your attention just pure sound, emotion and space to think.

It feels like the music doesn’t demand anything from you. It just exists with you.

In a world that’s always loud and full of noise this kind of music feels like peace of mind.

Anyone else listen to neoclassical piano?

I recently deleted and deactivated all social media apps from my phone as part of a 6-month break to reset my mind and habits.

But I just rediscovered Reddit, and now I’m a bit confused about whether it counts as “social media” in the same way.

I know it has communities, posts, and comments but it feels more like a forum than Instagram style apps.

I’m trying to be intentional about this break, so I’m wondering:

Do you personally count Reddit as social media, or more like an information/forum platform?

And would using it break a digital detox for you?

I recently deleted and deactivated all social media apps from my phone as part of a 6-month break to reset my mind and habits.

But I just rediscovered Reddit and now I’m a bit confused about whether it counts as “social media” in the same way.

I know it has communities, posts and comments but it feels more like a forum than Instagram style apps.

I’m trying to be intentional about this break, so I’m wondering:

Do you personally count Reddit as social media, or more like an information/forum platform?

And would using it break a digital detox for you?

Paul Is the Funniest Character on Shrinking and It's Not Even Close

Every time he opens his mouth, I lose it. His deadpan delivery, zero patience for nonsense and the way he can destroy someone with a single sentence gets me every time.

The man barely raises his voice, barely changes his expression, and somehow ends up being the funniest person in the room.

Does anyone else get the sudden urge to rewatch Supernatural every time they hear "Carry On Wayward Son"?

I swear, all it takes is hearing the opening notes of Carry On Wayward Son and suddenly I'm convincing myself that rewatching all 15 seasons of Supernatural is a perfectly reasonable use of my time.

Does anyone else get the sudden urge to rewatch Supernatural every time they hear "Carry On Wayward Son"?

I swear, all it takes is hearing the opening notes of Carry On Wayward Son and suddenly I'm convincing myself that rewatching all 15 seasons of Supernatural is a perfectly reasonable use of my time.

Who is your favorite character from Ted Lasso and why is it Dani Rojas? lol

Ted Lasso really just warms my heart and it might be my comfort show now