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u/EmeSikver — 1 month ago
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r/NoStupidQuestions r/theprimeagen r/CasualConversation r/TooAfraidToAsk r/TheMachineLearning r/ENGLISH r/PoliticalMeme r/vibecoders_ r/ShitEconomy
All that because a punch of politicians refused to admit they touched and ate children
u/EmeSikver — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/ENGLISH
why does plain "ok." with a period feels insulting in chats or texts?
Because whenever I receive a reply with just ok, i get pissed off for some reason like is it hard to put additional words or complete the word or is it just me?
u/EmeSikver — 2 months ago
▲ 20 r/TooAfraidToAsk
Why do we treat waking up early as a massive virtue, but staying up late doing the exact same amount of work as "being lazy"?
If I wake up at 5 AM to study or work on projects, people call it discipline. If I stay up until 3 AM doing the exact same task, it's considered an unhealthy lifestyle choice. Why is morning productivity socially superior to night productivity?
u/EmeSikver — 2 months ago
Why do we automatically scroll on our phones for hours when tired instead of just going to sleep?
You know you're exhausted and need rest, but your brain refuses to actually put the phone down and turn off the lights. Is there a specific psychological reason why we stall sleep even when we're running on zero energy?
u/EmeSikver — 2 months ago
▲ 87 r/CasualConversation
Honestly, does anyone actually feel like a real adult, or are we all just pretending?
I kept waiting for a moment where I’d suddenly feel like I have my life together. Instead, adulting just feels like making things up as I go, managing a budget by luck, and hoping no one notices I’m just faking it. Tell me it's not just me.
u/EmeSikver — 2 months ago