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▲ 5 r/TeensofMaharashtra

Share a poem or a thought that's close to your heart.

It can be something you wrote years ago or something that came to you today. A poem, a quote, a shower thought, or just a few lines you've never shared. I'd love to read them all.

u/RDX005 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/socialanxiety

How do you stop feeling second-hand embarrassment?

I've always felt second-hand embarrassment much more intensely than most people around me. Sometimes I have to skip parts of movies, look away from videos, or even leave the room because the awkwardness feels overwhelming. Is this common, and has anyone found a way to reduce it? I'd love to hear how others deal with it.

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u/RDX005 — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/SocialEngineering

How do you stop feeling second-hand embarrassment?

I've always felt second-hand embarrassment much more intensely than most people around me. Sometimes I have to skip parts of movies, look away from videos, or even leave the room because the awkwardness feels overwhelming. Is this common, and has anyone found a way to reduce it? I'd love to hear how others deal with it.

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u/RDX005 — 3 months ago
▲ 1.0k r/Damnthatsinteresting

Dark factories in China. Automation here reached a point where lights don't have to be kept on as human workers aren't needed all the time

u/RDX005 — 3 months ago
▲ 487 r/AskWomen

What's the most eye-opening realization you've had in therapy ?

Whether it came from your therapist or your own reflection, what insight changed your perspective the most

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u/RDX005 — 3 months ago
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Woman 10 minutes after getting her driver's license vs. Man 10 minutes after getting his driver's license

u/RDX005 — 3 months ago
▲ 11 r/stealthgames

Years later, I finally played Manhunt—and I'm surprised by how tense and unapologetic it still feels.

I went into Manhunt expecting a controversial relic that had aged poorly. Instead, I found one of the most tense and atmospheric stealth games I've ever played.The game doesn't rely on jump scares or supernatural elements. Its horror comes from feeling hunted, hiding in the shadows, and knowing that one mistake can turn the tables instantly. The gritty presentation, disturbing atmosphere, and emphasis on stealth create an experience that still feels unique today.

Despite all the controversy surrounding it, Manhunt deserves credit for how effectively it builds tension and commits to its vision. There really aren't many games quite like it anymore.Both the parts are equally insane and nerve racking.

For those who've played it, how do you think Manhunt has aged?

u/RDX005 — 3 months ago