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No loopholes, no reinstalling it later, just $3 million in exchange for never having the app on your phone again

The reverse of a post here earlier.

I've been thinking about this a lot lately. My girlfriend remembered offhand that I mentioned once hating when people are late without texting, and she has never once not given me a heads up since. It was so small but I remember thinking, okay, she actually listens. I've noticed it's never the big dramatic moments that do it. It's usually something weirdly specific that you almost missed. Curious what that moment was for other people, whether it was something they said, something they did, or just a habit you noticed over time.

Could be a lifestyle, relationship dynamic, career, travel fantasy, or anything that sounds amazing from the outside but becomes draining once it’s your everyday reality

Staying home all day, going out somewhere, watching movies, or just sleeping way too much?

Could be about relationships, money, work, parenting, society, or just a belief you usually keep to yourself because you know it’ll start an argument

Everyone has at least one belief they usually keep to themselves because they know it could start an argument. What’s yours?