Why no dogs

why not comment something cool or nice

I'm sorry you're right. Thank you for uploading something Inspirational

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They'll make fine mewnar lander explorers
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And it's a great saying. Very true.

sh-boom

sorry to be parasocial just
its these posts. Like I thought it was annoying at first, then I was like "lol self care memes" now I'm like having to self reflect why the funny positive furry meme posting even made me mad in the first place and its because to cope with a lifetime of circumstances and a lot, a lot of lost time, I wrapped myself in a deep layer of irony and self-depreciating humor and I'm skeptical of genuine emotions because we literally live in a culture that demonizes empathy but now I realize I need fight harder by fighting against how I feel less. If I never even let myself feel sad in the first place how can I ever feel happy again. Its a lot to learn but I guess here's to everyone going on their own personal journey 🍺

Thinking about this comment a lot

I have this here and there where someone says something and I'm instinctually "bruh haha stfu" but everytime this happen, everytime you get bitter or mad, it is a chance to reflect "ok WHAT exactly is making me bitter" right. What do I do with this anger. It's no promise that you come out of that feeling with some stalwart realization but it's worth acknowledging that there IS something to it, something of your ideology being questioned ... as they say, the persons that ask looks stupid for 5 minutes but stays smarter for the rest of their life
instinctual it's easy to react with deflection, bitterness and mistrust but it's HARD AS HELL break out of this cycle of violence (TLOU2 moment) ... but it's so so so so worth it and im glad you, me, us are part of this dreadful quest dawg ´w ´

Same, lesbian brother. 🤝 Hard to believe this was 2 months ago I had that long night of realizations and just goes to show you how much little time actually matters, its all about the DOING and the GROWING!!! (Also thank you!)
Also I fucking feel it, there's a dignity in being wrong and owning up to it and a dignity in occasionally questioning your own motives on something. And that IS hard because its like a lot of stuff like art or science or anything worth doing: its difficult, goes against what you initially know and makes you feel vulnerable (scary).
And I feel you on breaking the cycle. After like 4 years out in the real world I really got a sense of everything I knew literally so small compared and no amount of reading and research will ever make you know what its like being someone else. I dunno I guess what Im saying is big agree and to sum up my point: Its not about not fucking up, its about carrying forward even when you do
"For those who came before, for those who come after" type beat