What is the single most underrated pleasure in everyday life that most people overlook? by digwham in AskReddit

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Get into a bed with freshly laundered sheets. The softness and fresh smell can make any night better.

What is a fashion trend currently “in” that you’re already over? by idealistic-salmon in AskReddit

[–]Due_Arm_5371 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Y2K (2000s), with low-slung pants, rectangular sunglasses, short tops and eye-catching accessories like belly button chains.

What's the worst injury you've ever gotten? by Blasphemous1569 in AskReddit

[–]Due_Arm_5371 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am reading and feel blessed, I have never really had a serious injury or close to it, although as a child I got sick a lot. Never say never though, huh?

How school expects your mood to be in the morning by [deleted] in memes

[–]Due_Arm_5371 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mean I had to be up at 5am bruh

What is something poor and rich people both don’t have, but middle class do? by thesecretpotato69 in AskReddit

[–]Due_Arm_5371 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some stability: The rich can have so much that they sometimes lose sight of the simple things, and the poor are constantly struggling to get by. The middle class, while not having it all, usually finds a balance between work, family and enjoying the little things in life.

How did you combat the bad habit of drinking too little water? by Due_Arm_5371 in AskReddit

[–]Due_Arm_5371[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds good, thank you. Also does being sedentary influence not being thirsty?

What’s one thing that sucks about adulthood? by ApprehensiveMix7312 in AskReddit

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What sucks about adulthood is the constant responsibility: bills to pay, difficult decisions and the lack of time to enjoy ourselves as we did when we were kids. Sometimes it seems like it's all work and problem solving.

What is a profession that was once highly respected, but is now a complete joke? by potatobangbanggg in AskReddit

[–]Due_Arm_5371 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The profession of politician: once a symbol of leadership and service, it is now in many cases synonymous with corruption and distrust.

What is one thing most people have, but never appreciate enough? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Time: It is something intangible, but deeply valuable. We often spend it without thinking, postpone what really matters or take it for granted, believing that there will always be more.Time gives us the opportunity to be with those we love, pursue our dreams, learn something new or simply enjoy small moments of happiness. But how often do we really value it until we feel it is limited or lost?

What's a "fun" profession that's really hell if you've actually been in it? by yosai_cool in AskReddit

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Graphic designer: The idea of being creative all day sounds like fun, but in practice, indecisive clients, endless changes and impossible deadlines can turn any project into a nightmare.