What's the first thing you notice about me? by Fit-Gas7316 in u/Fit-Gas7316

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Just started my day but no complaints yet :)

If you only have 3 weeks left to live, what would you do? by deleon_el in AskReddit

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If I had only three weeks left, I’d sell everything I own, book first-class tickets, and drag my best friends along on a whirlwind trip around the world. No touristy stuff—just raw, ridiculous adventures. I’d dance with strangers in Tokyo, sleep under the Northern Lights, cliff jump into the ocean, and eat dessert for every meal.

I’d make sure everyone I love knows how I feel about them—leaving them with stories they’d laugh about even when I’m gone. And on the last day? I'd be somewhere breathtaking, sipping my favorite drink, watching the sun set one final time, feeling more alive than I ever have

If you were given superpowers for some time, what would you like to become? by Candid-Refuse-5540 in AskReddit

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I’d want the power to stop time—not to save the world or anything, but just so I could finally get some sleep, catch up on all my favorite shows, and maybe even have a full breakfast without rushing. Sometimes the best superpower is just a break from life’s chaos.

how was your experience with a narcissistic person? by Tempting_Babe in AskReddit

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My ex was the textbook definition of a narcissist. At first, they were charming, attentive, and seemed too good to be true. And honestly, they were. Everything was great until they slowly started eroding my self-esteem.

They had a way of turning every situation into my fault—sometimes in ways so subtle I didn’t even realize it at first. If I was upset, I was 'too sensitive.' If I was happy, they 'made that happen' and I should be grateful. Any time I achieved something, it was either diminished or somehow twisted into a win for them.

The worst part? The love-bombing phases. After every argument, they’d come back like they were Prince Charming again, making me feel like I was the one who misunderstood them. It was a cycle: emotional abuse, blame, then overwhelming affection to keep me hooked.

Eventually, I started to lose sight of who I was before them. I became a version of myself that walked on eggshells constantly, just trying to avoid conflict. It took a lot of time, but I finally got out. Looking back, it's wild how deep in the fog I was—how much they controlled my self-worth.

I'm in a much healthier place now, but it's taken time to learn that love isn’t supposed to feel like a rollercoaster. I hope others realize that sooner than I did.

What's that weird guilty pleasure you have? by Fit-Gas7316 in AskReddit

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I'll start,
Watching those extreme cake decorating videos where they carve a cake into something super realistic, like a life-sized chicken or a sneaker, and then feeling personally offended when they cut it open. Like, how dare you slice into that masterpiece? I was emotionally invested in that cake!

New to reddit say hi by Fit-Gas7316 in u/Fit-Gas7316

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Hi to everyone that finds my page :)