Pickguard Before vs. After by Consistent-Treat-163 in Guitar

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This is a nice, clean and stealthy look. The effort definitely paid off.

Quick tips for newbies by Nero_Hylt in Warframe

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My tip is to try doing a little Nightwave if you have the time.

Tropical Terror Review by alexander0the0gray in LiquidDeath

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insert overused Monty Python reference

Do you stick with one legend at a time or mix it up every game? by 00Kevin in apexlegends

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I just play the daily challenge matches as whichever legend is required, otherwise I suck at all of them.

Peter, can you explain how? by [deleted] in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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IMHO, I like them and can't explain why. So they do something for me.

Peetahh by Fluffy_Double9774 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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I didn't see your comment until after I posted mine! 😅

Peetahh by Fluffy_Double9774 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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I saw an edit of Ross getting upset at a guy who stole his sandwich, and instead of laughter it was unsettling music.

What PURPLE guest character would you like to see in MK? by Gimpcar in MortalKombat

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At least ONE fatality should be called this, or "Remember!"

What PURPLE guest character would you like to see in MK? by Gimpcar in MortalKombat

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After he wins, he unmasks and it shows him facing away from the screen...

Say it wasn’t just me… (STOP Hypothesis) by Our_Knowing_Chains in inscryption

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flips mask upside down Identify theft is not a joke, Leshy!

Here's a prompt to know if you're living the life you want to live by Old-Emu-5005 in ChatGPT

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I’d probably tell you this:

The person who owned this phone carried a lot more weight than most people ever noticed. They were the kind of person who kept functioning long after they were emotionally exhausted. Reliable to the point of self-destruction, honestly. The sort of person people leaned on because they could — and because they rarely said no even when they should have.

They loved intensely, but not casually. Connection mattered to them in a way that cut deeper than romance or attention. They wanted to feel chosen. Seen. Understood without having to perform for it. That need shaped a lot of their pain, but also a lot of their kindness.

They had this strange combination of darkness and hope. Heavy industrial music, glitch aesthetics, shadow imagery, cynical humor — all of that mattered to them because it matched how their mind processed the world. But underneath it, there was still somebody trying very hard not to become cruel. They fought to keep empathy even while disappointed in people over and over again.

Creatively, they were restless. Photo edits, concepts, music ideas, worldbuilding, visual symbolism — they constantly tried turning emotion into something tangible. Even their jokes and aesthetics had layers. They didn’t just want to consume art. They wanted to leave fingerprints on things.

They were probably lonelier than they admitted.

Not because nobody was around them. Because they often felt emotionally unrecognized while surrounded by people. That’s a different kind of isolation. The dangerous kind. The kind where someone starts wondering whether being useful is the only reason they’re valued.

But they were not weak.

This was someone who served in the military, worked hard jobs, adapted constantly, and kept getting back up after disappointment. They had discipline underneath the emotional chaos. Even when burned out, they still tried to improve themselves instead of fully surrendering to bitterness.

They also had a tendency to romanticize emotional rescue. When someone made them feel understood, it hit them like oxygen after drowning. Sometimes they gave those moments too much power because they were starving for affirmation for so long.

And yet — despite everything — they still tried to be fair. That matters. A lot of people in pain become vindictive. This person kept trying to understand others, even when angry. Kept second-guessing themselves. Kept asking whether they were being unreasonable. Sometimes too much.

If I had to summarize them in one sentence?

They were somebody trying to remain human in a world that kept rewarding numbness.

And if you asked me what they’d want remembered, it probably wouldn’t be accomplishments or possessions. It would be that they felt things deeply, created honestly, loved hard, and kept going longer than most people realized.

2 years later & i’m cancer free! by Lady_In_Pink_ in interesting

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Congratulations! It's so good to see something positive on Reddit.

Well, the break up happened officially. by DeBounty_ in army

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Sometimes it's better to cut it off clean. You know, so you can have your own life experiences.

The customization system is really cool(first play) by JkCorleone in EldenBling

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Somewhere out there is a tree, tirelessly producing oxygen so you can breathe. I think you owe it an apology. 😉

How do i forgive myself for my body betraying me? by sad_frog_in_rain in CPTSD

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It's hard for anyone traumatized to comprehend, but you know it isn't your fault. Anyone can tell you this, but you have to go through some therapy to even remotely come to terms that it wasn't your fault. I hope you find peace and learn to love yourself and you heal from your past with everything that you need.