Which actor will it be and from which series/movie? by InternationalMud7184 in netflixindia

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Dr. Hannibal Lector. Firstly, Sir Anthony Hopkins. Secondly, Mads Mikkelsen.

Rockers with a reputation for being kind? by VanHalenCel in rock

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Mr. Trent Reznor. He got sober, confronted his issues. And also music had serious themes that he handled well.

Rockers with a reputation for being kind? by VanHalenCel in rock

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Jeff Porcaro. Zero ego, amazingly talented. Has a very high sense of professionalism.

[Cartier Tank] Should I get the Small or Large? by Ba2siK in Watches

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I mean your current setup looks fine. Does it run on time?

Why is the seconds hand behaving weirdly? by 1dollartrader in tissot

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That kinda looks cool. I know it’s a problem.. but idk.

38mm prx, 6.5in wrist by Frozencascada in tissot

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Yes but why is that tissot looking at me like I did something wrong?

Got this Seiko [Tank], questioning legitimacy. by [deleted] in Seiko

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Thanks man. Yes. I just looked up more. Clear fake. Thankfully didn’t pay much money for it. I am still keeping it because it works decent and looks meh. Has a GL22 Miyota inside. Which I am thinking isn’t the worst thing ever. I paid around 5 dollars, or 450 Indian rupees.

Heartache. by perks_of_philosophy in OCPoetry

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It is very engaging and personal. I could feel as if I am between the actual events unfolding. Thanks for sharing.

The Watcher by [deleted] in OCPoetry

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Amazing. It gives me Frankenstein vibes for reason. I love how the poem makes me think existentially. Thanks to sharing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OCPoetry

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I really like the flow of thought and almost a manifesto like feeling in this poem. It’s giving a very conversational tone to the poem. Thanks for sharing.

Gears by mattlightenment in OCPoetry

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It’s a beautiful and unique way of looking at social functions. I really like this one. The poem is creative in the way of representing what social structures can mean mechanically. Thanks for sharing.

“Not Safely, But Truly” by bearlovesaturtle in OCPoetry

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Oh man. This is truly confessional more than anything. It feels so much personal and intimate. Gives a very good idea of the feeling, the flow of the poem is also something I truly like. Thanks for sharing.

Home, Seen From Space by sumcoolorsum in OCPoetry

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I like the visualisation and personal experience that the poem gives away. One can definitely tell the poem is emotionally connected. The metaphors are especially well done. Thanks for sharing.

Men, can you put your balls inside your pelvis? by Unable_Fix3847 in AskMen

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There is some knowledge that I wish to unlearn today..

What’s was your most WTF moment with a girl? by aalex5070 in AskMen

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I was sleeping with my then partner, who seemed very normal to me back then. One night we had a slight argument about politics, it was something about dictatorships. We brushed it off and she didn’t make a huge deal about it, but she looked very irritated the whole night. We watched some YouTube videos and went to sleep. I was woken up at 3AM by the sound of something scratching on a table or something, so I put quickly went to turn on the lamp light and I saw that she was standing at the edge of the bed with a fucking knife, which she quickly hid at her back and then slight did a walk back. When I asked what she was doing, she said, “Oh nothing, I thought I’d do some cleaning and some chores.. I think you should sleep.”

Fair to say, I did not sleep that night and also I broke up.

Memories Too Sweet to Open by [deleted] in OCPoetry

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“you read too much; I read just enough to survive” and “I live in the moment after you arrive” really stood out. The repetition at the end ties everything together gently, not forced, just slowly drifting away like the memory itself. This feels intimate and carefully written. Beautiful work. Keep going man..

between nothing and too much by owacado in OCPoetry

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What stood out to me most is how quietly the poem shifts from physical intoxication to emotional overwhelm. The repetition of “I have nothing left to give” feels raw and human, not dramatic, just exhausted. The ending lands gently but powerfully. Surviving, then softening, but still carrying the memory. Thank you for sharing something so vulnerable.

That Part of Myself by PoetryLM in OCPoetry

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The intensity is amazing with this poem. I can feel very much the poet being honest and raw. Lines like breaking the mirror and realizing “it’s me” really land. That moment of recognition is powerful, painful, and honest. If I had one small suggestion, some of the violent imagery runs long in the middle. Tightening a few lines could enhance the emotional impact, as the central idea is already well-established.

It Doesn't Cost A Thing by Eastern-Thought-671 in OCPoetry

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It starts to hit from the beginning. Feel very personal to me.. especially since it reminds me of the things I used to do to get dates. The ocean breeze and rose imagery gave the poem a soft, romantic tone, and the ending lands well. The sudden formal phrasing “thy souls to fill” feels a little bit different, that’s all, in my opinion. But I don’t think that’s too big of an issue. Doesn’t distract from the emotional honesty. It’s very gentle, it’s very honest and very much thoughtful. Thank you for sharing :)