One thing I like about Winnie, the Pooh is how they treated Eeyore. Even though he was effectively chronically depressed, his friends still invited him to their adventures. They didn’t expect him to pretend to feel happy or give him a hard time about it. I think there’s a positive message there.
That’s probably because they all suffer from mental illnesses
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Am a Dutch person and can confirm. However, it’s a word that has multiple meanings and cannot be directly translated. In the literal sense, it means cozy or quaint, but can also mean time spent with loved ones, meeting with a friend after a long time, or a general feeling of togetherness.
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How did you like the last season of Ted Lasso?
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Just Kickin it shootin the shit with the boys at 2am talking about whatever
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Every other mammal on the planet spends most their time chilling, including the wealthy. We were tricked into accepting being conscious meat bots
This looks like they just survived some trauma.
Loved this, enhanced a little with ai (for mobile wallpaper)
Lol AI doesn’t know how floorboards work.
Room too big, less cosy now.
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This is D&D day. This is Coffee Day. Find a chillax group on a dnd sub and just hang out over discord or in person. Or invite friends/coworkers to the coffee shop. (Even if it means taking off your work shits and sitting bullshitting about shift. It helps decompress!)
This can be your normal, you make your own time. If you prioritized this you could sit around with Tigger and Rabbit too.
Just do it, you can do it. Focus your life on relaxing
The people actually doing it aren’t here reading this that’s for sure.
I just got back from my bro’s house. This was, indeed, a good night with my brothers!
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Unfortunately sitting and sipping tea won’t make the doughnuts
Always keep this simple fact in mind.
In 1960, minimum wage was $1.00/hour and the average US home was $11,000.00. $1 million was a vast fortune.
When ronald Reagan took office, ‘middle class’ was still defined as one job supporting a family of four.
By the time George HW Bush had finished his term, middle class was two jobs to keep the family going. And $1 million was what a rich guy paid for a party.
