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its no coincidence all the little ‘meaningless’ things in life tend to be the things that stick with us most. The most unexpected things. For example i have a good friend. I was more of a ‘popular’ guy in school (not to be cringe), but one of my friends confessed to me something recently this year that something so simple stuck with him. He was genuinely feeling invisible since he was one of the more ‘less popular’ kids at 17, and he used to chill in our group but be invisible, or atleast he felt so. And something as simple as me talking about the movie creed with my friends and i simply asked him if he wanted to come, he said something as simple as that stuck with him all these years later. Because it came at the perfect time and it helped him realise hes not what he percieves himself to be. When you have abused dog syndrome, you just lean into your biases and assume no one respects you, because you dont respect yourself.
Things like this, i love moments like these. Its the same for me. probably the same for anyone. We all have little moments that stuck with us. I had some with my ex too, my first experiences with love. But whats weird is how differently two people can perceive the same experience. For example when i was heartbroken over my ex, she didnt give af. When a girl was heartbroken over me, i didnt give af. When i touched someones heart, i felt nothing. When someone touched my heart, they didnt even realise it.
Things like this, i love moments like these. Its the same for me. probably the same for anyone. We all have little moments that stuck with us. I had some with my ex too, my first experiences with love. But whats weird is how differently two people can perceive the same experience. For example when i was heartbroken over my ex, she didnt give af. When a girl was heartbroken over me, i didnt give af. When i touched someones heart, i felt nothing. When someone touched my heart, they didnt even realise it.
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