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Taking care of parents

They need it, even if they never say so.

@ramoncarazo

Mar 8, 2024

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making your parents proud

i think that it’s become more popular to distance yourself from your parents these days bc therapy speak overintellectualizes very normal human behaviors (not to sound like a boomer or wtv) but are my parents perfect, obviously not, but i love them and i want to see them happy and i know that they want to see me happy so i try yk? something about the childhood nicknames coming out as they hug you is genuinely just mwah

@mdoinurmom

Mar 23, 2024

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my parents

getting older got me to realise they're not the enemy and i'm really lucky to have parents who are actually good people that i respect because that is not the case for most people i know

@shegoestoanotherschool

Jun 12, 2024

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No phone during meals

Whether you’re eating by yourself or with others

@gus

Apr 28, 2024

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Desire paths

These are those unplanned, worn-in trails that come into existence from consistent use over time. I like how they represent a record of the way humans and animals interact with their environment, with some being wide and well travelled while others are overgrown and don’t see that much use; each one has a story! I think they’re a cool example of the ways in which we unintentionally shape nature while it shapes us right back. So take that desire path and push back against infrastructure imposed upon you (if you want). I also just think Desire Path is a beautiful combination of words.

@gus

Apr 25, 2024

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Wearing down clothes to the point they start to fall apart

Giving my favorite clothes the justice and honor they deserve by wearing them until I literally cannot anymore (or maybe I’m just stubborn)

@gus

Mar 29, 2024