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cocofloss

so tasty, so soft, and i swear it grabs more than normal floss. the coconut and strawberry flavors are a delight if you don’t floss wtfyd. power through the bleeding phase and emerge stronger 😤

@nat_archives

Apr 7, 2024

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Cocofloss

A very smart ex-boyfriend of mine once told me that when you want to start incorporating something new into your life that feels like a burden, start by doing it in the most fancy, expensive way so that it doesn’t feel like a punishment. At that time, it meant buying only Whole Foods groceries for myself so that I’d make myself stay home and cook. Now I’ll cook whatever’s on sale or laying around. I used this for exercising too, starting at boutique classes and then graduating to free Youtube workouts. I hate flossing but I applied this mentality to trying to force myself to do it, and these flosses come in obnoxious DTC packaging and in shishi flavors like Cara Cara Orange and Pineapple Upside Down Cake. Making the flossing process a financial burden and a little bit more dynamic has improved my dental hygiene significantly.

@annie-armstrong

Aug 9, 2022

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Flossing

I cannot 100% recommend this in good conscience bc once you start you may become addicted like me and then start analyzing types of floss, always late bc you’re flossing, fixated on it when it’s not available to u, etc

@yvette

Jan 27, 2024

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Man on wire (2008)

This story about a French man walking on a wire across the twin towers was made into a not-great feature film but I really love the doc. It sort of changed my life in that it put into focus that we all have a purpose in life and dreams that we can achieve. In his case, it’s something as silly as walking across tall buildings on a wire, but he commits with such passion, drive and unchanging belief that he WILL defy odds and achieve the impossible that it inspired me to try to chase my silly little dreams, too.

@hollyperk

May 20, 2024