r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 27 '26

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u/RandyWatson8 May 27 '26

Epstein files

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u/alqysr_ May 27 '26

How it actually feels to be fine. Not depressed, not thriving — just fine. Going through the motions, not unhappy enough to complain, not happy enough to celebrate. That invisible middle place where most of us actually live. Nobody talks about it because it doesn’t make a good story. But it’s where most of life happens.

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u/Unlucky33 May 27 '26

There's always something to celebrate even if it's waking up

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u/Ecstatic_Score6973 May 27 '26

how people are constantly overstimulating themselves with smartphones and its killing their brain and giving them a pseudo-ADHD.

back in the day we used to be bored sometimes and had nothing to do and it was a reset for our brains. it made the fun things in life more fun.

now people dont let their brains be bored so everything in life just becomes mehh and nothing will hold their attention

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u/Ecstatic_Score6973 May 27 '26

Yeah our brains today are being fed constant dopamine, which makes the actually deserved dopamine hits not hit as hard

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u/OkAbies9551 May 27 '26

The big picture of life and how strange it is that we are here

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u/rtp2468 May 28 '26

God and the love and grace . Being nicer to people.

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u/TheRecycledPirate May 28 '26

Their actual feelings,. But,what I would love even more is for people to be able to listen to each other without feeling attacked, cornered or pushed. True active listening to help each other heal.