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Poor dad lost his daughter's hamster for a hot second, and a complete and understandable breakdown ensued. Fortunately, everything works out in the end. You can really feel the love in dad's panicked texts. 

Kids have a knack for keeping everyone in the room on their toes. You never know if something you say to a kid is going to be taken completely literally. Like that one parent, who said "see ya later alligator", and proceeded to get called a chicken by their kid. The kid was clearly just trying to play the game with their logic. We certainly laughed way too hard at these. 

In these technological times we can forget that it can be harder for the older generations to navigate the ins and outs of how to work the technology. So, in those moments where you might find yourself in contact with someone who is just trying to keep up with the times, it's nice to help out. 

Wholesome moments really are their own kind of magical thing. They're those moments when it can feel like the whole world has come together to light up your moment with some genuinely good energy. Maybe that next wholesome moment will come and surprise you after you've experienced a fail, and are in the middle of assuming it's all gone to sh*t. Who knows. 

This teacher's viral story about teaching deaf kids how farts work is a hilariously wholesome little tale. Taking a moment and picturing the look of shock and the confusion thereafter on these kids faces as they learn about the wild world of farts is just golden. 

This Tumblr user gets an A+ for creativity when it comes to naming their misfit cats. Roomba is really a great name. 

People are sharing their pets' quirkiest behavior in what's quickly becoming quite the adorable AskReddit thread. It's those strange and nonsensical habits that make our pets all the more endearing. 

It doesn't get any cuter and more feel good than this. Twitter user @ParisZarcilla shared the kind of surreal story that has so much wholesome packed into it, it's almost too much to handle. The universe works in mysterious ways. 

Not only will this post likely make a lot of people want to learn how to play D&D, but it will also probably kickstart the waterworks. We're not crying, you're crying!