This twitter thread gave way to people looking back on those occasionally painful, cringe-packed, silly moments from the days of their youth that were on brand, for the way they find themselves presented to the world, present day. Sometimes we unintentionally act out who we are, before we know it further on down the road. If that means you're an injury-prone clutz, pull up a seat, and join the club.
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Sometimes it is excruciatingly difficult to remember how to swallow. Or maybe you can't spell the seemingly simple word, "of", to save your life. It's struggles like these that tear through our crazy lives to humble us, with that moment of self-awareness, that can make us feel just a little bit (temporarily) dumb.
This collection of nervous, hopeful, and cringeworthy second date stories hilariously portrays the strange, and uncomfortable magic that can fall into a SECOND date. If you make/made it that far, you might enjoy reading through some of these. And if you're living that forever alone life, you still might, cause damn, is dating some kind of fail-prone experiment.
These are so vividly satisfying you might be able to hear them in your head. Whether it's the silence that follows a machine finally gone to rest, or the steady tap of rain on a metal roof, while you're inside warm and comfortable; we all can find that window of peace, in the sounds that just feel damn good.
If you've ever trudged through a difficult language barrier with someone speaking a different tongue, then you might stand to connect with one of these. They're relatable and hilariously accurate!
It is COLD out in North Dakota, but their memes bring the fire. There were zero punches pulled in the crafting of these occasionally dark-humored, allegedly relatable memes about life out in that snow-packed land of icy madness.
Sometimes you get lost in that disorienting dank haze of the good green stuff. Your mind and your body find themselves at odds, and the most simple of tasks, become...monumentally strenuous. It's almost like you get to watch yourself struggle around on dumbed down auto pilot. These Twitter users shared their "highest" moments, and the results are amazing.
You might relate with what these people have to say about those habits/actions that appear as lazy, while in reality, they are practical and highly useful! If anything, it's a reminder to care less about what people think, and instead do what works best for you to perform your duties the best YOU can.
The wildly confusing moment when you confirm that you did in fact spell that alien-like, looking word correctly, is a "problem" or occurrence that touches many. Twitter users hopped on a thread about the confusing moment, to bond over the certain words that confuse them to their core; even if they are spelling them correctly!
Sometimes, no matter how hard we try, we can't spell a word correctly. We'll rack our brains like the answer we're looking for is buried deep underneath infuriating confusion, and come up empty-handed, or with a word our computer desperately tries to help us correct. All we can do is keep on learning, and correcting, and one day, we'll throw the word as it was intended to be spelled, on the paper. Until then, here's to the necesssssary struggle that plagues so many of us!
Adulting can be a hard, lifelong, struggle. We can find ourselves caught up in situations we sorely wished we'd been explained to, on how to navigate them. What we can take from a book in a classroom, can only get us so far down the road. There's a lot more learning that needs to take place. These embittered adults are feeling the pain of learning how to tackle those unknown obstacles.
The bright side in this freshly embarrassed woman "messing up" her job interview, by leaping out ahead of the actual date, with nothing but the best of intentions, is that she's already lived down the stress of being ready for the day, once! The actual time the proper day rolls around for the job interview, stands every chance at being an easy breeze of the familiar. And to make matters even more bearable for her fail, she found someone who experienced something of the same, on Twitter.
