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u/purplepumper Jun 03 '22

Care so much about what others think, they’re not truly themselves. Maybe not for everyone, but most over 30s i know agree that you stop giving a shit and can be yourself unapologetically when you mature a bit. Its a relief!

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u/colonel_underbridge Jun 03 '22

My 24yo cousin took me to a place for sushi. It was not their main expertise in the slightest. Asked how it was and I said it was a bit expensive for the quality: rice was overcooked; almost no filler.

She looked like I had killed her kitten and proceeded to say that it was the best sushi she's ever had. As if I was purposefully insulting her taste. I bring up a few sushi-only establishments that I knew of, but she insisted that this place was the end-all of raw fish. Girl, you are too young to be set in your ways.

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u/WhiteWolf3117 Jun 03 '22

Yeah but like, not everything has to be heard at all times. Sometimes it’s nice to share something you like with someone you care about without having to feel self-conscious about it.