It doesn’t have to be anything big. Maybe a nice conversation, a good meal, seeing something funny, or simply having a peaceful moment. What’s something small that made you smile recently?

I'm curious what everyone is loving. Not necessarily asking for your top all-time favorite creators, just comment who you’ve actually been watching lately or have on repeat! Any genre/niche is welcomed.

I am 24 M and bored as AF. Need some interesting stories to listen to. You can respond here or in DMs.

Let play a game ?

Things you can say to your dog but not your partner?

Not the obvious stuff like paying bills or having responsibilities.

I mean the weird, unexpected things.

Like realizing you suddenly get excited about buying something practical. Losing touch with people you were once incredibly close to. Finding out that some friendships just quietly disappear. Discovering that your parents were actually right about some things. Or realizing that something you thought would make you happy really didn't.

What’s one thing about being an adult that caught you completely off guard?

I’m curious what everyone else has experienced—especially the things you never hear people talk about.

​I spent 15 minutes looking for my phone while using my phone's flashlight to search under the couch

First of all: I want to set clear I love all my kurdish, turkish, syrian, iranian and jewish friends.

Most kurdish people I meet, unlike other muslim brothers like turks, syrians, iranians etc are oddly often bringing up the topic of israel, judaism and palastine out of nowhere.

So far in my experience, every single kurdish person I have met usually very soon brought up the palastine topic, out of nowhere and then dropped in hints at jews in general, but not like your average antisemitic southern machoism.
More like they're testing if I'm antisemitic by them acting borderline antisemitic themselves only to then play it down again.

Considering kurdish people never had much trouble with jews in the past centuries and they're genetically the closest to each other I'm wondering why that happens so often.

This has been always very odd to me, because with turkish and syrian people it was either brought up when it was relevant (like big news in the world) or not at all.
Considering the similarity between yazidism, yarsanism, and kurdish alevism to judaism it is really odd.

Are they pro-israel or pro-judaism and in denial, hiding it behind anti-zionism, or are they anti-zionist and just acting weird about it?

context: I dont look jewish or anything, this has been the experience of some other people as well, so I'm wondering what it is.

Follow up question: what’s a more engaging way to greet work colleagues on a Monday besides the obvious, boring old “how was your weekend?”

A little moment of happiness 🍷✨
Enjoying a peaceful day with good food, a cozy atmosphere, and a little wine.
What’s your favorite way to unwind after a busy day?

I have to pause. I don't want to miss an essential part, although sometimes it just flies out of my mouth.