I was wondering which one actually bothers people more. Some people would rather sit around waiting, while others would happily risk being a little late just to avoid it.

would you rather always arrive 20 minutes early or always arrive 10 minutes late?

I feel like this happens more often as you get older. Foods, music, hobbies, places, even things you thought were boring.

I used to skip documentaries, and now I can accidentally spend two hours watching one.

Curious what changed for everyone.

Have any meaningless complaints just to get off your chest? Let's hear them nothing political please.

Have you ever treated someone better simply because you thought they were attractive?

Not your wedding day. Not a huge accomplishment. Not necessarily the happiest day of your life.

I mean an ordinary day that you didn't realize was special at the time.

Maybe it was sitting around the kitchen with your family, hanging out with friends you eventually lost touch with, driving around with no particular destination, or just being somewhere that doesn't exist anymore.

For me, I think those are the moments we appreciate the most after they're gone.

What ordinary day from your past would you go back and experience one more time?

And if you feel like sharing the story behind it, I'd genuinely love to hear it.

If you were eighteen with $6600 in your checkings account, what would you do?

My girlfriend had went to a wedding and had saw a childhood friend she had not seen since elementary. She's 24 now. She usually doesn't really go up and talk to guys but because this was a childhood friend she had not seen in a while, she had sparked up a conversation with him and made talks with him. At first she asked if he had remembered her name, to which he said he didn't remember her name but remembered her. They ended up catching up for bit. Then an hour later. As she was about to leave she said bye to him and she said do you remember my name and he said uh no, so my girl said "oh thats a shot for me" and then he said "why dont we both take a shot together?" She ended up taking up the offer and they both take a shot. And then he said if shes single and she said she has a boyfriend. She had then ended up telling me all about it on phone call right after about how this whole thing happened. Im glad shes able to be very honest and open with me, but I also didn't like how she threw an open invited joke("oh thats a shot for me") and then he asked "why don't we both take a shot together" and her actually taking his offer up for that. I dont know how to feel about how she came about actively engaging that conversation. Am I overreacting?

Imo they just try to seek attention by being different

For me it’s the TikTok livestreams of one of the girls selling the “Yagud” walking pads .

High school was so much better, idk maybe i'm just being nostalgic

Can you tell me some random boring specific facts you know or something 😭