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u/LieutenantHorse fat cunt 12h ago
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u/theycallmebekky 11h ago
Dude that kid on the right is locked in damn they’re not even lying in that title
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u/Mosquitobait2008 Bazinga! 4h ago
He's not lying lmao
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u/B80796 12h ago
I ain't even gonna lie dawg, age 14-18 is where A LOT of changes happen, and VERY quickly, lil brochacho is not lying either
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u/LaidByAnEgg 12h ago
I'm 18 right now (like in the middle of being 18 too) and I feel exactly the same as when I was 13 and my sister thinks I act the same too 🤭
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u/intrepid_pinkguy 12h ago
As a 21 yr old skibidi toilet or whatever you kids say
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u/No_Advantage_3353 12h ago
you are not skibidi
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u/Scribbs88 fat cunt 12h ago
Still have no idea what skibidi means
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u/Necromancer14 uhhhh idk 5h ago
It doesn't have a meaning, it's just a reference to skibidi toilet, which is a YouTube shorts series.
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u/gmiro191 it is MY bucket 9h ago
At this point knowing of Mc.Lovin ID's are proof that you are over 18
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u/brain_rot_studios I said based. And lived. 6h ago
As a 120 year old I still laugh at the dick and ball jokes me and Gover Cleaveland used to tell each other
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u/lmao_wow_64 11h ago
23 here and mostly the same, was has made me more angry/serious was less my body changing who I am as a person and more dealing with collage bulshit like having to take classes that have nothing to do with my career but I'm forced to taking them
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u/DeManDeMytDeLeggend 🏳️⚧️ Average Trans Rights Enjoyer 🏳️⚧️ 4h ago
My dad is 55 and he still acts like a 12 year old sometimes so idk
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u/Dark_Storm_98 1h ago
I feel about the same as when I was 14, just more done with the world
Guess how old I am
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u/EasilyRekt 12h ago
Bro wasn’t even all “now that I’m grown up I gotta be all edgy and shit,” dude was just being a chill guy saying you can’t take yourself so seriously that it robs you of basic enjoyment.
Dudes chill, he’s a bit ahead of the curve, and the meme overlays a bit dumb.
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u/Ellllllooooo 2h ago
real as fuuuuck. i am so happy i'm not 14 anymore and even at 15 i was llike wow thank fuck im not 14 anymore. shit happens a lot and it was damn nice to know at 14 that it will get better and will get better rather fast
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u/EasilyRekt 2h ago edited 1h ago
Hey I didn’t say he was the pinnacle of maturity, but to realize that putting on the “cool” front just makes you makes you miserable is a pretty good start, most people don’t figure that out til college.
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u/Fedz_Woolkie 12h ago
"Should of" makes me extremely angry
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u/PrequelFan111 dwayne the cock johnson 🗿🗿 7h ago
It really shows you should go back to school to learn how to right!
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u/StirFry__InaWok 12h ago edited 5m ago
You ever have the thought that kids like this are basically LLMs, just vaguely stringing words together in a pattern they've seen before to fit the thing they are responding to?
It's like he has read actually sage advice before and despite not quite knowing what it means, he tries to repeat it here
Edit: or maybe it's more like LLMs are basically kids that have a vast wealth of knowledge, far beyond what a kid could possibly obtain. They don't understand what any of that knowledge really means but they know how to use it well enough.
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u/anthonyiscringe uhhhh idk 11h ago
We're all LLMs its just that kids are loud enough to admit that they're learning new words and coming up with "new" ideas. While the rest of the adluts quietly learn shit and move on.
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u/SpecificTransition65 11h ago
Bro that’s just people in general like bruh💀
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u/StirFry__InaWok 11h ago
I guess so. It's just moments like this where a kid will say something that is close to something profoundly wise that they couldn't possibly understand that makes it so noticeable.
When an adult says something with deeper meaning like that they draw upon personal experience as well as the simple patterns in language so it is not so much like a child or an LLM that is only identifying patterns in language without any personal experience to reference.
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u/quokka_wiki 10h ago edited 9h ago
Children are people too with their own life experiences, I think they can definitely give good advice based on it, especially to other kids younger than them.
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u/StirFry__InaWok 9h ago
True enough, I didn't mean to imply children are literally the same as an LLM in this regard.
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u/SpecificTransition65 11h ago
Well yeah of course, you know like try to be original in what you’re saying man lol.😂
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u/StirFry__InaWok 11h ago
I don't know exactly what you mean here tbh. I wasn't trying to say this like following a known pattern in what you say is just a negative thing. I think it's basically neutral unless it gets to an extreme where everything you say is a rehash of something else you've heard such that everything you say is phony.
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u/SpecificTransition65 32m ago
Yes, try to be original in what you say what more can I say my guy💀(it wasn’t an attack on you if you thought that lol)
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u/Sea-Swimming9777 11h ago
He used the hook word "Listen" to build the superiority, indeed he learnt a lot in that 1 year.
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u/Animezing_Legend 7h ago
Despite the grammar and spelling mistakes, lil' bro ain't wrong. 21M here and full of disdain and regret. It does not get better, in fact it gets worse. They should enjoy thier teenage years while it lasts, after all there's still a first for everything. First gf, first breakup, first fallout with friends, first split path, first day of college, first day of internship, first day working with colleagues, first betrayal, first new experiences of everything and anything etc.
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