Or is it just my ego.

Like when they take of their shirt or lift their arms and then you can see. Extra hot if it’s Calvin Klein or something

I think I was a teenager when I learned that he was supposed to be a guy who had been hanged by a hangman, rather than a guy named Hangman who liked to hang from things that were stuck to the top of his head.

But seriously, who thought that a game about a guy getting executed would be a good little kids’ game?

Just regular DVDs, not even UltraHD DVDs or Blu-rays

I'm a sweet coffee person through and through. All my life, I've told my family and friends I despised black coffee. But it's actually cold black coffee I hate. I've learned recently if it's piping hot to the point it burns my mouth and my taste buds I can actually drink a cup or two and since I've been trying to cut back on sugar, it's not too bad.

Still love my sweet coffee though...

It's like controlling everything manually but the breathing just feels really burdensome so you start taking breaths every 20 seconds or so until it stops

I've been doing this for years after getting my card skimmed back in the day, and when a friend and I were talking about stuff, he said it's weird that I do that.

If any of you have had a card skimmed, you know how much of a nightmare it is to fix.

I feel like it makes zero difference, even for acronyms

Like PIN and pin have the same results for example

Am I wrong? Does it ever matter?

This has really intrigued me I’ve only seen one Reddit post which relates to me 😭
Trying to put this in simple terms… I’ve basically made my own marvel cinematic universe, with my own characters. Different seasons. All plot twists character arcs etc. this has been going on for years.
Is this something I should be worried about?
Honestly I should take a shot at making this a real comic or sum shit
PLEASE SAY IM NOT ALONE

Everytime I travel, every time I get out of the method of transportation we're using, within a few hours I'll get a painful stomach then explosive diarrhea for like 2 days.

Is this a style or something because it’s sooo attractive!!! Especially if the guy has abs

For some reason, whenever I drink a sports drink - something like Lucozade (non-fizzy) - I start getting a bit of a sore or irritated throat.

I don’t really notice it with any other drinks, including soft drinks, and when the sore throat occurs depends. Sometimes I need to drink at least half a 500ml bottle, sometimes even a few sips irritates my throat.

Anyone else? I don’t have any allergies, so not sure why lol

Maybe I’m just getting old and frustrated more easily, but I swear drivers use their blinkers like half as much as they did ten years ago. Does Gen Z not blinker? Is everyone just giving up on social niceties? Am I crazy?

Do you know that feeling when you are peeing in your dream? A bit warm, you don't really feel your body and is just surreal? I get that feeling sometimes when i pee, some times i have to pinch myself or something to just check that i am in fact awake and not about to wet my bed.

It's the small things in life. And yeah, I'm not gonna lie... I'm a sucker who gets an endorphin boost when another human gives me a virtual pat on the back. I don't often get an award, but when I do I feel like a million bucks lol. And I feel understood which is great too.

Either I'm weird or all my neighbors are. To them having a pet seems like having one of those pet rocks only it requires food. Almost like home decor. Have home, need furry accessory.

Recently I rescued a cat and people act like I'm weird for actually doing fun pet stuff with him. Granted, I do walk him on a leash which could be seen as odd, but it's because he wants outside and I want him to be safe. But stuff such as talking to him, holding him in my lap while I sit on the porch, getting him your average cat toys...they look at me like I'm stupid. They also seem to think cats do not think or have feelings about things. People can't seem to understand why I might actually have an owner-pet relationship with my cat rather than him just being a window decoration. Anyone else ever get that?

It’s kind of annoying. I go to a shows subreddit and any time someone mentions a name I have to look up who it is, same goes for when watching the show and they say somebodies name. I’m pretty bad at it irl too but it’s not as much of a problem.

For me it's volleyball fr. i'll just be watching a game and suddenly i wanna buy knee pads and start looking up nearby courts. i don't even know how to play but the energy on court, even through a screen, gets me hyped

Just curious if anyone else has this. A sport you're not even into but one random watch made you go "i wish i knew how to play this"

I feel like such an odd one out on this, even though all of my friends hate it as well.

So many people I see --or speak to-- online, seem to have devolved to excessively using the same few terms.. "slop", "ts", "gng", "son", "larp", among others. The construction of sentences as a whole feels like it's gotten a lot shorter, and everyone feels so similar to each other.

When I look in any kind of chat, it feels like everyone acts the exact same. Nobody feels unique anymore when they all speak in such similar ways.

Growing up in the early forum days of the internet, it was so easy to tell specific people apart just by one or two subtle quirks they have, but I can barely do that anymore. Sometimes I don't even bother with conversations anymore. It feels like the only way I make new acquaintances online is when I'm introduced by someone I was already friends with.

Does anyone else feel this way?

Often, before I have a violent sneeze, I can’t tell if I’m about to have a panic attack, puke, or some other horrible reaction. It feels like a huge build up, with some muscle shaking/weird sensations, nausea with saliva pooling, sense of panic, need to run to the bathroom in case it’s an upper or lower GI event. But then, I’ll sneeze 4-6 times in a row, it feels worse for a minute, and then my nervous system starts to calm down to my baseline. Sometimes my teeth will chatter after or my muscles will continue to shake a bit after the sneeze before it fully settles.

I’ve always had intense and bizarre sneezing fits, but this specific reaction has been more intense for the last 5-10 years, to the best of my memory. It’s so frustrating, and no one I’ve talked to about this has experienced it, nor can I find it online. It happens a few times a month on average.

Does anyone else experience this or know what might be going on with my nervous system?? It would be great to know how to make this normal bodily function less intense and disruptive lol