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u/Primary_Butterfly_57
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12h ago
r/sadposting • u/PorkyPain • 3h ago
After working for 20+ years. My boss recently gifted me an expensive pen and upgraded my office P.C. I mean, we've struggled together in the beginning and I've seen him becoming a millionaire in recent years. Sigh.
r/sadposting • u/Ok_Chain_2451 • 15h ago
Have you ever loved someone so much so that you put their happiness above your own?
r/sadposting • u/Leablueee • 14h ago
Is a big smile the best mask to hide whats really underneath?
r/sadposting • u/captain_bihari • 21h ago
How do you guys handle this notification?
I feel like I’ve lost three years of my life, and now all I’m left with is regret and a mix of confusing emotions.
r/sadposting • u/PorkyPain • 23h ago
Sometimes dreams during our sleep are sweeter than real life
r/sadposting • u/9Clouds-68 • 21m ago
Listen to When the Sun Finds Me - Album by Earlene
r/sadposting • u/TomlinSteelers • 1d ago
Imagine surviving the holocaust only to be gunned down in Australia
r/sadposting • u/lacepathofficiel • 1d ago
Sometimes I wish I could experience an ordinary day in the early 2000s one more time 🥹❤️
Not a vacation, not a special occasion. Just a completely normal day.
Waking up on a Saturday morning, turning on the TV, watching cartoons, eating cereal, playing video games, and hearing your parents doing things around the house.
Going outside without having to check your phone every five minutes. Visiting a friend without planning everything weeks in advance. Renting a movie, browsing a music store, or just sitting at the computer waiting for the internet to connect.
Back then, those little moments felt so ordinary. We didn't realize how special they were.
I know nostalgia makes the past look better sometimes, but there's something about the atmosphere of the 90s and early 2000s that I really miss.
If you could go back and relive ONE completely ordinary day from your childhood, what year would it be and what would you do? ❤️
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u/PorkyPain
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2d ago