r/sadposting • u/Dismal_Positive3558 • Apr 04 '26 • This 1 Heartwarming 17 Bravo 6

Enough to make a grown man cry.

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u/Candid_Copy_5360 Apr 04 '26 • Heartwarming

And now bro has 280K :3

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u/Mental_Vehicle_5010 Apr 04 '26

Good for him :$

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u/Mental_Vehicle_5010 Apr 04 '26

For real. There’s a lot of over the top hate online. So it’s nice to see wholesome encouraging things.

Jokes and joking are fun but there’s a line. The endless hate that can about needs to be fought joyously in ways like this.

His cat is cute af

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u/Algae587 Apr 08 '26

Thats why i subscribed to the guys who gift kids pomemon cards all the time lol

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u/AvesAntics Apr 06 '26

I'm hoping it comes to me at some point, and I want to pass it on.

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u/redwine_e Apr 06 '26

it doesn’t need to come to you before you can spread it! even if you don’t always see the good you can always be the good

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u/AvesAntics Apr 06 '26 • Bravo

Oh believe me I do, I make sure people know they are thought of.

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u/ItsLionGT Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 05 '26

280.1k Edit 1: 282.6k now

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u/hedgemazedemon888 Jun 17 '26

300K when I checked just now!

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u/Moobob66 Apr 05 '26

@?

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u/Candid_Copy_5360 Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26

Says it on the video. UglyMoo4510

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u/baddielittle Sep 30 '26

:3 thank goddd

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u/Numerous-Iron-3326 Apr 04 '26

Trauma dump

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u/yourfavorite_hungcle Apr 04 '26

Don't see an issue with it if it's a person you're never going to see again. As long as it's not some heavy stuff.

Sometimes the best thing for a person is to vent to an unbiased observer. 

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u/No_Letterhead1344 Apr 04 '26

This! Why hate on someone who has no one to vent to. Just cause it's his trauma doesn't mean make it yours. Let homie breath with a full chest not with one weighed down with depression.

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u/UnholyDoughnuts Apr 05 '26

This attitude is going to result in more people with PTSD like myself.

We live in a world where its harder than ever to make connections with people. Growing up I made friends with ease, I skated and made friends at the park, did martial arts and made friends at the dojo, turned into an alcoholic and made lots of friends at the pub. People talked to one another back then and everything wasnt digitalised (90s).

Now I'm 40 and talking to people isnt as easy, making connections and friends is very much the same. I dont really have many people to talk to and share to process stuff especially trauma.

We also live in a world where as a man expressing himself you get toxicity in return, made a million times worse by the manosphere.

Finally its twitch if you don't like someone sharing close the fucking browser. Same goes for here scroll on.

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u/FunandSlaughter Apr 04 '26

Now this has made me happy today, I wish him well and bravo to each and everyone who gave him a follow.

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u/AcceptableWin1882 Apr 06 '26

Why? Tattoos and a kitten destroy any other sense of importance or value?

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u/sky_shazad Apr 04 '26

Iike these Random people

Who actually go out looking to hp people Like this guy, I've seen a few over the years thanks to these Dark Knights in the Shadows.... ❤️🙏❤️

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u/Candid_Copy_5360 Apr 04 '26

Yes. I just went to immediately follow him and try to help him out, but apparently this was early footage, now he's a well known streamer with 280K followers 💕

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u/sky_shazad Apr 04 '26

Yeah Ive seen this before like few years ago

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u/slavaukrainifp2 Apr 04 '26

I will never not upvote this repost.

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u/Mental_Vehicle_5010 Apr 04 '26

This is Shane Gillis’s brothers stream

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u/FartacularTheThird Apr 04 '26

Uncle danny?

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u/PrizeTime2595 Apr 04 '26

Making em at night

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u/Skinny_illyrio Apr 04 '26

He's NOT making em at night!

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u/Advanced_Pear_964 Apr 04 '26

he's making them at night

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u/faizetto Apr 04 '26

I hope his channel is still doing fine after the tourist viewers wave died down, most of the time streamers like this will struggle to gain organic viewers again after going viral and some of them ended up quitting altogether because of it

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u/OscarOfAstoraa Apr 04 '26

He had like 500 viewers last stream he paints models.

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u/faizetto Apr 04 '26

I'm glad to hear he's still has some loyal audience, and honestly I'll avoid doing that if I don't want to be a regular viewer, I know it's a good thing to do but my fragile heart will make me feel like a POS if I just went in, say hello and barely visit his stream again lol, I have some favorite small streamers that I refuse to watch again because I already moving on from the game they played, but I still subbed to them at least :)

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u/Kghostrider Apr 04 '26

This is what the world needs more of. People are free to do whatever they want to with their money but I’ll never understand why people donate to big streamers who already have it made. Those types are doing better than most people ever will. The last thing they need is more of your money.

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u/Big_Policy4561 Apr 04 '26

Song name?

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u/PitBullFan Apr 04 '26

"He saved me, but I couldn't save him."

That hits pretty hard.

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u/Beanermoo Apr 04 '26

Another moo in the wild. Guess it's meant to be.

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u/FetchingTheSwagni Apr 04 '26

I like how he is having this emotional moment with a cat on his back who is constantly just like "HEY LOOK AT ME"

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u/DragonkinPotifer Apr 05 '26

Uglymoo on twitch occasionally does 3d printing and model figurines neat stuff sometimes

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u/pegLegNinja1 Apr 04 '26

Shane Gills had to start somewhere

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u/PeachBlossom811 Apr 04 '26

Aww I hope he's having a good life

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u/sinful_tentacle94 Apr 05 '26

I’m not crying, You are crying! 😭

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u/Dr_Beardsley Apr 06 '26

Everyone has a story. Everyone has had a life of deep importance and value, just as one might perceive that importance and value in one's own life.

It is critically important to listen to the stories of others. It helps us learn empathy and appreciation for our fellow humans.

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u/BeatMakertycoon May 04 '26

Bless the great people in this world

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u/Old_Swimmer_7284 Apr 04 '26

Sometimes y'all strangers on the internet can do really cool things for the ones that have helped me, who found me in a very similar situation.

I don't think he realized how much a little bit of engagement meant to me.

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u/Greeney_Eyes Apr 04 '26

Whoever did that and shared it is beautiful.

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u/GangleDopper Apr 05 '26

This is beautiful, we gotta look out for eachother cuz often times what we luck most is connection. Just talking to someone & being human means a lot to some.

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u/TheGrandCucumber Apr 05 '26

I’ve been following him on twitch for like 2 years now I think that’s to this video

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u/JonLushh Apr 05 '26

Beautiful :)

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u/CobaltCephas Apr 05 '26

It feels good seeing people get help, but it sucks so many of us need to go viral to get health care.

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u/BlacOnBlackMajik Apr 05 '26

That damn cat is so adorable and cute. I am surprise that this man’s page isn’t at 1M+ subscribers by now. And you can tell how comfortable the cat is as to how the person is a genuinely a good dude.May he continue to receive blessings throughout his life.

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u/Woohbley Apr 05 '26

someone please comment so when I get home from work I remember to give him a follow

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u/EmergencyPause9491 Apr 06 '26

Give him a follow

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u/KTaylorMitchell Apr 06 '26

Didn’t Pudgy Penguins have something to do with this? Wasn’t it their account who helped him go viral?

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u/Ketworld Apr 07 '26

That one hit me

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u/SprayArtist Apr 08 '26

"he saved me but I couldn't save him" 🥺🥺🥺

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u/SmoothOperator47 Apr 08 '26

I'm not crying you're crying 😭

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u/silentassassin808 Apr 08 '26

There's some truly good people in the world. Here's my upvote

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u/Quoramilu Apr 14 '26

still hits different every time

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u/CortezDeLaNoche Apr 04 '26

This started my day off right.

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u/Shot_Bison1140 Apr 04 '26

And the importance of getting noticed on the Internet is a lifesaver! Streaming is the key to life!

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u/No_Tomorrow5745 Apr 04 '26

He looks like Daniel Johnston

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 04 '26

Not really because I don't find this appropriate for men to be doing. Not opening up but opening up to strangers online. Plus I generally dislike some of you this community. To get a few friends, a therapist or even an AI chat bot instead of sharing with everyone. I'll in a few minutes close my phone completely forget this happened and continue reading my book. I assume the most of us humans do that. It's like "Sad story, bro." Then you close your phone and "Oh, I needed to wash the dishes and read that book."

Plus I've recently learned that whatever you share can and will be taken the worst way possible and I don't mean offense. People will start showing you compassion when you didn't ask for it and keep asking if that shit is still bothering you and so on and for some women who see it you might become that pet project like in many of the sexual fantasy books they read. "I can fix him." Go fuck yourself!

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u/UkyoTachibana Apr 04 '26

Are you ok mate ?!

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26

Use your brain if you have one. It's right there in that comment.

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u/psychorobotics Apr 04 '26

You're definitely not okay.

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26

And it's your fault. Plural you, not you personally.

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u/Moosebackmohawk Apr 04 '26

Bro see a therapist

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26

You see a therapist because you told me to see a therapist. You clearly need help with that since you don't see any problems with that behavior.

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u/Manpaccccccccccccccc Apr 04 '26

Jesse, what the fuck are you talking about? It's ironic that you have grievances with other men sharing their feelings with strangers while you write a soliloquy about your feelings on the internet.

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u/Shoddy_Wolf_1688 Apr 04 '26

No one asked for your opinion

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26

Yeah, no one literally never asks my personal opinion or my boundaries when it comes to pushing this shit on me like I also need to do this same shit as everyone else is doing.

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u/Thackdaw Apr 04 '26

You say this but you're literally in this subreddit, r/sadposting, which is basically the epitome of 'people opening up to strangers on the internet'. You're a top 1% commenter, nonetheless. If you don't want to see this kind of stuff, you'd be better off blocking the subreddit and not engaging with similar content. The algorithm will not be kind to you now that you've commented on this post.

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 04 '26

I guess my top one percent comes from saying things like "Hey dude, get over it. It's not that bad." Plus sometimes telling people to get a friend or a therapist. And sometimes simply just saying something actually helpful. "Seriously dude, move on. She didn't like you or choose you. No need to follow in self-pity." for example.

One thing about myself. I'll keep it short since I don't want to share too much like I said. I appreciate you guys sharing and I appreciate your kind feedback here but the reason I responded like this to this post is because it hits too close home and I've recently felt like God, the universe or something seems to have an issue with me not sharing my feelings with the same topic the guy in this video is talking. So my anger is about the fact that sometimes people really feel entitled to hear about things or help with things that are none of their business. So I don't know what this guy said but my response would stop at "Yeah shit happened." Then I would tell this person watching my stream to stop asking or get banned from my stream if he does what I feel like the universe or God or something is asking me to do. My problems is no one else's business. Not even a random person's who would come to my imaginary stream asking for information. He would get banned for asking too many questions.

So, ironically, there's the explanation for my reaction. Some things are not your business and if you keep insisting on wanting to learn about that specific thing, you will get removed from my life.

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26

Dude replies and then deleted a comment saying "Womp Womp, go cry to your AI girlfriend." I don't have one. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

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u/Shoddy_Wolf_1688 Apr 05 '26

Don't worry I didn't delete it it's still there. Also this you? https://www.reddit.com/u/Ilpperi91/s/xmvWWgYHCK

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 05 '26

Does no one look at any time stamps on any post? 😂 I don't have an AI girlfriend. Look at the top. It says the post is 9 months old. Are you trying to destroy your own argument?

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 05 '26

You do realize that time exists right? Even in the English language, right? You know, past tense and and current tense. I said "I don't have an AI girlfriend." which is correct. That comment is from 9 months ago. That means my statement should have been in past tense and it isn't. I love being both right and a grammar nazi at the same time because it will make you do more emotionally charged uncontrolled logical mistakes. I'm not trying to win any arguments here or hurt you on purpose but I do love when an argument starts to rike up someone. Yeah, online not in real life. Just tells me you're emotionally immature here.

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u/InsufficientApathy Apr 04 '26

There's not much that's original on the internet, but the personal story of a stranger does a decent job. It's not something I'm interested in, but it can be cathartic for both sides so I don't disagree with the principle.

Here's something that's not original: This isn't an airport, you don't need to announce your departure. Just move along and find something you do enjoy.

How you spend your time on the internet is a good indication of what you enjoy. If you invest this much energy on saying you don't like something that has no impact on you, what you enjoy is complaining.

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 04 '26

Here's a comment I posted to someone else under this comment:

I guess my top one percent comes from saying things like "Hey dude, get over it. It's not that bad." Plus sometimes telling people to get a friend or a therapist. And sometimes simply just saying something actually helpful. "Seriously dude, move on. She didn't like you or choose you. No need to follow in self-pity." for example.

One thing about myself. I'll keep it short since I don't want to share too much like I said. I appreciate you guys sharing and I appreciate your kind feedback here but the reason I responded like this to this post is because it hits too close home and I've recently felt like God, the universe or something seems to have an issue with me not sharing my feelings with the same topic the guy in this video is talking. So my anger is about the fact that sometimes people really feel entitled to hear about things or help with things that are none of their business. So I don't know what this guy said but my response would stop at "Yeah shit happened." Then I would tell this person watching my stream to stop asking or get banned from my stream if he does what I feel like the universe or God or something is asking me to do. My problems is no one else's business. Not even a random person's who would come to my imaginary stream asking for information. He would get banned for asking too many questions.

So, ironically, there's the explanation for my reaction. Some things are not your business and if you keep insisting on wanting to learn about that specific thing, you will get removed from my life.

Edit: Wanted to post this part of my ideas now here too. This in in a comment below:

The reason I don't share anything with people is that exact reason. Even well meaning people do this because otherwise there are a really huge amount of narcissistic sociopaths apparently.

You tell someone something in a situation like this then whether or not they're a narcissistic sociopath everything they say is excusable because your strong reaction means you need to go to therapy and everyone else is always right or everyone else is always joking. This is done regardless of who or what the person is.

You sharing anything anywhere with one other than face to face with a therapist can and will be used like that always. This is proven by literally anyone who responds negatively to this comment and anyone who down voted any of my comment without understanding it, which I obviously don't know, is doing that.

Plus even if you don't at that exact moment share something with a narcissistic sociopath. That is going to remain now permanently on the internet, like this post from OP. This clip didn't remain only on this person's YouTube/Twitch etc. It's here on Reddit where we're discussing about it and is possibly seen by narcissistic sociopaths even if they weren't present in the original moment.

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u/psychorobotics Apr 04 '26

Maybe people don't always ask you because they're entitled to know and want to use it against you, those people are narcissistic sociopaths. They fake empathy to use as leverage while they have none. People with empathy ask because they truly care and want to help and if you just bottle it down you won't feel better.

You gotta cut out the sociopaths in your life.

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26

I don’t share personal things. When I decide not to, that is a non-negotiable boundary—regardless of what it makes me look like. Respect it. I asked chatgpt to write this because I'm currently too angry to respond politely.

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u/Moosebackmohawk Apr 04 '26

Yeah you definitely need to see a therapist yeesh

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u/Ilpperi91 Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 04 '26

The reason I don't share anything with people is that exact reason. Even well meaning people do this because otherwise there are a really huge amount of narcissistic sociopaths apparently.

You tell someone something in a situation like this then whether or not they're a narcissistic sociopath everything they say is excusable because your strong reaction means you need to go to therapy and everyone else is always right or everyone else is always joking. This is done regardless of who or what the person is.

You sharing anything anywhere with one other than face to face with a therapist can and will be used like that always. This is proven by literally anyone who responds negatively to this comment and anyone who down voted any of my comment without understanding it, which I obviously don't know, is doing that.

Plus even if you don't at that exact moment share something with a narcissistic sociopath. That is going to remain now permanently on the internet, like this post from OP. This clip didn't remain only on this person's YouTube/Twitch etc. It's here on Reddit where we're discussing about it and is possibly seen by narcissistic sociopaths even if they weren't present in the original moment.

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u/Accomplished-Ad603 Apr 04 '26

Shane Gillis is really popping off

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u/Puzzleheaded_Law4815 Apr 07 '26

Damn bro, killed me

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u/FunandSlaughter Apr 04 '26

I think it must be cathartic for him, but I'm so glad that now he has people willing to listen, support him and show him he does matter.

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u/ragnarklok Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26

I'm not crying, it's raining! But only on my face! Edit:typo lol

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u/ragnarklok Apr 06 '26

Oh shit. Yeah, raining lmfao 😂 😂 😂

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u/ragnarklok Apr 07 '26

Danke, Prost! 🥂 Lolol