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lemmy.world

people crying on social media during COVID lockdown

Me: "It's been a while since I've known this kind of peace."

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lemmy.world

It really was amazing. The silence in the city was so refreshing.

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Can't lie, my area had one of the toughest lockdown responses in the world, it was honestly so exciting since I had so much more free time, something interesting was happening and overall I haven't really gotten out of that era of my life yet.

Ironically I felt more connected to my peers during lockdown than I am now, like my friends were online pretty much 24/7, our classes tended to have really silly things happen like a student talking shit about the teacher without realising they weren't on mute and the many fake versions of one classmate who never actually went to the online classes.

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My life got better during COVID as everything got pushed online. I didn't go outside for 3 months strait. Now I have to leave again to survive as delivery is crazy expensive again.

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yea maybe not literally all the time, it is nice to see nature and friends once in a while, but the vast majority of it? absolutely.

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lemmy.world

my first girlfriend was one of his grandkids. but he had a lot of grandkids. she was my first kiss. she was 17 and i was 14. she said she was mad because daniel called her "bautimous" instead of "beutiful". wow.

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lemmy.world

i said JIMMY STEWART HAD A LOT OF GRANDCHILDREN. also, i made out with one during a screening of "The Truth About Cats and Dogs".

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the trick to defeating bowser is to jump over his fireballs and land on the axe, but in reality that's just going to slice your balls in half

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Some people can only afford a room, there is no where else to go.

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Idk about you guys but I stay in my room on my switch playing Skyrim

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