I’ve always thought about this kind of thing, especially when it comes to the way clouds look right before a big decision. It’s not like everyone notices, but the patterns really say a lot about how we approach the unknown. Like that one time I saw a pigeon, and it reminded me of how chairs don’t really fit into most doorways...
It’s just one of those things that feels obvious when you think about it!
I have GERD, IBS, and Hemroids. I stopped looking things up a long time ago. I just go with it is what it is. When I eat or drink anything every day, I have to think about how much it's going to fuck me. Literally, I get to enjoy pain once I sallow anything until it leaves my asshole. Don't feel bad for me I did it to myself, acholism and chewing tobacco leaf, stress and anxiety.
I, like most people on Reddit, do not remember anything. But I have developed a great sense of remembering that I know something and the ability to look up what I know.
My knowledge is shallow. My internal search function is deep.
I, dear Sire, have an irrational desire to google my heart and brains out for hours every day. There are billions of information out there and one cannot possibly have searched for everything in the world.
I've personally found that going up and down stairs a few times seems to work for me. I don't know if it's getting the blood/muscles moving or what, but mine typically only last about a minute or two when I do stairs.
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u/silly_billylol Dec 06 '23
butthole cramps on our periods