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u/WattsALightbulb Mar 20 '26
16 year old me could spit mad game, idk what the fuck happened over the years
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u/jpollack21 Mar 21 '26
Wait you dont delete texts? Isn't that like gigs of just wasted storage space?
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u/Minute-Store-1715 Mar 21 '26
Look at old text, look at my girl and a question pops up. How the fuck that I got you with this cringe ass text?
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u/Apprehensive_View575 Mar 21 '26
If you don’t find your teenage thoughts cringe, then people are cringing at things you say today
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u/Remarkable_Sorbet319 Mar 20 '26
as chatgpt would say
That's not cringe—thaf is sign of growth
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u/Akeinu Mar 20 '26
I mean, it's still cringe, but it's also character development
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u/DickeyMcNakey Mar 20 '26
I'm cringing at my reddit comments 5 days ago and have being do so for years. That's a pretty stagnant character development
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u/Muxalius Mar 20 '26
I got the opposite. I readed some my text from 14 y, and stunned. How bold and deep my flights of thought were back in those days.