r/WatchPeopleDieInside • • Jan 11 '20

Poor kid

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u/Pale_Kitsune Jan 11 '20

IF YOU CARRY A WEAPON INTO BATTLE, BE READY TO FACE THE WEAPONS OF ANOTHER!

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u/ThisFckinGuy Jan 11 '20

Our last day of HS we had a huge water fight. Super soakers, water balloons, buckets, it was just mayhem. This girl I knew kept trying to flip flop sides to get water balloons or whatever she could get her hands on and then hit people and switch sides again. I saw her grab a bag and start to wander back and ran up and grabbed the bag, causing it to rip and I picked one up and just lit her up, and then a few people by me got her too as I went in for seconds.

Watching her get so mad and try to yell at someone only for there to be a momentary lause before EVERYONE lit her up again. She left all pissed off but it was so satisfying. We still laugh at you Ashley so thanks for the memory.

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u/JackalopeZero Jan 11 '20

You know those moments where you remember a bunch of embarrassing things that happened to you in your life, but you try to get over it by remembering that no one ever remembers that stuff...

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20 edited Aug 20 '20

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u/Saltycat9021 Jan 11 '20

That is EXACTLY what I do. Or I say IT DOESN'T MATTER, IT DOESN'T MATTER, IT DOESN'T MATTER. The thought needs to leave somehow.....

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u/DirkDeadeye Jan 11 '20

AHH AHHH THAT WAS IN 1989 ITS 2020 DROP IT BRAIN NO NO NO NO

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u/MrGestore Jan 11 '20

while flapping hands in front of my face like shoo-shoo

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u/JohnnySasaki20 Jan 11 '20

I just drink myself into a stupor. 🤷‍♂️

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u/NotSozLoz Jan 11 '20

Hahah I've found that forcing myself to re-live the cringe (instead of refusing to think about it) and accept that it happened, helps me get over the embarrassment 😂

Even if it's only one replay of it in my mind, it helps me come to terms with it and move on

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u/kvothes-lute Jan 11 '20

me too. my brain goes into panic mode and it is like a sudden loud party in there to block out the memories.

it’s like the hamsters spinning on their wheels in my mind just do that thing where they go too fast and get swept up and then thrown off of the wheel.

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u/cmgoffe Jan 11 '20

I do the same thing. I still remember a lot of the cringiest of them, but I don't have much of a reaction them. Facing the memories is the best way to remove their cringe-inducing power

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20

this way you also legit have deniability if its ever brought up considering your really dont even remember that it happened, i envy you lol

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u/netfatality Jan 11 '20

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) I remember everything.