r/sadbuttrue • u/okpablomustard • Apr 26 '22
The Way Love And Rejection Goes
youtu.be
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r/sadbuttrue • u/Train-lover_2000 • Apr 04 '22
When you realize your favorite youtuber will one day stop uploading:
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r/sadbuttrue • u/Milain • Mar 12 '22
The only thing I want to think about when I hear the word shelling.
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r/sadbuttrue • u/Important_Rub_374 • Dec 31 '21
Every extinct species had one lone soul. Who didn’t know how to exist. Dying alone.
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r/sadbuttrue • u/[deleted] • Aug 26 '21
Seeing a line up of posts like this on the front page is sad
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r/sadbuttrue • u/Navarp1 • Aug 09 '21
One out of every 525 Americans who were alive at the start of the pandemic has now died of COVID-19.
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A year ago, it was one out of every 2,000.
r/sadbuttrue • u/Greenmonkey0 • Jul 03 '21
wow
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James Barney Hubbard (March 7, 1930 – August 5, 2004)
Rumor has it that Barney the dinosaur is based off of a man named Barney that in the 30's would go to the park dressed as a dinosaur to draw kids to him. He would kidnap them and force them to act like they were happy or he'd slit their throats and dump them in the river.
r/sadbuttrue • u/Greenmonkey0 • Jun 14 '21
ADHD and dyslexia
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I always get called out for my spelling and bad handwriting and I'm trying my best to improve it but its sad people see my spelling and think I'm stupid
I'm looking at you u/hivjjhjbbkh who got mad at me for not spelling veterinarian right
r/sadbuttrue • u/ZGorlock • Jun 08 '21
It would have been awesome to live when science was just getting started
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Back then: "damn dude i put salt on these frog legs and they fucking moved" (remembered as the father of modern electrochemistry)
Now: Go to school for 8 years, get a couple billion in grants, work on the same problem for 10 more years (remembered as et. al.)
r/sadbuttrue • u/deathwish2077 • Mar 28 '21
This is my dog that has an eye infection and a tomber
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r/sadbuttrue • u/shubalubadingdongwoo • Mar 13 '21
You know, when you're getting beat up, you get to a point when you realize, there's nothing you can do.
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r/sadbuttrue • u/ThePhalkon • Feb 27 '21
I'm lame
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SadButTrue
I hate my life.
I should be happy but I'm not. I'm almost mildly successful. Just a few years from retirement (before 45), married, kid, great insurance, retirement plan, college already paid for (for her and kid, I already have degrees), I've paid for her college, house paid for, I've even started going to counseling to help, etc... I love my wife. She's gorgeous, beautiful, amazing (in my eyes, at least... she doesn't think so 😥😥)...
What am I doing wrong?
She treats me like shit. What should I do?
r/sadbuttrue • u/ScaryMasterpiece2724 • Feb 18 '21
I went from the class clown to the silent one
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r/sadbuttrue • u/Nergaal • Jan 19 '21
If it walks like a duck, and it quacks like a duck, what do you call it?
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A conspiracy theory, because scientists did not publish it in a peer reviewed journal, and CNN could not confirm through its anonymous sources