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coming chronically early to everything

i just can’t help but leave my house 10 minutes before i should be and arriving 20 minutes earlier than needed because i already accounted for a 10 minute buffer zone in my initial calculations

@wakaport

Mar 21, 2025

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Being chronically early

I just can’t help it, for some reason it makes me really anxious if I’m not ready an hour prior to the time I’m suppose to leave, for me that hour feels like I only have 10-15 minutes and I’m already running behind schedule. It’s great most of the time but a bit awkward.

@raniya

Feb 16, 2024

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People who are on time/early are annoying

I’m usually like 3-10 mins late to everything so I’m relieved when someone else is running late, too. Punctual people stress me out in a casual setting!!

@dani_z_baybee

Mar 25, 2025

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Crouching tiger, hidden dragon

wowowow I watched this for the first time last night and loved it. I knew it was groundbreaking at the time, but what I didn’t expect was to see such a beautiful variety of landscapes and for it be have such romance.
The choreography is insane and it was so refreshing to watch action that isnt cgi to the max.

@plouderb

Jul 29, 2024

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Tai chi

Meditative, gentle movement and breath work. Clear your mind, focus on the moves and tune into your chi. Improves balance and connection with the earth. Great to do alone or with a group when everyone has learned the moves. Plus the moves have cool names like “parting the wild horse’s mane”, “grasp the sparrow’s tail”, and “snake creeps down”.

@plouderb

May 22, 2024

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just did! excited. scared.

I went back to school in 2020 to persue a career in a field I’ve wanted to be in for prob 2 decades. I went to college right out of high school but it didn’t work for me at that time, I got terrible grades and gave up despite being a high achieving straight A student before.
I just finished my program and graduated in May and started a new job at a big name firm and to say I’m a little spooked is accurate. Not finishing my degree all those years ago was a source of shame for me and I’m finding myself putting a lot of pressure on myself because the accomplishment is so personally significant.
The learning curve of a new job is always steep and feels like you’re flailing a bit, and I can only believe that new career will be that same feeling, amplified. Trying to feel confident, trust that I am in fact capable, and not like I’m about to be found out. 🫠
Go for it! The scary parts are required! Personal growing pains mean you're trying and expanding.

@plouderb

Jun 19, 2024

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