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✨new toothbrush✨

It’s easy to overlook how worn down those bristles get from constant use day in/out. Clean new brush is one of those little things that makes for that much better of a start to my morning, with no actual change to my routine. You probably could use one - but even if you don’t, you will soon.

@gus

Mar 17, 2024

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trying not to think of the toothpaste and toothbrush too much when you brush ur teeth

or else you gag for no reason its so silly… maybe this is just a me thing

@flora

Jan 29, 2024

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brushing your teeth as a form of catharsis

so minty fresh! whenever i have a shitty day, nothing feels more revitalizing than the cool feeling of toothpaste eradicating the excess bacteria. the microbial reduction is not only beneficial for physical health, but brushing your teeth is also a form of ritualistic mental clarity and self-care we take for granted

@fallenangels

Jan 23, 2024

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Polls?

I think they could be a neat thing to add to "Asks" as a way to gauge people's opinions on things. but only allow up to two options 'cus I think that would be funny.

@confused

Mar 11, 2025

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WindowSwap

there’s a site called WindowSwap, where you can see views from people’s windows that they submitted, from all over the world. you can technically pay to like, choose a specific location and some extra stuff, but I really just enjoy using the site for free as is, being placed at a random window. I sadly don't have any pics from my window on hand and it’s too dark out right now to get anything good 😔 but accept this site instead!

@confused

Mar 12, 2025

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Searching Synonyms

I think looking up synonyms is a completely valid way to figure out how to express yourself. they can be more than just replacing your thoughts with inserted words, their definitions can be tools of inspiration. thesauruses and dictionaries, physical or online, are great! intentionally compare what you're trying to express to the definitions. I find this helps clarify and streamline thoughts through deduction, especially when a word isn't quite what you're looking for. you not only naturally gain a better understanding of what you are trying to express, but I often find other paths of interest. even when I find a word or phrase that resonates, I still continue to search through similar ones, explaining to myself why this specific word fills what others can't. example sentences in dictionaries are a great place for the context of words too! when writing, or even in conversation, I'll just search "another word for [insert my own word or phrase]". I think this whole process of searching, reading, and understanding helps those words and phrases stick with you, as you've created like, a whole I Spy process out of it. I also just love rewriting definitions in my own words.

@confused

Mar 13, 2025