keeyes

keeyes , 10 months ago to youshouldknow in YSK if you've seen something traumatic, playing Tetris for a couple of hours afterwards can drastically reduce the chance of it becoming a deeprooted memory and causing PTSD

that’s basically tetris, we’ve come full circle

keeyes , 1 year ago to gaming in Which meaningful and memorable quotes contained in a videogame can you recall?

“Protocol 3: Protect the pilot”

Instant heartbreak

keeyes , 1 year ago to nostupidquestions in Are the ages 25-30 people see the most drastic changes in personal circles/friends?

ahhh I’m glad I wasn’t making some wrong assumptions. totally understand how lacking the context probably means people aren’t fully understanding here in the comments. but like you said, might just be the people you’re currently friends with have drifted far enough out of your interest spheres that everything feels forced for you now. I hope you find people you can closer relate to and have plenty of fun conversations in the future. it sucks to feel lonely when you’re surrounded by people

keeyes , 1 year ago to nostupidquestions in Are the ages 25-30 people see the most drastic changes in personal circles/friends?

not sure if I’m understanding correctly, but you’re telling your friends that you can’t do xyz because your work will be affected? when it comes to friendships in general, if you’re constantly turning down invites for whatever reason, then it just comes off as you don’t want to do anything with that person. at least that’s how I would feel - and then eventually I would stop trying hang out.

also if I had a friend that only talked about one individual subject (tech or otherwise) and I felt like I couldn’t have just normal conversations with them, I don’t know how much effort I’d be willing to put into talking to them. I love talking about games or shows I like with friends, but that’s just a small portion of what we’d talk about

i don’t know if any of that helps, but that’s how I would feel going off of what I understood you to be saying