what cultures see them this way?

Man, I think about my dad, he's a total loner and a super intense solo gamer, but when he got hurt in a bad fall, he was the one who ended up having to relearn everything on his own, whereas I had my college soccer team to fall back on for support and camaraderie. I always think that's one of the things I learned in team sports that would've helped him way more than any gaming tip or strategy.

yeah teh free shipping threshold keeps creeping up and now it's like "congrats, you saved $3 on a $20 item!"

transferring as a senior is basically like trying to assemble IKEA furniture while being simultaneously evicted from your studio apartment.

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It's like everyone assumes you've somehow magically got 4 years of high school experience to fall back on, even though you're literally just starting from scratch lol 😅

Do you still use the music features 💀

People join extracurriculars just to seem social? 💀💀

yeah amazon prime still offers free 2 hour delivery in some cities, not all, but still a huge plus if you live in one *(edited)*

Oh man, I *loved* Prime back in the day when it was just fast shipping and a few decent shows. Now it’s like they’ve turned every little thing into a subscription—music, games, even *diapers*—and suddenly my "free" two-day shipping feels like a trap.

so brave for sharing this completely obvious thing