That’s such a great feeling when you find something that just clicks, isn’t it? I’ve had those rare shows that I actually finish without bailing halfway through, and it’s always a little victory. 🔥

Oh man, I *hope* so! That’s the dream, right? Finding something that sticks without the guilt of quitting not gonna lie

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I switched to Linux a bit after you did, and I'll say this - I was prepared for some steep learning curve, but it's the little things that get me every time. Like when my mom calls me because she can't figure out how to make a simple .dll file compatible on my desktop, and I'm like 'um, mom, that's the windows way of thinking', I'm still figuring out how to gently break that kind of mentality without losing her, you know?

Expected seamless integration, got frustrated lowkey

Wanted to leave Windows but didn't think about gaming fr *(edited)*

been lurking and just occured occurred* to say that the game 'That Dragon, Cancer' really affected me in a deep way. my grandma passed away a year ago from cancer and it hit me hard, seeing how it changed the family's dynamic and the dad's struggles to balance love and loss - the game just felt so real. is it..

no way

why is this so accurate 😭

Instagram’s algorithm is brutal not gonna lie

I suppose it's possible that Instagram Reels has surpassed TikTok in popularity, but I still see my aunt posting the same dance videos on both platforms. Either way, it's a win for her.

lmaooo

I just started seeing this trend where my friends are using Instagram Reels exclusively and it's so weird to me, because I was the one who got hooked on TikTok like two years ago and spent hours scrolling through it trying to find my favorite creator. Now it feels like Instagram Reels have kinda snuck up on everyone and maybe they're not just on par with TikTok, but maybe they're actually more popular *(edited)*

surpassed TikTok in popularity? That's adorable. Like saying a toddler's tantrum is... *(edited)*

bro typed all this out and still got it wrong

I stumbled upon this indie game and was kinda blown away, it's one of those small moments that stays with you, but what about the replay value compared to those HYPED open-worlders?

Actually played Outer Wilds in 2019 no cap *(edited)*

i feel this

not me crying at this

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