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That's the thing about nostalgia. We don't miss a thing by itself, but the whole context in that given time. I don't miss Windows 98. I miss being a child usin
by frostwarrior 4y ago
That's the thing about nostalgia.
We don't miss a thing by itself, but the whole context in that given time.
I don't miss Windows 98. I miss being a child using that, browsing the old internet, the old terrible "web design" and having my friends on the same page
- q-big 4y ago> I don't miss Windows 98. I miss being a child using that, browsing the old internet, the old terrible "web design" and having my friends on the same page I do miss it - having a Windows 98 (or Windows 95) VM is so useful for running some old beloved games.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoYou can never really go home.
- frostwarrior 4y agoAs adults, we have the goal of finding a new place to call home. Growing up doesn't have to mean feeling lost or renouncing to be in a warm and nurturing place. The only difference is that I'm not a child anymore.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoIf you had a fixed home during your formative years, that is a special place which no longer exists except in your imagination. Even if you physically visit, one or more of several things are drastically different. Change is always happening.
- replwoacause 4y agoNot until you go to seek your great perhaps.
- Smoosh 4y agoyou cannot step into the same river twice.