Oneiros512

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   by Oneiros512 3y ago

   I've done this with reddit several times as well. It seems a positive thing to me to retain a level of detachment and not get too involved in building up the karma score or trying to build some kind of reputation. I've also take
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   by Oneiros512 4y ago

   Regarding social skills, I feel like I can relate to how you describe your situation. I was extremely socially anxious when I was younger and basically avoided any social interactions I could. Throughout highschool and college I never had
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   by Oneiros512 5y ago

   There was a story I read a while back about Veterans being unhappy with the red cross for not offering free donuts because they had back during WW2. https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2012/07/13/1567
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   by Oneiros512 6y ago

   The podcast presented by the professor of that course is also excellent. It's called The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos.
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   by Oneiros512 6y ago

   One think I like to keep in mind with this sort of situation is that building retirement savings and an emergency fund can have immediate benefits of the added security blanket they provide, aside from the long-term goal of retirement. Even
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   by Oneiros512 6y ago

   I've always had a fascination with tracking things myself. I remember daydreaming when I was younger about wishing I had some kind of way to see how many of some particular food item I'd eaten over the course of my life, or how m