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Forum ยป Why does not doing something when you're supposed to do it feel SO good?
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Thread: Why does not doing something when you're supposed to do it feel SO good?

post 1704876401 08-11-2024, 01:28 PM
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Why does not doing something when you're supposed to do it feel SO good?

Feels better if it's an requirement. If you don't have to do it, not doing doesn't hit that hard.
post 1704876481 08-11-2024, 01:30 PM
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don't touch it kormo....hands are for the piano

smack city boy
post 1704879051 08-11-2024, 02:21 PM
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I owned taxes for a number of years and they sent me some registered letters about it.

Had to go to the post office to sign for them.

Waited forever in line and when they guy brought them out, I was sick of it and told them he can stick them up his ass and walked out.

That was one of the first times I really felt like my Dad. he 100% would have done that so i knew he must have been smiling down upon me at that moment. It obviously felt good as I am still thinking about it years later.
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