It IS fun to think about! Especially since acting would be such a fun job. Would my life had been better? Worse? Still terrible, just in a different way? I love thinking about where I might be at in life if I made slightly different choices.
Sometimes I think back to that one choir concert in fifth grade. There was a small acting roll I took, and apparently also a talent scout in the audience that liked my performance. Could that have lead to an acting career if my mom put me in that pageant? Probably not, but still!
I lost a ring my grandma gave to me before she passed away. It was one of the very few things I have left of her, and I've worn it everyday since I was seven. This is a devastating turn of events, and I'm not sure I'll completely recover from this
Losing something of sentimental value is so hard. Yes, most everything can be replaced, but it isn't the same. That's because it's not the item itself, it's what it represents. An event, milestone, etcetera. A lookalike isn't the same because sentiment cannot be transferred.
It should be illegal for parents to dress their identical twins in the same outfit knowing that they go to the same classroom. Does it hurt anybody? No, but it mildly inconveniences me, and that should be enough.
The other day I saw kids watching a completely AI story read aloud with AI generated pictures, and realized that this is their normal. That makes me sad
There is a kid at my work who's full name is a play on words, and it saddens me that I can't share what it is (for obvious reasons)
Anyways today I saw the tallest magnet tile block tower I have ever seen in my entire life