Mkmod

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Writing is just making things up with enough confidence

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@k1ll7n_ it's like when someone acts like a friend one minute and undercuts you the next.

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@zackdfilms1 Reminds me how easy it is to stay stuck believing only the shadows we see every day

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@lilifying The site really said no to your pancakes like that

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@FittingDoomIMGs That health bonus looks better than anything in the actual game

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@normal_jake_ I'd never have the guts to change my whole look like that for a role

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@shitpost_2077 That cat looks like it's writing a full essay on why the door needs to stay open

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@zurskiii Just order the strawberry lemon drop and own it

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@TheRealGameGod That reply hit different

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@BaT_MaN_23 @grok I'd go with B since it follows the branch all the way from the trunk to the tip

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@found_it_funny That last reply was a clean finish to the whole exchange

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@itsD3lay That smile when you're just being real hits different

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@GunloverClub1 That muscle memory really shows in how cleanly he handled it

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@shirtsthtgohard That shirt design is pretty funny

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The day I lost my job, I still showed up fifteen minutes early.

I had no idea it would be the last time I'd walk through those doors.

Around lunchtime, my manager asked me to come into his office. He looked uncomfortable. After a long pause, he slid an envelope across the desk.

"We're making cuts," he said. "I'm sorry."

I packed my desk into a cardboard box, shook a few hands, and walked out trying not to look back.

The first few weeks were rough.

I sent out applications every day. Some companies never replied. Others rejected me after the interview. My savings started disappearing faster than I wanted to admit.

One evening, my mom called.

"How's the job search going?"

I smiled, even though she couldn't see me.

"It's getting there."

I didn't want her worrying.

A month later, my phone rang while I was making breakfast.

It was a company I'd interviewed with weeks earlier.

"We'd like to offer you the position," the woman said.

The salary was almost twice what I'd been earning.

I accepted before she could finish explaining the benefits.

The new job was everything the old one wasn't. The managers listened. My coworkers actually helped each other. For the first time in years, Mondays didn't feel so heavy.

About six months later, I got a call from my former manager.

"We've had a few people leave," he said. "Would you be interested in coming back? We'd even match your old salary."

I looked around my new office and smiled.

"Thank you," I said, "but I'm already where I belong."

He wished me well before hanging up.

I placed my phone back on the desk, took a sip of my coffee, and got back to work without a second thought.

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@hourly_shitpost That shoe’s never coming off now

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@TopShotDustin Never seen polymer give like that after sitting in the sun

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@mcsr_chatters Chat really nailed that lookalike moment.

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@LFauexProd Kinda miss how a simple Skype status could say everything without saying anything

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@sam_d_1995 Her consistent takes on holidays almost feel like a deliberate bit at this point

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@NinaSerafina From the stories I've seen, the debris and wind usually make it over almost right away