Anonymous #5 11w

Peaceful bed-rot is for the able-bodied 🥲

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Anonymous #6 11w

Same 😭

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when did i say anything abt a competition tho..

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Anonymous #5 11w

i mean i suppose you're right, but it's also a notable privilege to have the time off to celebrate at all. and some factors are merely circumstantial or personal as well. but i get what you mean

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i think ur taking this too personally… being able to bed rot is a good thing, i personally believe it’s part of our healing. some people just don’t have that opportunity; i remember when i was never allowed to, so it makes me much more appreciative that i have more freedom to do so. that’s just my experience tho

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why are u taking my comment so negatively tho

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lol ok oops? sorry 😍

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Wow you must be SUPER fun at parties. How are you not able to take people joking about these things when it’s one of the most common things to joke about?? Grow some thicker skin. Your comments were the unnecessary ones.💀❄️

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i’m sorry that your experience with bedrotting is different, but obviously what i said doesn’t apply to you when you say you are in pain? bed rotting can be a positive experience for some and negative for others. you really are reading too much into it because it’s not that serious and my comment was not an attack on you. wishing you peace rn

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That’s why I do it too, but you need to take things that aren’t directed at you less seriously for your own state of wellbeing. I promise it wasn’t deep. Life will get a lot easier if you just learn to say “screw it” and move on. People take life way too seriously which is how some people find themselves so deep in depression. Don’t let other people’s words get to you because we’re all going thru something. We’re only here once.

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Anonymous #12 11w

Ugh lucky

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Anonymous #18 11w

Anyone who says “you must be fun at parties” is automatically in the wrong tbh

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Anonymous #21 11w

Right cause there’s scientific proof to back that one up. Good try though. 💀

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