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veronika is on page 79 of 272
The fact there’s a huge decline in handwriting, in drawing, and playing. It’s so insane to think at some point these things could be forgotten. I love all of these things, I hope as a generation we can keep it alive. In praying I’m hoping
Aug 10, 2026 08:36PM
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veronika
veronika is on page 111 of 272
Boredom is so damn important, to think patience is connected to a more productive and humanist society. I’m blessed to have already started learning how to be more patient. I hope for a more altruistic society
Aug 11, 2026 10:48AM
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veronika
veronika is on page 55 of 272
Face to face interactions are so important. This reminds me of the popularity of botox especially on young ppl and how the stiffness and lack of expressions can and will affect our children in the future. Preferring online interactions is starving of us learning to read micro expressions, this shit sucks oml
Aug 09, 2026 09:35AM
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veronika
veronika is on page 27 of 272
Technology has slowly, or I guess now—quickly, replaced experiences and the anxiety that we feel realizing that something isn’t exactly right but we’re comfortable enough to not address/change the situation….
Am I losing my humanity?
Aug 08, 2026 09:16AM
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