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 Gatochy rated 3 months ago - "Even though they had almost no ability to filter their peers according to common interests (hell, often you were just friends with the guy who happened to live next door), they still came up with more close friends than we have now-people they could trust.
It turns out, apparently, that af...
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- Fatallyours rated 7 months ago
- yes, very nicely done.
- Mystakaphoros rated 7 months ago
- I really agree with #7. And I think a lot of it is because people look around and haven't really created anything with their lives. Hooray for creation, even with all of its attached irritations!
 jolie-laide rated 7 months ago- Just read a convincing argument against this article. Thought #3 might have been right, but not sure now.
- jasina rated 7 months ago
- I loved the article and thought it was right on, but the Sad Bear images made me want to kill myself.
- Zinggniz3 rated 7 months ago
- poor sadbear...
- Etnica rated 8 months ago
- I need Prozac!
- smebro rated 7 months ago
- I suppose it's a good thing that some people are finding this helpful and true when applied to their own lives. I think it's a bit silly, this article tells me I'm miserable when I am not.
But if you are miserable, and need some help, why not get it from the supposed source of your misery! Internet self help!
- dancewithshadows rated 8 months ago
- This article is not funny - its bloody damn right. Regret seeing the link long back and never bothering to click. Read it, and do something with your life.
- topsurf rated 8 months ago
- From the page:
7 Reasons the 21st Century is Making You Miserable
This post is 100% accurate dead on. One of the best I've read in a long time. Excellent!
- rodgort rated 8 months ago
- #6 on this list is 100% dead on the money.
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