"Stupid Question"

Stupid people don't ask questions, because they're convinced they already know everything.

I remember a teacher I had told me "There is no stupid question, actually other people are happy that YOU the one who was brave to asked that stupid question for everyone"

Who on earth doesn't talk to their pets? They are literally not objects but living beings.

I can't imagine not talking to my pets.

Most “weird” habits are just coping mechanisms people developed because nobody understood them growing up.

Pets might not know calendar or time, but they understand intentions and telling them 'bye' or that you'll 'be right back' helps stabilize their bond to you because they know that it means you will be back and that's what counts for them.

my wife shut the tv off on me a few times while I was asleep. the lack of sound and light from the tv will wake me up.

I’m currently wearing the same shirt I’ve worn for 4 years straight. I wash it frequently and I shower frequently, and the shirt has a bunch of holes in it and some are massive. The reason is is because I’ve been depressed since 2020 after loosing my career and getting into a major car accident and gaining weight. This isn’t my first shirt either…..I had one before this that I wore for 2 years straight and that one had holes in it too, that’s the original one I started wearing as soon as my life went down the drain. I saved it in a storage box and I plan on saving these clothes too. I’m currently exercising a lot and drinking blueberry smoothies, I quit caffeine, I’m lifting weights, reading scripture, getting outside in the sunlight, working on my Etsy store that’s finally earned its first star seller badge and now I’m ascending out of this pit of despair and I have a lot of new clothes to hop into soon.

In middle school I once raised my hand because I didn't understand a math problem and the whole class snickered, but after, one of the other students came up and thanked me for asking because they didn't know, but were too scared to ask. That stuck with me my whole life and I think shaped me for the better because I never again felt embarrassed to ask a question. Mind you I wasn't scared to ask questions before, but it confirmed that being curious or wanting more clarity wasn't bad, even if people laughed at me for it. Thanks other kid, I hope you're doing great and asking questions. And to the others kids, COWARDSSSSS! 🤣🤣

Smelling play dough takes me back to happy memories with my mom.❤

the entire thumbnail is dangerously relatable to me

I'm 22 going on 23, I've had my baby cat since I was 8. I lived a large portion of my life with her. She's not like my college roommates I just pray aren't around, she's my little baby. I can't imagine being so heartless to not talk to her. She listens and reciprocates and she always makes my day.

When I’m driving my car (I call him Liam), I apologize when I hit a nasty bump.  I also tell him he’s a good boy when I park and get out.

I often arrive early for an appointment or work—even an hour early—but when I'm late, it only means I never want to come in the first place 😅

i recently good a pretty good job, the guy that hired me told me that the thing that made me stand out among many applicants was that i was the only one that asked questions. he showed me the resumes of the applicants, some of them were honestly more qualified than me. but i've been an interviewer in the past and understand how important it is to interview the people interviewing you. truth is, most people dont ask questions...

I like making humming sounds when my anxiety is really bad. It's like a cat's pur and it relaxes me.

0:10 I got out of detention today by asking the teacher in science what would happen if someone drank their own piss 😭✋

Talking to pets lets them know that you are aware of them.  It's not because we think they understand our words, but our words said at a specific time when a predictable action follows, the pet knows what to expect, and takes comfort in knowing that you see them. "I'll be right back!" is understood by the dog that you know you are leaving him and that sets him at ease from panicking that you may have forgotten them inside and might not come back.  You aren't thanking your car for starting, you are using those words to announce that what just happened was the thing you wanted to have happen. It's directed at nothing. It's an expression of approval.

Bruh I talked to a turtle I found on a sidewalk amd I kept telling him I would put him back in the water

3:03 One thing I realized while doing this (and I imagine many others must have thought the same), is that you always understand additional plot points that went unnoticed the first time you watched a movie or read a book.