Is it indifference that drives people to such one dimensional lifestyles ? It is almost unfathomable that one would even enjoy themselves as they inevitably run into wall after wall, subjected to the limits of their folly, but this behavior is far from unheard of. Some people rewatch their favorite movie dozens of times, some always eat the same food ; do dogs not get ever so excited when it is time to go for a walk ?


I tried learning how to juggle, starting with wool dryer balls. Then I moved onto hacky sacks, then bowling pins, then plushies, bottles, pens... Each object annoyingly slipping through my fingers countless times. Did I juggle different tools, or did the tools teach me how to juggle ? 

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  1. DaichiFebruary 5, 2025 at 11:08 PM

    EVEN DOGS GET BORED! But they are also pretty used to their routines and seem to really respect them :9

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