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Joan Westenberg
@daojoan.eth
Do you ever revisit something you once loved and find it doesn't hit the same? It's happened to me a few times in the past 4 years. But...that book didn't change. That show didn't change. I did. Sometimes, something finds us exactly when we need it most. Its impact isn't just about quality, it's timing. And that timing can never come again. Trying to get better at cherishing those moments of perfect resonance. Or even just noticing them in the first place.
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Gwynne Michele
@thecurioushermit
All the time. i watched How I Met Your Mother a few weeks ago, shortly after I was still completely bedbound from my accident, and it was *rough* compared to how much I loved that show when it was first on.
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@yesyes
I have had the opposite experience too. I sometimes get really interested in a book or a movie that i initially didn't find interesting at all Certain stuff does hit you harder at a certain point of your life.
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Naomi
@naomiii
I think this is why it's worth to repeat things. Going to the same place after a few years hit different. Same for books, music, even people. Back in the day I absolutely loved the ink heart series. I recently re-read it because a new one came out and just didn't get as deep into it as back then. I guess I evolved past it. Which is also a nice realization
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Maretus
@maretus.eth
It’s hard to realize that you’re in that moment until you’re looking back in reflection. At least for me.
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@dubumother
I’ve had that experience often too. A book or music that resonated perfectly at a certain moment doesn’t feel as impactful when I revisit it later.
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Cherry_BlossoⓂ️
@ansakrghtn
Life is about timing Like love... Don't be disappointed and move on!
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