r/HowToNotGiveAF**k - [INSERT TITLE HERE]

[@TheClick]

PLÖSHIES www.makeship.com/shop/creator/the-click

[@FryingPanAceOfHearts]

PLOSHIES

[@Iovee-pastels]

PLUSHIESSSS

[@havenluna2913]

Plushies!! I got two mangoes and my friend got a zombie

[@knuxenglish]

I have already purchased all 3 Halloween plushies. Thanks, I was saving money for some important things, but who needs food when you can have plushies

[@RipVanFish09]

PLOSHIES!!

[@googleisacruelmistress1910]

As my grandma always said, "if sombody is bullying you, just beat them up", granny actually perminantly disfigured a mans face for groping her, needless to say it didn't happen again

[@vellathewench]

Omg what a bad ass. Good for her!

[@Nerobyrne]

@@googleisacruelmistress1910 worked for me lol

[@absolutelyridiculous6743]

I love your grandma. Please send her some flowers, steak, beer, whatever she wants 😂❤

[@protoborg]

@@vellathewench Not good for her! That is a bad thing! Violence only gets more violence, you utter moron! Also, eventually you will encounter someone who DOESN'T back down when you hit them. They hit back. Then what do you do, hmmm? If I ever encounter you on the street, you better hope I don't notice you as, if I do, you will most definitely be turned into a drone.

[@protoborg]

@@absolutelyridiculous6743 Wow, you must be a really impressive BULLY! You are certainly not very smart.

[@CreamusG]

"Would you spend $86390 to get back $10 someone stole from you?" Nintendo would.

[@Fesquishety]

Disney also, probably.

[@macklinillustration]

Shhhh.... don't summon the Nintendo lawyers

[@mr.duckie._.]

​@@macklinillustration looeedjee

[@TransgirlLuna-colon3]

This is Gold

[@darcieclements4880]

Honestly I think it's disgusting how much BS people say about Nintendo because if Nintendo doesn't protect their IP people freak out, and then them freaking out forces Nintendo for legal reasons to go over the top defending themselves because if they don't do that they actually lose their IP permanently and then people freak out because they did that even though the same people that say that it's wrong are the ones that drive them to do it in the first place. I work in the industry, but not for Nintendo, so it's a little bit of a pet peeve that people do not understand how IP protections work. You have to defend a certain percentage of them a year, and if people start saying somebody ripped off your IP regularly if you fail to take legal action against them, you will also lose your IP. This is literally how the laws work! If somebody rips them off and it isn't publicly acknowledged they don't have to do anything, but the moment it blows up that they're doing nothing to defend themselves, now they have to do extra. This is an international type of law issue as well and I hate it when people just go and look at a single country and are like I don't think they need to do this. Go look at the world laws, please. It's complicated, cut them some slack.

[@nekk-ra7080]

I love how Click strokes his Plushies like a Bond villain strokes his cat - then tosses them against the nearest wall.

[@TheGryphonLJJ]

Just like a Bond villain. They always treat their minions badly.

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

Villainous yeeting. Concussed plushies lining the edges of the room.

[@janemiettinen5176]

That would be mr Spectre. I had a white Persian-Birmese mix, Ziggy looked exactly like that cat and I often cosplayed him to my husband. Hubby did something stupid, I turned to him with Zig in my lap and said “So, you have chosen painful, prolonged death, don’t you?”. At one point Zig even had similar “diamond” collar.

[@jaxscales6158]

Ya-yeet

[@SmollRuby]

Then eat the Sharks fin and demon's horns.

[@HarveyMidnight]

As for "ignoring bullies"---- the problem is, it's rooted in this idea that, "they're only bullying you, because they know you'll give them the reaction they want." The name for this... is *victim blaming*. There's a kernel of truth in there: if you become strong enough that you CAN just ignore bullies, then they no longer have any power over you. But it's NOT true, to say that if you ignore them, they'll just stop.... and it's unkind to suggest the best solution to bullying, is for the victim to sit down and shut up, and pretend it isn't happening.

[@seigeengine]

The answer is "it depends," and I've personally had that work, and with a kid that was threatening me with violence, but tolerating abuse is never the correct answer.

[@cefrinaldi8060]

Ignoring bully only work if the act was small and insignificant. If its not then fighting back is the only way, there is no compromise, the only way i saw where the victim can won is by fighting them in their own game and be more cruel than them.

[@rolfs2165]

Yup, my bully knew that I could only ignore him so long before I'd crack and do something stupid in reaction. It only stopped when my mum went to his parents who had no clue what was going on and put a very quick end to it.

[@LRM12o8]

It worked well for me, actually. And it wasn't just light teasing, they were full-on bullying me! However, it may well have helped that I wasn't the only kid getting bullied in my class and the other victim was a year or two younger than anyone else (he started school at the earliest possible year AND skipped a year in elementary school) and had an even shorter fuse than I did. But still I think it's a good advice and DEFINTIVELY worth a shot before you try more drastic defenses. It might just work! I think the biggest mistake everyone always does is to think there's that ONE UNIVERSAL SOLUTION to not getting bullied anymore. Situations are different, victims are different and even the bullies aren't all the same type of person. Seeking the one true solution can easily leave you stranded and falling in despair. You gotta try different strategies and you will find one that works for your situation! But I will say that in some situations, "just ignore them" is clearly not the solution. When the bullies use violent physical attacks (which is very rare where I live, but seems to be quite normal in the US) against your person, obviously you can't just ignore that! Anyone who suggests that is a cynical AH who doesn't give a F about the problem. But in other situations, violently fighting back is clearly the wrong answer. Like, if they "just" tease with words and don't even meddle with your stuff, beating them up could backfire and make everyone in class fear and hate you, or prompt even more violent retalation and escalade the bullying. It all depends on the situation you're in and the kind of people you're dealing with.

[@RaptorsCantSwim]

Yeah, my two worst bullies once locked grabbed my arm and cut me with a hobby-knife from the craft room - how do I ignore that!?

[@CleverClovers]

"not my circus, not my monkeys" is my favorite way of not giving a fuck. then anything that DOES concern me: Not my circus, but those ARE my monkeys. Not my monkeys but this IS my circus.

[@Inachis]

One more variation, for when people close to you (friends, family) are being idiots: not my circus, not my monkeys, but the clowns sure look familiar.

[@missnaomi613]

@@Inachis Love it!

[@Rivkatheartgay]

I prefer the approach of "not my circus, not my monkeys... My circus my monkeys MY CIRCUS MY MONKEYS!" for when ive been ignoring the problem for a bit too long

[@waffles3629]

"It's ok to suck" Facts. I did gymnastics for 13 years and I wasn't very good at it. But that sure didn't stop me from having fun.

[@thatonearoace]

I want to “quickly” share something that helped me learn that it’s fine to suck. I did marching band for years, and I used to be terrified of someone hearing me mess up so I played a lot quieter than everyone else. My first year of marching band, the section leader told us about this thing his old director did called “Turtle Soup”. The idea of turtle soup was to play a song as fast as you physically could and see where you mess up the most (that was your main problem area) but also notice that even areas you thought you had perfected would still have mistakes. I’ve since applied turtle soup to other parts of life and it really helps. Think you suck at drawing? Take a piece you spent a while on and try to redraw it in only a minute, then 5, then more or less if you want. Don’t think you’ll ever be able to learn that one song you really want to sing? Speed it up as fast as you can and try to keep up. The speed helps you realize that perfection isn’t achievable, and that mistakes can be fun

[@CadmiumPoisoning]

Oh I feel that. I'm too physically disabled get good at kendo but i like making the bamboo sword go woosh anyway

[@BrettBunsen]

I started crying at the "It's okay to suck" part of the video. That's exactly what I needed to hear today. I constantly feel like I'm not good enough / I'm a failure. It's after noon and I still haven't gotten up and started anything productive. (Also, if my comment is less relevant than the others then we'll just chalk that up to my sucking at relating with people and/or understanding concepts or words.)

[@PlanetaryGuineaPig]

Sucking is when it’s the most fun when it comes to anything! Unless it is really competitive of course

[@LifeIsAnOmoriReference]

Same here (I only did it for 9 years though)

[@TheGabeTree]

"[Insert title here]" touching words, truly, ones to be remembered by history

[@linkfan2109]

smh truly

[@liz090833]

Actually that's a good name for a book, a memoir. 😂❤

[@Kacper-tx2gz]

[insert response to comment here]

[@bouble2135]

He even wrote it in caps so that he would not forget.

[@RWQ_FSFASXC]

It’s obvious that he cared so much about making such an Inspiration title!

[@AuroraTheIdiot]

I'm a trans girl, and I really wanted to express myself by wearing a skirt in public. I've been scared of being judged for it, and being judged for any girly thing I've wanted to do. This video has given me the courage to do it. I'm also gonna be buying a Blahaj. I am going fully in. Update 8 days later: I did it!! It went very well too! I had loads of compliments from other people, and I felt great wearing it! There were a few slip up, with some boys yelling at me to take it off, but other than that I loved it!

[@AuroraTheIdiot]

Or try at least

[@ResidentMilf]

Honey, life is too damn short to worry about what total strangers think of you. Wear that skirt.

[@tealkerberus748]

I need updates, when you're ready. I hope this goes awesomely well for you

[@AuroraTheIdiot]

@@tealkerberus748 I will do that! The one I have does have pockets!!

[@maybee613]

You go girl! I wish you the best with this 💫 Also, yay to skirts with pockets 😁

[@AxltheAmazingAxolotl]

33:06 “the worst they can say is no” Meanwhile, Astarion, “it’s not you, it’s me… I have standards” I think I will value his opinion

[@Ryokhael]

I was a supervisor at a communications company for several years and was given a cross stitch an employee made and framed for me. It says "Behold the field in which I grow my f*cks. Lay thine eyes upon it and see that it is barren." It is sitting on my mantel as a prized possession. She also gave me another, even more precious gift. One day I expressed to her via IM that I was having a hard time finding the motivation to do the things I needed to do because of all the things in my life stressing me out, nearly to the point of being completely overwhelmed. She called me over to her station when she saw me passing by, and told me she had something to give me. Looking around surreptitiously, she reached into her bag and pulled out what appeared to be nothing, held carefully between her finger and thumb. In a whisper she told me "don't let anyone know I gave you this, because I don't have very many." Placing the empty space into my palm and curling my fingers over it, she explained, "this is one Fuck. Use it well." To this day, I think it's probably the best gift I've ever been given.

[@Rita-kx3yr]

That's amazing

[@kovudiangelo7734]

Did you use it?

[@Ryokhael]

@@kovudiangelo7734 Dude, I got SO MUCH done that day! I make sure never to use up the whole Fuck, though, 'cause it makes me smile when I look at it. x3

[@Essentially_Empy]

@@kovudiangelo7734 to write this comment ig

[@stuffedninja1337]

“Procrastinate Appropriately.” -The Click, 2024

[@julsharvell7335]

Terrible times are a constant, but I still love the curse "May you live in interesting times". Interesting times are so, so, so much worse.

[@DEATHSIMBRACE]

If I recall correctly I believe that was popular in Greece and Rome, well the Mediterranean in general, but yeah it's a fun saying.

[@akaeron6472]

I prefer "May historical events occur around you with the consistency of presidential lies."

[@Earthstar_Review]

Whoever cursed my generation please tell them to take it back.

[@TheMightyAaronius25]

Im autistic and everyone thinks im weird as shite anyways whether i try to blend in or not, so ive started just doin ma thang and not caring very early on because if i get looked at weirdly either way i might as well just have fun and be myself

[@desperadox7565]

Just do it your way.👍

[@Forestnymph205]

I'm also autistic and I stoped giving a fuck about a year ago. It is SO nice. If I want to have a dance party at 4 am to a song based on the oddesy the fuck it I don't care if you see me or what you think. If I am exited then I am going to flap in public and I don't care what you think. Life is much more fun this way

[@TheMightyAaronius25]

​@@Forestnymph205 absolutely, or if i feel the sudden need for speed ill just give in and sprint for a couple hundred meters lol

[@chia.rae..]

@@Forestnymph205 WAIT IS YOUR SPECIAL INTEREST EPIC THE MUSICAL TOO????

[@chia.rae..]

Can you give me a tutorial? I really wanna do this but idk how

[@94DeathAngel]

31:09 I can top that, dad says my moms ultrasound of me shows me flipping him off, when he got prints of it and brought it to work everyone said "that's definitely your kid" 😂

[@ViktorErikFade]

22:40 "ignore your bullies and they will get bored " is what I was told as well, Then a group of girls in middle school sexually assaulted me and almost always had their hands on my butt or pushing me over or trpping me or verbally attacking me saying they would be worse if I kept telling adults and they caught wind of it. I will never stop bringing this up because as a victim, I must say the only thing that helped was a new dean or guidance counselor who wasnot biased or worn out yet hearing my story through tears and snot as I continued to have a anxiety attack in her office drenched in sweat. If it weren't for that mean old law abiding guidance counselor I'm not sure if I would have survived by "just ignoring them" As they got off to me not talking and silently being abused. Find someone who has power and will listen to you. You can survive. I know it's hard to when those are supposed to protect you as adults don't do anything and quietly watch as it happens. I still flinch to this day when someone touches me unexpectedly or in intimate situations because of those girls, my mind is messed up forever and they probably forgot all about me but I'll never forget what they did day in and day out.

[@susannairisastarte5192]

That is awful 😢 I am so sorry you went through that

[@ViktorErikFade]

@@susannairisastarte5192 don't be to sorry, I've been slowly healing for years and have been finding tranquility in finding labels that make me more comfortable with my identity now. Although I almost didn't make it out alive, I did, and I live out of spite to those who have hurt me , and now I am starting to live for myself as a young adult. People don't believe me when i say sin e before my first period basically I've been sexually harassed , the best thing I can do is live and find joy now even with my added on menta hang ups,which I assume I'll be able to get over more gradually with some therapy in future. It means a lot people would read my story as it is

[@tylerbailey9329]

I think the point is to be apathetic towards them. They're antisocial assholes so why even be humiliated by them? I think standing up to bullies is actually an extension of that apathy because screw them; they want to destroy your well-being so go ahead and damage theirs. Edit: To be clear, your particular situation was extremely difficult. You could have threaded the needle, but it would've been insanely hard. Really sorry that happened dude.

[@MoniqueDamphousse73]

That's terrible. I want to cry reading this. Nobody deserves to be put through that kind of torture. What the F is wrong with the adults who KNEW what was going on and yet did nothing to stop it. For everyone out there who is going through something even remotely similar, you need to know this: from the time you get on the school bus in the morning or into the school if you walk there, until the time you leave school or get off the school bus in the afternoon, the school is entirely responsible for your safety. If you get hurt, they are responsible. You are supposed to be under the protection of the school board. The thing to do is to call the police to lodge a complaint against the school and the bullies. Once the complaint is on file with the police, should ANYTHING happen again, you have only to call the police and they will take it from there. I was told all this by a police officer when I had to report a boy who was constantly bullying our daughter, and went so far as to tear her brand new winter coat. They didn't do anything until I took it to the police. The school board wasn't happy but the bullying stopped.

[@extremchiller410]

my schoolbullys couldnt be ignored also. and on top of that not even the police judge could stop them. the outcome 10 years later: one in prison for 15 years one dead. one got kicked out the country back to albanien as soon as he was 18. (the list with the charges he had gatered up to that point was 12 pages thick and the last one who was kinda de4cent to me if he wasnt with the others is now family and has two lovely kids.

[@Myder_Dragon]

Its always a careful balance of not caring at all to not get stressed while also still caring about the things you should or the things that will find you joy.

[@Xanderj89]

Disassociation is such a trap, because it feels safe, but then living in your body starts to feel dangerous so you’re constantly needing that escape

[@hannutaskinen2032]

My grandma was pessimistic to the core and while she practically raised me i allways thought i dont want to be like her. So basicaly i didnt giv a fak about things and i cant say it got me good things in life. Its kinda funny how far i took that dgaf attitude and im lucky to not been to prison and propably lucky to be alive. I dont blame her tho for a bit. She tried as much as humanly possible but we all know life doesnt go according to your plans.

[@nola281]

You have to know when to care and when it doesn't matter.

[@osheridan]

Exactly 💯

[@osheridan]

With like overconsumption and news, sometimes to care you actually have to care less. People are so brusque with tragedies nowadays and it's because they're so addicted to bad news they've lost their empathy

[@anitapepita]

Me 20 years old with severe social anxiety: Everyone stares at me, they see there's something wrong with me... Me almost 40 with better mental health: Is that dude staring at me..? WTF is wrong with THAT guy?!! 🤣

[@Nerobyrne]

you're just hot and he can't control himself ^^

[@NonArtisticArtist-ari]

im at the point of, if i see somebody stare at me i stare at them for longer, to intimidate them, or until they look away, which is normally within a couple seconds

[@Just1Nora]

​​@@NonArtisticArtist-ari That's the exact way to show dominance in cats! 😂 So you're a boss lion.

[@anitapepita]

Such a power move 🤣🤣

[@jake8748]

I'm the opposite. At 20 I really didn't care. Now at 39. Severe social anxiety, depression. And worst I know how irrational and illogical it is but my brain still doesn't let me function.

[@DIRTkat_ofc]

I'm almost making a bingo list for click videos, things like "making a kiss sound", "saying 'oh yes indeed'", "holding a plushie", "mentioning sweden", and etcetera

[@violetangevine6196]

Care to share the whole thing with the class?

[@DIRTkat_ofc]

@@violetangevine6196 I haven't made it yet, but I have a good idea of things to put in it

[@gothamthisisyouronlywarning]

"back when I was in uni"

[@DIRTkat_ofc]

@@gothamthisisyouronlywarning good one

[@Niaz-m9t]

blonde wig?

[@tae5584]

The child mortality rate is SO valid. I would have likely unalived those 30yrs ago. Had a UTI turned Kidney infection my parents chose to ignore for months and called them “growing pains”. I was 24-36hrs from unaliving (heard my doctor screaming at my parents outside of my room) because my kidneys were actively shutting down. I only made it to the hospital because it was a MONDAY and I passed out unconscious immediately after making it to my classroom in 5th grade. Skin neon yellow with a 104f fever. The only reason I made it to the hospital is because the nurse threatened to call CPS.

[@dziooooo]

19:08 my cat did that once, I had a couple of candles on the table and she stuck her tail in the flame by accident. She was more alarmed by me freaking out and rushing to put out the flames than by the actual fire. Didn't get hurt, it just smelled awful. But yeah, other commenters are right - DON'T leave an unattended open flame next to pets!

[@galuxius1861]

open flames shouldn't be left unattended at all. Even in a house without pets/children, don't leave it alone at all if you can help it

[@alex-3457]

After struggling with depression my stovetop is now sparkly clean again for the first time in months, so in this sense: I hope everyone who reads this gets that bit of energy to do that one chore they’ve been avoiding for a while

[@pepperonicici]

Happy for you. I know how hard it can be ✨ you're not alone

[@AielHeart]

FIIIIIINE I’ll do the laundry

[@yarion4774]

I'm so happy for you! All the small achievements!

[@TheDragonInTown]

Congrats! You got this!

[@lemonadewithstrawberries]

thanks for reminding me to take my meds 😅

[@wrexvincent]

19:06 and that is how a house burns down or you kill your pet. NEVER have candles in areas cats can reach and ESPECIALLY when you arent in the room. This could have ended way, way worse......

[@lfr8666]

Yeah, I'm very glad and impressed that the cat and dog didn't panic, but I really hope the humans took this footage to heart and never left a candle unattended again! Like the cosmos gave them ONE Mulligan.

[@Narangarath]

It's likelier your long haired cat lights your house on fire in the panic than gets (seriously) hurt due to the way their coats "work", but the point is still extremely valid. Never leave open flames unattended if there is any way kids or pets can get to them. Ideally you wouldn't leave them unattended at all, but you can take precautions to mitigate the risks.

[@feuerling]

​@@Narangarath the cat could easily die if it caused a housefire

[@Narangarath]

@@feuerling Right. I thought that was so obvious it looked condescending typed out, so I took it out of my comment.

[@saram.1587]

I otften light a tea candle (I'm translating literally, from czech) in my room while studying or drawing, which is so low risk that I don't think about it much. However like a week ago, a neighbours cat started to come inside our house and into my room as well. I saw it trying to sniff the candle, almost lighting its whiskers on fire. I promptly grabbed the kitty and blew out the candle, and haven't left a candle unattended since, when I'm not 100% sure that a cat can't get to it

[@syrupswollower]

i feel like if click ever reaches jacksepticeye status he should release a perfume or soap brand so he can know that all of his followers smell great today.

[@reptiqueen7275]

Most of his followers are mentally ill or furries. I doubt they'd use it 😂

[@LTRIMYSAILDNLINYYRMLHCIRYLIWET]

Didn't he joke about making a furry perfume?

[@_Joebuntu]

Wdym? He already knows!

[@jaxscales6158]

Now I want ESD shaped soap 🥺

[@zathtanks]

No do it now.

[@nyneeveanya8861]

The guy dancing on his balcony is the best. Not only is he enjoying dancing, not caring what anyone thinks, he is probably making other people happy for a bit.

[@phaedrapage4217]

Grocery shopping while hungry isn't as bad as shopping on a hot, humid day while you're thirsty. You will end up with a whole ass cart of assorted beverages, a box of crackers, and, if you're lucky, a package of lunch meat or a frozen pizza. And so many multi packs of water, soda, juice, and Gatorade that it takes 5 trips from the car to the house to get it all inside.

[@Kiarean]

I prefer saying 'That's nice' to 'You're right'. Doesn't feed the person's ego or make them think their correct, but still has a way of ending the discussion. After all, what are they gonna do? Say it's NOT actually nice? If they try to continue the conversation they'll just end up looking worse.

[@sagesaria]

I also love a well-placed "k." for this method.

[@bookwyrm5799]

"Oh wow!😊 That's so interesting 😊! Anyways" *continues on like they're not even there*

[@PotPam]

That's nice

[@seigeengine]

If you do that you're likely to provoke them, because it reads like a sarcastic dismissal. Agreeing defuses that.

[@kaihiroku8495]

21:48 That is so true about the bullies. Only got bullied once by a guy in high school who kept calling me a witch (due to long hair and big nose). I owned the nickname, all my friends started calling me that and I felt like a badass. One day the bully tries to bully me again and I simply ask him if he wants "a potion to fix that". He asks, confused "a potion for what?", and very maturely I responded with "a potion for your huge forehead" (he had a bad complex over it) he went red as a tomato, tried to kick my knee twice, failed to make me fall which only made it more awkward, then stormed out. The entire time, our friend group was laughing at him, he avoided me ever since 😂

[@arthurcouto5277]

Shoulda straight gruntilda cackled at him

[@AlizeeHegeman]

The intros are getting better and more fun. Not to mention, the plushies fly more

[@absolutelyridiculous6743]

46:45 this man is not only stylish AF with a perfect Afro, but his mood and vibe is SO calm.

[@melinacat5958]

Yeahh, cats around even small canldes can be really dangerous because they can catch their tail on fire and then run/walk around and catch everything else on fire as they panic (at latest when their body begins to burn). That cat is really lucky that the fire went out before it reached them. Definitely not a good idea to leave a candle alone when you have both a cat and a dog...

[@koko_24bun]

my best advice against bullies it to just be absolutely crazy. make an estimate on your bullies boundaries and push them. they spit towards/on you or threaten too? ask them to spit in your mouth please, or some other outlandish shit, just make sure theyre not up to actually doing it. i always built so much drama around my bullies they forget they were the ones trying to bully me in the first place. i made weird nicknames for them that took ages to even say, i acted oblivious to their madness. when they insulted me i said "anyways, i like your keychain! where did you get it?" id just start talking to them like i would to a kindergarten friend and most of the time they actually forgot they were mad and intuitively answered my questions. thats the only social skill i have fr fr... btw DO NOT do this if you have a reputation to lose because you will lose it. i was already at rock bottom due to generally being fricked in the head and disabled so there was only improvement possible

[@Helixneek]

Fear the person who has nothing to lose

[@koko_24bun]

@@Helixneek that is very true yeah, for all sorts of reasons

[@fredskull1618]

“Ugh! Gen Z and all their trauma bragging! Stuff it down and turn it into accomplishment or cancer like the rest of us!”

[@WonderWopunny]

Honestly anytime I remember something bad happens to me or that happens, I sew a little patch into a quilt I have, like a bagde saying you are strong

[@Just1Nora]

​@@WonderWopunny I have c-ptsd and a whole bunch of physical (lots autoimmune) and mental problems, and my last ex once said, "Ya know, with as hard as your body is trying to kill you, you're surviving off spite at this point. Every year is a victory and a big middle finger to it." 😅 I'm actually in surprisingly decent health for a person with my illnesses, but it's because I try very hard and put in the effort. And Fred, you forgot drinking and smoking! Millennials heavily abuse substances or become addicted to them (I'm looking at you caffeine...) in an effort to numb or forget the pain. Lots of their livers, lungs, and brains are getting thrashed and those in developed nations have turned the corner to where people have a lower life expectancy than their parents.

[@WonderWopunny]

@@Just1Nora I am happy that you are here with us, I hope you can spend more years on this earth and helping it with your warm personality

[@inkdragoon4547]

Hey, I watched that movie last night!

[@fredskull1618]

@@inkdragoon4547 lol same!

[@grimjoker5572]

I've never understood cosmic horror in the sense of "the universe is so vast that you're insignificant." I see this as very comforting. The universe is so vast that it's very hard to find me. The universe is so vast that yeah, I'm insignificant to it... but guess what; most of it is insignificant to me. I like it that way. Imagine if the universe was small and everything contained within it and all possible sapient life was right next to each other.... truly terrifying.

[@PlanetaryGuineaPig]

Same. But then I realize I’m absolutely huge too and I get all mortified and stuff because fun fact: you are bigger compared to the Planck length than the observable universe is to you…

[@emperorarkoos2919]

Macro existenalism vs micro existenalism?

[@ResidentMilf]

"You are insignificant compared to the universe" cool, that means I probably won't accidentally destroy it 👍

[@tealkerberus748]

Instead, you could be thinking about the fact that you are part of the universe, and everything that you experience, the Universe experiences.

[@ratat0ullie]

Tbh the thing that gets me about cosmic horror is "this thing can and will destroy everyone and everything you've ever known or loved and it will neither notice nor care"

[@rainbowtropolis]

25:55 I have a friend who, just the other day, saw a hefty guy jogging around the park. He said to me "I like seeing people like that, I was there when I started jogging, we all have to start somewhere." He didn't "fat shame" or say anything mean, he was truly happy to see someone where he was at the beginning of his journey. That was such a breath of fresh air that I gave him a hug and said "Thank you for saying that."

[@shadowldrago]

That cat who stared down their own burning tail was *incredible.*

[@mangopaw]

“it's okay if you're bad at something” a very important thought actually. i used to do art for 10 years and got really burned out because of the thoughts that everything either had to be perfect or it shouldn't exist. this summer i decided to try drawing again, but just for fun and discarding all the complicated techniques and stylization i had. i never felt as free as i do now, just doing my favorite hobby only to have fun and not to impress someone else. sometimes i draw like i used to, but most of the time it's simple doodles for myself. It's important to allow yourself to just do what you love without expectations.

[@janemiettinen5176]

Also, dont fear mistakes. They are how we learn and recovering from them makes you better artist. I used to teach arts and saw how paralyzing the fear could be. Im super happy you have found the joy, draw what you want and learn new things at your own pace.

[@mangopaw]

@@janemiettinen5176 absolutely agree with you :)

[@cutesilver1012]

Don't forget about the true masters of giving zero Fs, the aces. Who needs to worry about other people when you can have garlic bread?

[@Mythical_Paws]

As an ace person, I can confirm I give 0 Fs.

[@alliekat1431]

@@Mythical_PawsAw yeah 😎

[@tealkerberus748]

Aren't they busy taking over the world? I'm quite looking forward to a world government that isn't constantly compromised by leaders being horny messes at inappropriate times.

[@ravynnightshade3484]

@@Mythical_Pawslol same here 🖤🤍💜

[@Sienisota]

💜🤍🖤 Who cares as long as there is good food

[@Finnishgirl_0]

How dare youtube show me this 12 seconds late

[@Mostly_Roblox]

It showed me 2 minutes late

[@pvnen]

I didn't even get a notification...

[@DEUMAN_SAMURAI_GAMING]

@@pvnen Y'all get notifications?

[@claudiostudios9002]

You guys don’t need to search constantly to see if The Click posted?

[@Snake_anomaly]

4 minutes late :[

[@amitmariam2363]

Bro one year my cat walked past the menorah too close and the entire side of him caught fire, and somehow in the 0.43 seconds it took to grab a tea towel to snuff it out, the fire put itself out, leaving the cat lightly singed and staring at all of us like we were crazy. Even better, his name was Smokey.

[@Earthstar_Review]

Here's to a slightly less chaotic Chanukah this coming month.

[@Rutanachan]

19:15 And that's why we don't have any real candles in the house anymore... gosh that's scary...

[@alexcarboniart2091]

Mine once decided she wanted to smell the bright thing under the pot on the kitchen counter. Her wiskers got a nice wavy new look and she never got close to a fire again 🤦

[@koivunen2489]

I think there's a gag in one of the "Naked Gun" movies, where two characters go to a bar (possibly on a date) and the man gets some fancy cocktail that has so many decorations that he can't figure out which one is the straw, but he spends half the time trying anyway. That's what I was picturing in my mind when Click went on a tangent about drinks.

[@Sina-aka-potatosupreme]

In the medieval ages there were metal cages over the fires. The fire could burn, but cats could't get too close to it. Cats really loved to sleep near them and it was common that they lit their tail on fire (like in the video). But unlike that cat they usually started to run in panic and set the whole place on fire. Houses and stables back then were often made off wood and had dry hay in it so they burned down easily. But cats took care of the mice and rats, so still a win - win.

[@kierenm4810]

46:15 oh my god this dude just busting out the song lyric and the "interviewer" not getting the joke made this whole thing so much funnier. And then refusing to engage. Man, dude on the right is great xD hope he and he buddy had a good rest of their day after that weird as h*ll interaction

[@angstyuchiha]

That one was GREAT, absolute power move! Like, the interviewer probably didn't even ask to record him, he's interrupting at least two people's plans, and he's being kinda aggressive with his questioning, bro has every right to be like this

[@graceburns9019]

Counterpoint to the urgency culture thing: if I don't deal with stuff Right Now (especially answering texts), i will forget to respond until two weeks later and I will feel like the worst person in the world, or the messages just cease to exist in my head. I've recently been diagnosed with ADHD. It explains A Lot.

[@digitalspecter]

Yup, fellow ADHD sufferer. That's one of the annoying parts of our life 😐 I think that also contributes to the constant feeling of "I wonder what I've forgot".. A freely flowing source of anxiety.

[@TheDecentt]

My philosophy is “There’s 8 billion people in the world, who cares what you specifically look like and talk about”

[@Me-wk3ix]

I love the quote by Foster Wallace. "You'd worry a lot less about what people think of you if you realized how seldom they do".

[@-Wind_Chime-]

My ghost mango has been ordered I'm excited, my emotional support demon will finally have a buddy

[@mockx]

Im five minutes too late damnit

[@Erundilme]

booddy hehehehehe

[@pokichuuuu]

Not giving a shite is very helpful for me. I’m neurodivergent, queer, and in general very obviously weird I think. I used to care way too much about what people think, but I realized at one point that people are always gonna think I’m weird, no matter what I do. Being genuine about my weirdness has helped me make some amazing friends, and also in general has made me happier. The anxiety is still there, I have an anxiety disorder for frick’s sake, but just knowing that it doesn’t matter what people think about me helps.

[@bridgetbenson6291]

I'm 42 and I'm just starting a business. I just went to my 1st craft show. I failed. The product I love didn't sell well at all. From that fail I learned what people like, cost, and how to market. Failing is wonderful, you learn more from a fail then you do from an instant success.

[@patrikcath1025]

I'm convinced teachers always telling people to "just ignore bullies" just can't be bothered to deal with kids actually fighting back and they just want to pretend bullying doesn't exist.

[@contra1124]

5:00 That's a nice thing to do but can have the opposite effect if you're already depressed enough to come up empty when it comes to the good things. Don't do that alone, if you have a choice have someone there to point out things you like and do well. A therapist even, anyone you trust.

[@Lysiasolo]

That’s so true (speaking from experience)… I couldn’t have said it better myself 👍

[@MaryArts]

I just did the list in my mind. I lost 🙈

[@Scorialimit]

In my heart the title was a placeholder but then you saw the subreddit name and said "yeah that's perfect"

[@jacolinelankamp1752]

Exactly what I was thinking as well

[@seigeengine]

One of the YTers I'm subscribed to released a video and while the title has changed, when I first saw it the title was: "History of Lebanon Part Two: Killing God"

[@Stinkehund]

Secondbest thing i ever did for my mental health was getting away from twitter. And it was the most cost-effective thing, since it cost me nothing. In fact, i gained more free time by doing so.

[@Lucy666Fernandez]

All social media for me, including reddit actually. I only consume carefully curated content via trusted channels on yt.

[@vellathewench]

Same for me but with Facebook.

[@Just1Nora]

I barely use social media, except for Meta's messenger. I do miss hearing about life events, but I used to sit down in the evenings with my dinner and check Facebook. The way that Facebook has changed to be packed full of useless ads, articles, bot posts, etc, just checking my friends updates took 4 hrs of doom scrolling, and then I would miserably eat my cold food. KZbin is getting bad now so I think I need to cut down my subscribed channels and only post a message if I REALLY have something I want to add that hasn't been said by others.

[@quirkt]

You can tell this person is sane because they called it Twitter instead of x

[@Castkett4ever]

I started med school 6 years ago but had to drop out after 2 months because of chemo and other ongoing treatments. I restarted my first year last month, at 26. I could concentrate on the fact that my 1st class has just graduated, and sulk. Instead, I've decided to be grateful to have a chance to be here again and give it my best. If it doesn't work out, I'll go to plan B. My life will not be worth less because I finish my studies at 32. So if you're in a similar situation, just know you got this and you will be okay ❤

[@rayaterry5365]

Lots of docs I know have taken a non-traditional route. I feel like those residents who have lived some life outside of school are at an advantage when it comes to perspective and emotional maturity, both which are very helpful when taking care of patients

[@angstyuchiha]

Good luck with your studies, I'm sure you'll do great! And (assuming you're going back to school because treatments ended) good job kicking cancer's ass!

[@seigeengine]

I think it's also worth considering that if you're just trying to get to the finish line, there's a good chance you're not actually interested in what you're doing in the first place.

[@Esskeau]

I went back to studying at 27 to be an electrician. Was immediately hired following. Went back to studying at 37, finished at 39, deepening my knowledge in the subject. I just applied for and started on courses to be an electrical designer. It's not like you're ever really "done" learning, so why does it matter when you've finished or started? There's always more. I absolutely second your comment.

[@Castkett4ever]

@Esskeau thank you for sharing your story. I hope you are proud of yourself and you will enjoy your new/deepened field of work! Age is (mainly) just a number

[@Whitewingdevil]

22:38 wow, I had almost the exact same event when I was in high school, I was bullied for years because I was a chubby nerd, even after I hit my growth spurt and hit 6 feet tall, I was just so used doing anything about it (and I imagine they were so used to me not reacting), until one day I was sitting outside the library enjoying a bag of chips, and one of the guys who always made fun of me snatched it away from me and started chowing down. I pinned him against the wall by the throat and didn't say a single word, he handed me back the bag, and I threw it (half-full) in the garbage and went to go read in the library, still without saying anything. They left me alone after that. And before someone says "Yeah right, then I bet everyone stood up and started clapping", I don't blame you, I probably wouldn't believe me if I hadn't been there myself, I don't do stuff like that, like ever.

[@_ksm0922]

22:04 Yeah, I wish just ignoring bullies or just 'agreeing' with their insults actually worked. Sometimes, you really do have to fight back (obviously, it won't always work so please don't put yourself in bad situations with the wrong people). I was bullied throughout elementary and middle school by the same group of friends. I tried just ignoring them but that only seemed to fuel it because they figured they could do whatever they wanted and not have any consequences. It wasn't until freshman year when I finally swung back that they left me alone.

[@jlessien3826]

I simply learned to not give AF about the lifes my bullies are leading now. There's a whole country that separetes me from them. Wheter they succeed or not, not my monkies not my circus.

[@lydiaalexian1435]

I kind of had the opposite situation. I was always very quick to fight back so my bullies found fun in poking fun at me then running away when I reacted or laughing when I got arguementative. I feel like bullies either want your attention or your silence and you have to figure out which one it is and give them the opposite.

[@janemiettinen5176]

Im a fan of being a mirror. When someone acts horribly, I might say “You’re awfully advanced for being parented by wolves”, and not matching their energy. Not getting what they seek and simultaneously getting slightly tapped back takes the wind out of their sales.

[@spiritmuse]

@@lydiaalexian1435 Yeah I think that's a very important point. Some bullies bully because they want to get a rise out of you, and some bullies bully because they like getting away with treating you badly without consequences. Ignoring the first type can work, but the second type thrives on your not saying anything.

[@hmnhntr]

Mileage may vary- this worked for me. In my case, I realized my bully wasn't cool or popular, and no one cared what they were saying about me, except me. Returned an insult one time and then ignored them, and they gave up pretty quickly.

[@Moon_x_sun]

I really needed a new click video today! I’ve been building my ikea bed and I need to know not all of Sweden is evil

[@Erundilme]

man, so many people complain about ikea furniture I'm starting to thing "ikea furniture assembler" could be a viable career

[@Moon_x_sun]

@@Erundilme understandable and usually I’m very good at building ikea furniture it’s adult Lego. And honestly the only reason I’m kinda annoyed at them right now is the way they have decided to package it. They put numbers on the different boxes but I’m supposed to have them all open at once? Then why even number them?!? … And also I had to unscrew a lot of stuff bc I put the screws in wrong but that is my own fault and not ikea Eta: you can also like buy it so when they deliver your furniture they come and put it together too so it’s an actual career choice ;)

[@Erundilme]

@Moon_x_sun I think that the packaging is optimised for transport, not for assembly. and they number the boxes so that you can be sure that you got all of them. but tbh it would annoy the hell out of me too xD good luck!

[@lyaneris]

@@Erundilme some of it is definitely optimised for weight distribution. On a sidenote, I really need to disassembly that kallax to finally build my new sideboard :´D

[@Moon_x_sun]

@@Erundilme yes! Its def for transport mainly

[@biske85]

20:50 "They care about getting your clicks" Don't worry, I won't let them get you.

[@LarxieArveri]

Click you do not know how well timed this video is for me. i literally cried in the middle of this.... ive been isolating in my room all day due to anxiety and i really needed this. I cant change the people who hurt me. i need to get better for the people who actually love me, i need to let go of this chase for validation that will never come

[@kattheslytherin652]

that’s what happened to me. i had to pause to cry into my pillow for ten minutes. this video is very meaningful

[@OdinAUT]

Funny enough, I work in an office in, sort of, customer service. It's amazing how one bad phone call can ruin your day, until you realize, that the last 30 ppl you spoke with were very nice to you. I know it's sort of evolutionary to concentrate on the negative, but it helps just focusing on the positive for once.

[@susannairisastarte5192]

❤so true. I also work customer service

[@seigeengine]

My approach to this is: you can't control your feelings but you can control your thoughts. If you find yourself dwelling on an irrelevant negative experience, you might want to exercise some control on that.

[@wintergray1221]

I worked in food service. The nice, regular customers always balanced out the wild Karens.

[@waffles3629]

Ignoring bullies/agreeing with them can work, but you really have to not give a shit so much to the point you bore them, and only for verbal bullying. That's what I did in elementary school, because I'd been trained by much better bullies- my spawn points. Someone made fun of me for a dumb mistake? Well it was dumb, why would I disagree? Several of my bullies got in trouble for screaming at me when I didn't get mad. For some reason the teachers would usually ask me why they were screaming at me, instead of asking them why they were screaming at me. Apparently my explanation of "I agreed with them" never made sense, but because the bully then couldn't explain it either, they got in trouble.

[@MedusaZenovka]

23:40 Sadly my bullies were of a different breed. If you did clap back, they got really excited and fought even harder. The bullying only stopped when they left the school (partly after suspension, but mostly after graduation).

[@seigeengine]

Unfortunately, a minority of people do get excited when you hit them.

[@darcieclements4880]

Yeah a lot of Belize will just get worse no matter what you do. Like they're really is no way to make them stop because even not reacting is reacting. Those are the types of bullies that go to jail eventually. It's a shame that those people going to jail does not fix all of the people broken by them in the meantime.

[@DinosaurNick]

I love singing on Smule and sharing it with friends ... and one time, a girl told me I needed to "Quit forcing people to listen to my horrible voice. If they say I sound good, they're lying just to be nice." I still sing and share.

[@saralaudicina7913]

I don't even think life is a marathon, I think it's more like a stroll in the park on a Sunday in October: sometimes it's sunny, sometimes it's rainy, sometimes you wanna run and do some sports, sometimes you just wanna sit on a bench, eat a donut and feed the ducks. And that's fine. Like, everything is fine. (do I actually keep this mindset in my everyday life? Absolutely not, but at least I try 😅)

[@Antje_An]

Mushrooms 🍄

[@jadenseju2778]

11:22 In my Engineering University the saying was "The first 7 years are hard, until you got to year 3"

[@lyaneris]

Until there's a new prof giving impossible exams (50% failed, rest like 80% D)

[@Ecofriendlyant]

I GOT A PLUSHIE AND I'M SO EXCITED TO LOVE IT

[@TheDopekitty]

I bought pride Mango for my bestie and it came recently. She loves him!

[@SilverionX]

"Are you so afraid of failing that sometimes you never even try?". No, used so afraid of failing that I never tried. It's amazing I'm still alive to be honest. If the past 20 years could even be described as living. I'm working on it though.

[@Lucario339]

12:30 I needed this so bad today.. I made the decision to medically withdraw from college a few days ago because of my physical and mental health. I wasn’t able to keep up with the work and keep myself healthy and happy. This was after a year and a half of telling myself that taking a year off to get myself together was just quitting and giving up. Thank you click. Thank you so much.

[@tylerbailey9329]

Yeah, I'm currently doing an IT degree with no prior knowledge or experience and I have to keep reminding myself of these things constantly. Doesn't help that my dad got diagnosed with a terminal illness last year and I've been having anxiety issues ever since. Been getting counseling because I know it's the only way I'm ever going to get through this.

[@Lucario339]

@@tylerbailey9329 hey! I’m also in an IT degree. Going for cybersecurity. Even with prior knowledge it’s a struggle. I wish you the best of luck and I’m proud of you :)

[@tylerbailey9329]

@Lucario339 Cool, cheers man! I'm yet to get to the year where you pick a specialty. Yeah, I've had to put an insane amount of time in, basically every day going back to the labs to get my head around the material. I do at least have the advantage of having done a different degree in the past, so I understand how to write and research scholary information. I've learned very quickly that this can be very draining work in just about every possible respect if you're not careful. Take care!

[@williamsstephens]

I did my IT degree cold, no prior experience. This was so long ago that we were using dumb terminals. The first time I went to the lab I couldn't. figure. out. how. to. turn. the. damn. thing. on. The lab assistant made me feel so stupid. I never forgot that experience, and it served me well in a long and very successful career during which I did my best to never make anybody feel stupid. You can do this. And take good care of yourself - you'll be glad of it when you get to my advanced age.

[@JasperIllusian]

"you sitting and dying of anxiety in your bedroom" just @ me click wow

[@alliekat1431]

7:15 Exactly! Sometimes it’s nice to just type the message, and then completely delete it because you don’t care. It’s an amazing feeling tbh.

[@Brrrrdmn]

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[@lostshadows768]

Ignore the trolls is definitely great advice, for a specific subspecies of troll. If someone shows up on a fan page for x and declares "x sucks!" hoping to be yelled at, ignoring them works wonders. Most aren't that obvious about it, but if you just block them and they don't persist, they're probably that type.

[@ajdawny]

My mom always says "anything worth doing is worth doing poorly" and I live by those words.

[@stargalaxy9458]

43:00 Interesting! I was raised to treat the janitor with more respect than the ceo

[@Zuziachen]

25:17 That's something I've taught myself about my drawings. I don't throw away my drawings, no matter how old and no matter how bad, and occasionally, I like to look through them. It helps me see how far I've gone with my skills, and it makes me happy. I remember how proud I was of them, I remember what I've learned. I see where I've learned how to shade, I see the progress of how I tought myself about proportions, poses, details, character design, details, colours, and more. Then, I'm able to see how much I've improved and it helps with my mental health.

[@dragonturtle2703]

Looks at social media. Looses faith in humanity. Goes outside to touch grass. Meets people IRL. You can no longer comfort yourself saying those people online were bots. I swear, some people seem to think that the internet is some alternate dimension, and not just a reflection of the IRL people and systems that make it (albeit skewed by the major platforms and stuff), at best being different from your local area like the town over there is different.

[@vellathewench]

I think the reason they say this is because there are many people who are afraid to say certain things in front of people because they know it's wrong or whatever. But when they're "anonymous" on the internet they have that confidence. So people think, well I've never heard a real person say this, it can't be real people. *sigh*

[@dragonturtle2703]

@@vellathewench Yes, but that isn't them being afraid because of what is right and wrong. They are afraid because of what is popular and unpopular. Anonymity isn't bad because it lets someone drop racial slurs without consequence any more than it is good for letting you express your opinion without someone going to beat you or try to get you fired (though I guess those are the same if you are a racist, edge lord, or troll). It doesn't even have to be something meaningful. People will take your opinion on a show or a dress or song remarkably personally. Or just see someone not fitting in, and decide to try and remove or bash down the nail standing up.

[@UwU-Crew]

2:30 holy heck that is so relatable. I went to the Optometrist after Covid and I was reminded that foundation (the makeup) has texture to it. Especially when people use powdered foundation. It’s very visible and there’s literally nothing wrong with that.

[@ChampionMarx]

Love the positive spin on going into post secondary education late in life. I was 19 in my wood working trades course. My 2 project partners were 24 and 41. Life goes at what pase you want

[@Sacrimony_]

I'm currently undergoing a professional training and the age range is crazy. One of my best friends in this training is a woman who could be my mother. And she's not the oldest one there. It's never too late to try out new things

[@miranda1292]

The incident with the cat I've actually had happen in real life. My husband left a candle lit and as I walked in the door after work, I saw my fluffy cat dip her tail into the candle and it burst into flame. I was freaking out and she didn't even seem to notice. I grabbed a towel and bat out the fire and she still had wax on her tail. When I took her to the vet, they were pleasantly surprised. She was fine. They think the wax may have protected her tail. And the fur on her tail has since grown back. So happy ending! Glad I got home when I did, though. I ended up chewing out my husband when he got back about not leaving candles unattended, especially with three cats.

[@tealkerberus748]

Yeah this whole subreddit just leaves me with "but what if that really annoying and unlikeable person has major power over you and your loved ones and if they dislike you they will harm you?" Life was better when I didn't have cPTSD from other people acting out their reaction to me not caring about unimportant people's opinions.

[@Shierajackylnsword]

I dont usually comment but i wanted to say this video genuinely came at a time when i think i genuinely needed to hear these things. Social anxiety and scared of failing parent expectations comes feels like a ball and chain so stuff like "No one cares (positive)" and "its ok to suck" feels like someone is finally giving me the space to just relax and not stress Great video as always, thanks Click!

[@samtoads9804]

23:47 , the ignoring or just not giving a frick also works with siblings, I've found, at least in the situations I find myself in due to my brothers. My older brother often wants a reaction out of me, so if I just hum or say 'ok' in a disinterested voice, he gets bored real fast

[@watchbot7517]

In the immortal words of Jon Lajoie: "In a contest to see who doesn't give a fuck the most I wouldn't win because I don't care about winning"

[@bluelfsuma]

16:01 The moral of this episode is that England is the one place where all the people _are_ going to stop and stare at you.

[@LinteirSomeZebra]

20:20 I imagine myself being a student who prepares for the exam but lowkey wants to postpone it due to the professor being ill. And that professor is like: *"I AM INEVITABLE."*

[@kiwiinjapan2762]

At my uni the saying was "C's get degrees"

[@tehlaser]

What do we call the student who graduates at the bottom of their class at medical school? Doctor.

[@CourierCat-isGod]

You only remember YOUR OWN awkward moments and other people only remember THEIR OWN awkward moments

[@ZK-ib2wp]

Wouldn't it be nice if this was true lmao

[@benjaminscott8198]

I rarely use Twitter or any social media. When I burn out on social media, I watch The Click. I spend most of my day outside and have been woodworking, whittling and hand craving the last few months, making a couple different walking canes from a tree that fell on my property. I am doing everything by hand, which is time consuming and labor intensive since I have limited functionality of my left arm. I made my 6yo son a walking stick with hand carved designs.

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

i hear that "Don't buy food when you're hungry" one. Let me add one for my fellow females; "Avoid the chocolate aisle during PMS." Or heck, get the chocolate, it's just a few days out of the whole month. My husband just throws chocolate at me fearfully for a couple days anyway.

[@areolata]

The cat with the tail fire reminded me of something. I had a cat, aptly named Butch, that I wanted to be afraid of fire. When he was about a year old I stuck a lit candle right up to his face to try to scare him. He didn't even flinch. He just gave me a pissy look, stuck out his paw and snuffed out the fire with a single pat, and then walked away. 😂

[@greenlock641]

The naked man fears no pickpocket

[@Helixneek]

He got that one thang dangling out, begging to be grabbed ❤

[@waffles3629]

That intro proves Click should never have a weighted ploosh 😂❤

[@gl1tter_cloudz295]

Ooo I would love a weighted emotional support demon though, I support whatever will come with it 😋

[@BlazeNStar]

Dude was like "remember when it was a thing to set a bag of poop on fire on the doorstep of someone you hate? Well watch this:"

[@wintergray1221]

We had some bad neighbors who used to throw their dogs' poo over our fence and cigarette butts. My mom collected them all in a shoebox in the garage. The day the neighbors moved, they got a nice little package in the U-haul.

[@loptseldr]

16:30 basically Deadpool, he both breaks the forth wall and jumps between movies nad fandoms doing whatever the frick he wants. I love him!

[@Melody-Brook]

I was bullied at school when I was little. One of them would always call me names and one of the names for me was prized heffa (Their way of calling me a fat cow) I would smile and say thank you. They would walk away annoyed and confused. One day they asked me why I thanked them when they called me a prized Heffa... I replied "I'm the prize heffa you have to be the best to get the prize their for you think I'm the best" He let out a scream and walked away and never spoke to me again... 25+ years later that guy still lives in the same village as me and still refuses to talk to me. lol...

[@elftwelve]

New subreddit alert!!!

[@db_524]

You love to see it

[@shadowofchaos7675]

That cat with the tail on fire was asserting dominance over the fire😂

[@puraidoeustass]

At this point, I'm basically married to the Block Button on Twitter. I usually block people who are stupid or insulting. Or wish death on someone. But I also blocked people because they just gave off bad vibes, or I didn't like their comments. I have absolutely no time to deal with that stuff. Also, I should get a shelf for all the Click Plushies, they get quite a lot xD

[@SushiWolfYT]

8:46 ABSOLUTE QUEEN!!! That honestly gave me self confidence for the day

[@absolutelyridiculous6743]

My husband used to tell me that I needed to make new friends. I had some falling outs with a few good ones, and a few more had ghosted me at that point. I told him no. I'm not seeking out people who don't seek me out first. I'm not desperate for friendships, nor do I want obligations to people I just met. I've been used too many times, just to be dropped for no reason. I'm perfectly happy as a homebody who texts her remaining 2 or 3 friends 😂. I pour myself into random interactions with strangers at the stores when I feel lonely to fill my social cup.