SeanyDay t1_j6ka0n7 wrote
Reply to comment by daedelus23 in The letters of T. S. Eliot to Emily Hale that were kept sealed from 1956 to 2020 have been released for free online by RunDNA
One has to imagine this was more common before telephones and internet made it easier to remember the current version of a person vs the memory that was held on to
piquedinhighschool t1_j6kfwjk wrote
Still remember when I was young, my family going to the same vacation spot and seeing my summer friends once a year. The changes between a full year are so much more pronounced, especially for growing kids. I guess at this point this experience is almost entirely gone now, with people uploading selfies daily. Would have been nice to have the internet then but I enjoyed that experience as well.
dosedatwer t1_j6lwd6p wrote
Definitely happened to me at least three times in my life already. Remembering someone that used to exist for years after I've lost touch with them, only to realise the person I loved doesn't exist anymore. They changed.
SeanyDay t1_j6mma58 wrote
You probably did too π
MajesticMetaphor t1_j6o1rsi wrote
Also lust is very strong in the beginning of relationships. You begin to see more of people as that fades and sometimes itβs unsettling.
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