fun times

you're not going in circles, it's a spiral, forever and always

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k/wan - it's just a burning memory but much sadder/scarier

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[jazerlewis]

Wow! I loved being stressed out by vaguely existential sentences! Can't wait for the next one!

[icyatlasartworks]

I love having an existential crisis, being reminded that my clock is ticking down and knowing that I can never go back.

Honestly some of the funniest shit fr

[BurningSpear]

“No man ever steps in the same river twice. For it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” -Heraclitus

[Crimsonking]

Such a lighthearted and comedic video exploring the power of friendship. This really made my day. Thx quills:)

[Thoughtmage]

Honestly I know this is supposed to make me feel existential dread, but really it just made me realize that "the good times" were made by the interactions between me and the people and things of the time. Sure I likely can't get those back, but I can always make new good times. Thanks Voice Quills.

[BlackbladeYT]

Some words of advice for folks who got hit hard by this one (which I understand why): it’s true that you can’t go back to the good times you’ve had, but continuously trying to will hold you back from reaching newly good times you can enjoy. Remember and appreciate the past, but don’t fail to enjoy and experience the present for all it’s worth. Sure there may be hardships with it, but there were during those good times too. You just forget them and keep the best things with you the most

[ianyoder]

As a nostalgic introvert this isn't as scary to me as you make it sound.
I'm willing to become a liminal space monster if it means I don't have to deal with people anymore.

[djh]

I find myself having to revisit your "It's going to be okay" video more and more with each new upload.

[randomexcessmemories]

Nostalgia is a careful balance of happiness and sadness. You're glad it happened, but sad you can't go back and do it again.

[Rynewulf]

Ah nostalgia. Its wild to think it might be one of humanity's core instincts. The word itself is ancient, and if it was a firmly established concept even then imagine how old that feeling might really be. We might all have had distant barely human ancestors who huddled together in icy caves remembering how long the summers felt when they were younger

[WinterPhoenix]

This is all slowly building to one mega multiverse that Quills is making

[madcat]

Everyone went to that one place you used to love. You can't remember where it is anymore.

[daminox]

"You know what they say about good times, don't you? Good times never last." -Hotline Miami

[bestshadow]

I never actually thought about this. All these time travel stories tell it like you would see all the people that lived in that time, but imagine a time travel story where they go back in time, but don't really see people of that time, only the buildings/landscape etc.

[spameron]

Quill's content is such a rollercoaster, from hornyposting, to bullying, then existential sadness

[robertr.]

I actually love when people make memes like this. Not because they are funny, but because they are deep. They aren't meant to be, but they are. It's true: you can easily go back to the past, but no one is there anymore. Everyone moved on, and you should too. But sometimes that's easier said than done. The imagery is spot on, too. A lot of what is still in the past? Static. A good metaphor for the fact that there is often a fine line between what you remember and how things actually were.

[Sapphire-Lily]

Imagine if this video tipped me over the edge and made me start full-on sobbing
Wouldn't that be a wacky scenario, good thing it didn't happen

[el_palito]

out of all these small meme dubs ive ever seen, this one is prob the one that hits the most, damn

[colinfeeley]

You can only be in one place at once my friend. The good times are with us now. Forever and always.

[opacocastilla]

“If everyone disappeared, it’s because they aren’t there anymore” -Sun Tzu, the art of war