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hello hello lil cherubs. in today's video i touch on pandemic nostalgia, OCD, nostalgia depression, and the anniversary effect in terms of quarantine. i hope u guys enjoy xoxo nikki nasty
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www.webmd.com/covid/features/pandemic-nostalgia
www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/08/when-noā¦
www.webmd.com/covid/features/pandemic-nostalgia
www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/09/pandemicā¦
medium.com/@matt.drabek/whats-with-all-the-nostalgā¦
www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-11923871/We-misā¦
www.bustle.com/wellness/quarantine-nostalgia-marchā¦
www.healthline.com/health/depression/nostalgic-depā¦
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itās fucking WILD thatās it has been 4 years. It was horrible but I do miss just being able to rot in bed.
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Between the stimulus checks, most everyone having actual free time, and nature temporarily healing, it was truly a glimpse into how amazing life could actually beā¦.
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Im autistic and i was a student over Covid and i loved it so much, obviously not the pandemic itself but the lockdowns, I was living with my family, spending all day lying in the garden in the sun, making damn iced coffees, not doing any work, not having to socialise, going on daily exercise walks in nature with absolutely no one else aroundā¦ I miss having time away from financial/academic duties and being able to just live and I think thatās what everyone is really having nostalgia for
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as a pharmacy technician, the pandemic made my job awful and miserable and people have genuinely gotten so much worse since the pandemic started
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The nostalgia is chronic, but Nicole is iconic
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The other day, I was thinking about the last four years. Realizing It was basically almost all a blur. This is coming from someone who used to remember EVERYTHING. Thought I was just getting old, because I am. Talking to others though, I realize it is many who donāt remember much since the pandemic.
It is what it is.
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Itās so validating to hear someone else say that nostalgia physically pains them. All my life I have struggled with nostalgia being a very intense and gut wrenching emotion as well. I also think a lot of people (myself included) miss the slower pace of the pandemic. Going back to fast paced jobs, lives, etc. is jarring and I find that I yearn for the slower pace and better work life balance we found during the pandemic.
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my brother got diagnosed with cancer literally ten days after i got home from college for the lockdown (he is now cancer free). it was awful at the time but i am so weirdly nostalgic for those times now. itās like looking back at a āsimpler timeā where i felt like i had a valid excuse for feeling unwell
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I used to always think that if I could just pause life for 1 month and focus on myself, Iād be able to catch up on so many things and officially have my shit together.
Then COVID happened and proved me wrong, because I had all the free time I could want and did nothing. So at least I can't use that excuse anymore.
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I think part of it of being nostalgic for horrible things from the past is that we're trying to escape our current anxiety and go back to an anxiety that we now know what the outcome was and that we survived it, it's like a weird sense of having some ounce of control of said anxiety
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as someone who had to go through online school...i do not miss the pandemic. i went months without brushing my teeth in the morning and never getting out of my pajamas. its so nice to just go to school and be able to be outside around people and actually having school things again.
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I was an āessential workerā(Starbucks) so I have no nostalgia for the height of covid. I literally worked from like 6am to 4 or 5pm sometimes with like 2-3hr long rushes, had multiple panic attacks while dealing with entitled ass customers complaining about being stuck home, while I was ālucky to be working.ā I know I shouldnāt, but I honestly envy the people who had time to themselves to work on little creative pursuits then.
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we all remember where we were that day š¢
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Her saying she would drive to the Party City to relive that day breaks me for some reason. Being so desperate to relive something that feels so pivitol to your development and sheer happiness without ever getting it is such a battle everyday. It feels like waking up from a dream where you're flying knowing you'll never experience that while you wake. This feels like a video diary sent by a future self fr
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People who miss the pandemic just want a break from capitalism
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The comment about the praise kink from the phlebotomist reminded me of when I was getting tested for gestational diabetes, where you get multiple blood draws in a few hours, and I pointed to the āgood veinā that most phlebotomists went to in the past. But he looked at me and said āoh yeah, Iām saving that for later.ā Had me leaving like āsir?? What are weā at like 30 weeks pregnant
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I was feeling a little guilty for thinking how nostalgic i feel about 2020 and how i got to stay home, connect with my family, and really realize what it meant to take care of myself. Yeah the pandemic was (and in ways still is) horrific and scary but it was also a wake up call.
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I felt at peace during the pandemic because it felt like everything slowed down. I could never relate to any of the people around me having a really tough time and wishing for it to end because for me everything was much simpler, people cared more, online classes were great, there was no pressure to leave the house and my mom was still alive. My needs were better met during this time. When everything started rerurning to normal I felt anxiety while others cheered.
From a neurodivergent, exhausted young adult's perspective who hasn't been able to attend offline lectures (even pre-covid) the pandemic was a blessing in disguise. Life has been worse since then.
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I was 13 when the pandemic hit, I really miss those spring mornings, not caring about online school, zoom calls and Kahoot, playing the ukulele (š), watching animal crossing videos. It was a weird time to be growing up and I feel so guilty to admit it but I am glad it happened. I didnāt care about the rest of the world, just rotting in my room. It feels so painful to know that itās over and I wonāt experience it again even though in the long term it destroyed my mental health.
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@nela9937
2 months ago
ive never understood how people say nostalgia is bittersweet, to me it's gut wrenching. like even right now i can't even enjoy things fully because i know that it will be over eventually.
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