Rec | TREATING OBJECTS LIKE THEY HAVE FEELINGS

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Treating objects like they have feelings

i like to pretend my stuff have emotions, it makes me keep better care of them.
some examples beer cans: no banana peel: no old gameboy: yes nalgene bottle: yes car tires: no

@camron

Apr 3, 2024

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@lilnoodle01

i have 4 plushies and omg are they fussy and not disciplined

Feb 23, 2025

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Treating your shit nice and Using it until it breaks

dont treat your shit like it’s disposable! . My laptop is old as hell and doesn’t work unless it’s plugged into a wall, but you know what I am proud that I cared for it like the finely arranged clump of precious metals and plastics that it is instead of like something I have to upgrade because there’s been 10 new versions in the last 8 years I’ve had it. In fact it makes me a fucking saint. I also always hang dry my undies so they don’t stretch out and get holes in them from heat damage. Things will last if you invest just a modicum of care into them..additionally it feels really nice to be able to point to a hideous Victoria’s Secret thong on the drying rack and say “I’ve had that for 14 years”. Also probably in 2 more years gen alpha kids will point to my laptop and call it “vintage”, so that’s something to look forward to. Ok Rec over

@mysocalledwife

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Using things until THEY'RE worn and broken

Like shoes or a car or something. But I think using something until it’s got no life left just gives an object personality and love. Like my sambas:

@mcgeegow

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Caring For/Maintaining items you own

very satisfying to prolong the life of things in a world where not very many things are made to last. just applied renovating cream to my blundstones. cleaning my car, sewing up holes or tears in clothing, trimming the wicks of candles, and using slip-on covers for old books fall into this category too