Rec | APPRECIATING ALL 7 LIKES

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I use to feel like I needed to have a certain amount of likes to feel deserving of posting what I wanted but pi.fyi has really made me feel free and more appreciative of people taking the time to see and like what I post, even if it’s only a few. :)

@Jai

May 7, 2025

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