Sublime

if you have a full long and healthy marriage, you're going to talk to each other for at 20,000 hours, so having good conversations is a pretty high value thing https://t.co/jUhbqHihMg

プロンプトが撮ってくれた写真 ノクトのぎこちない笑顔・・ （イケメン決め顔できないところが良い・・） https://t.co/AEzaBTfHTy

#ヒロアカ 何よりコンプレスが以前言ってた「今頃寿司でも食ってたかな」が果たされたのがクッソ嬉しい…！別に大々的に掲げてた目標ではないけれど、こういう生活の質のグレードupはバトル面での成長とはまた別に嬉しくなれるんですよ。ささやかながらたんとお食べと言ってあげたくなるんだ。 #wj39 https://t.co/ebKlW6WRjl

Networking advice is mostly garbage. "Just add value" and "be authentic" tells you nothing. After 20+ years in tech, I've discovered what actually works: This hidden pattern explains why some people get everything they want: https://t.co/Df42QZOQHj

Falling in love is supposed to take time. But in 1997, psychologist Arthur Aron made it happen in 45 minutes—by asking only 36 questions. The experiment worked so well, it ended in marriage. Here’s how he did it: 🧵 https://t.co/EzBRKgAEDT