Jesse on Nostr: npub1dh3yq…zrgvh npub1gl7w3…rnsv3 I like this. I haven’t seen the movie or read ...

npub1dh3yqkjrapc8eakjl8nltzdfag23ja6anuenwny7gmv8mq8jc46q8zrgvh (npub1dh3…rgvh) npub1gl7w3w4ssmvc2ufhppuf3sa4vjx4lfr5365l89akhmh7gpq7vthqhrnsv3 (npub1gl7…nsv3) I like this. I haven’t seen the movie or read the article, but I kind of feel like I was shamed out of liking that stuff in high school, so I assume that indicates it was seen as “cringe” somehow back then? And my impulse is to say that I cringe at that younger self, but the real feeling is more compassion. In some ways, kind of the inverse of what you’re describing John, yet also kind of the same? Affectionate rolling one’s eyes at one’s younger self?