What are some specific (but nonidentifiable and widely applicable) ways you look out for your loved ones' needs that you think more people should do (lemmy.ml)

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Yeah I'm thinking about how to do more chores. I'm a sick person. Be serious about this

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[-] formlessoedon@lemmy.ml 1 points 6 days ago

I hereby bestow your woke card. I am a historian (just kidding) so I can assure you, not hurling your children across the room & treating them as more than property is quite woke. In 20 years, hopefully we will all be considered to be on par with the guy who invented Wheaties in wokeness (no, no, very bad)

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