[ SECRET POST #3971 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3871 ⌋

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[Orphan Black]


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[ Dota 2 Esport ]


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[George R.R. Martin]


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[Black Books]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

For me, nostalgia isn't as much about the actual stuff as it is about the person I was when I was experiencing it. The things going on in my life. The way my buttoned-up dad danced to Quiet Riot. My best friend in the world during the sticker book craze. That summer my cousin and I cosplayed as Madonna. That girl scout camp when all of us had permanent imprints on our feet from jelly shoes.

[(Anonymous)]

This. It's not like that time period was so awesome, it's just that I have a lot of little, highly personal memories and experiences from that time that makes it special for me.

[(Anonymous)]

Sticker books, awwwwwwww.

[(Anonymous)]

Scratch n sniff, baby.

[tabaqui]

Exactly. For any time, it's more about what you were doing, and who you were with, and what made you happy.

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Late response, I know...

I get that, but I just don't have a lot of connections between the stuff and who I was. I remember my childhood, but those memories are not linked to 80s pop culture, and I remember a lot of the pop culture, but I don't remember what was going on with me personally in connection to that stuff. For example, I remember jelly shoes, I think I even had a pair, but have no clue when those were popular and what I was doing or what I was like at the time I had them (sure as heck didn't wear them to Girl Scout camp - that would have been impractical).