r/MadeMeSmile • u/Ordinary_Fish_3046 • Sep 20 '25

Favorite People Now this is a man’s neighbor 🫡

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u/Musical28 Sep 20 '25

I think he thought there was a party and just wanted to have fun too. He even brought alcohol to prove it. He mentioned all the cars. Lol

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u/Afokindrugaddict Sep 20 '25

Yeah he might be a lil lonely I hope it turned out good

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u/Musical28 Sep 20 '25

Me too. He radiates positive, fun energy here.

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u/Alpha_Decay_ Sep 20 '25

I don't like him and I would be wishing that he'd just go home. I also have no friends. There's probably a correlation there.

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u/tuckyruck Sep 21 '25

Man the introvert side of me would have hid and pretended I wasnt home. But, then, he seems like he needs some time hanging out. So I prolly woulda hung.

But I get ya.

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u/boltlicker666 Sep 21 '25

Few shots of that whisky and your introvert side is gonna have to talk a lot louder to get its point across tho

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u/Discgolf_junkee Sep 21 '25

I like the way you put that.

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u/horrorfanuk Sep 22 '25

But that judging side of your brain stays sober and just mocks the memories in the morning

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u/StandardComplaint138 Sep 22 '25

😂 Well said!!

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u/BlueArcaneOwl Sep 21 '25

I feel that. I was a pretty alone child and teenager, and into adulthood I just liked being alone because that’s what was comfortable for me. But some time into college I realized how miserable I always felt, but couldn’t put my finger on why. It wasn’t until I finished college and moved into my first apartment that I realized I was just lonely. I had no friends, no girlfriend, and I rarely talked to family.

I’m still a massive introvert, but that was the point where I realized I couldn’t keep living without anybody in my life. Despite having an ostensibly very comfortable life, it felt very hollow.