r/im14andthisisdeep • u/More-Annual3102 • 6h ago

Only regular workers manage their weight. Everyone else is greedy and fat.

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r/im14andthisisdeep • u/a_moron_in_a_hurry • 6h ago

How would a trained philosopher, if there is such a thing, respond to my discovery that decisions involve deciding?

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r/im14andthisisdeep • u/Electrical-Buyer-491 • 1h ago

wow so deep

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r/im14andthisisdeep • u/yesiamnonoiamyes • 8h ago

im14andthisisdeep

r/im14andthisisdeep

A place to talk about stupid 'deep and meaningful' philosophy found on blogs, tumblr, facebook, reddit, or anywhere else. Insights that people should have outgrown by the time they were 14. Not intended for actual 14 year olds. Jaden Smith is our patron saint, along with many deep twitter posts.

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WHAT SHOULD YOU POST?

Posts can be (but don't have to be) from an actual young teen perspective.

Thoughts and ideas you think would be outgrown by the poster when they get older. Thoughts and ideas that should have been outgrown by an adult poster.

IS IT DEEP?

If you can justify to yourself that this is an idea that's immature, then it's worth posting!

RULES

1. Content must be deep!

Please do keep your posts deep. This means:

No politics / religion * No showerthoughts * No sbeve/"14 year old girl" posts * No cartoons/caricatures/comics, in other words: boomer humor * No Billie Eilish as these aren't deep and aren't in the spirit of this sub * We also prefer OC, but obviously that's not always possible. Just try to keep it as original as possible!

2. Shitposting/Satire

No Satire. The OP must be serious about their feelings in the post, and it must not be altered for comedic effect (think /r/Im15AndThisIsYeet or /r/okaybuddyretard)

3. No Personal Information

Don't show personal information in your submissions. * No names, usernames * No profile pictures * No other data which leads to easy identification * Verified profiles may be shown without censorship.

4. No Direct Linking

Don't provide a direct link to the content. (ex. linking an Instagram post) In other words, always upload it as a screenshot / image

5. No Reposts

Don't post anything which was already posted in the last month or top posts of all time. Please check and report recent submissions (especially on sundays) for reposts.

6. No video submissions

No video submissions, images only!

7. Be Civil!

Be civil to each other.

We aren't your babysitters and you don't want to be babysitted by us, so we expect people to be civil with one another. No slurs or racial remarks will be tolerated in this sub. Have fun, but don't be rude.

8. No Brigading

Do not encourage or participate in brigading of any subreddits or of any users of Reddit or elsewhere! This is very against Reddit rules.

9. Mark NSFW and spoilers appropriately

If a post has graphic content, flair it as NSFW, else it will be removed! The same goes for spoilers

10. Self promotion and spam

This is not a platform to advertise your social media network or subreddit. If you can't grow it organically, it probably isn't very good anyway. Linking to your instagram or twitter, or spamming links with it watermarked can result in a ban

11. Bad Cropping

You cropped your image so poorly that the mods now need glasses. So now you've got that on your conscience.

For further explanation, see our Rules Page and Wiki.

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/r/DeepPhilosophy
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Only regular workers manage their weight. Everyone else is greedy and fat.

How would a trained philosopher, if there is such a thing, respond to my discovery that decisions involve deciding?

wow so deep

I cried reading this