Why do we regret past decisions?
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IDL Why do I have to manage everyone’s emotions while being ignored myself?
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What are the random everyday things you still find yourself asking “why” about?
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Do you keep asking “why” as you get older?
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Why are some people homophobic?
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What kinds of things in life make you ask “why”?
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Why do people get tired of small talk, yet keep doing it?
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What happens to curiosity as we get older?
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Why do “Epstein Island scandals” and celebrity gossip dominate the news while real issues stay hidden?
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IDL when “Epstein Island scandals” and celebrity gossip drown out real issues
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Why do we know a healthy lifestyle is important but still can’t stick to it?
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IDL when restaurant service is judged by “smiling all the time”
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Why do humans lie?
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Why are people more afraid of failing than never trying?
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IDL when being called “kind” feels cheap
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What are the “why” questions you still have about life?
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IDL when girls get boxed into the “clean girl aesthetic” or “old money style”
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Why are so many girls into the “clean girl aesthetic” and “old money style”?
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IDL when people assume I’m autistic just because I ask “why”
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Does anyone else still ask “why” all the time, even as an adult?
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IDL my boyfriend always says "My Fault" without really thinking about what he did
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Why does my boyfriend always say "My Fault" without even considering what he did wrong?
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Is it just me, or do INTPs have some kind of built-in reflex to ask ‘why’?
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Why do people always call disagreement “ragebait”?
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What’s one question about life that you keep asking yourself why about?
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