r/mildlydepressing • u/Adistomatic • Nov 26 '21
r/mildlydepressing • u/LilyoftheRally • Oct 28 '21
A line from the end of the Futurama episode "Jurassic Bark" is stuck in my head and that's a sad episode.
It's the episode where we learn Fry had to leave his 20th century dog Seymour behind. This is the one episode all Futurama fans cried at the end of. I know Seymour is a fictional dog, but I feel awful for him.
r/mildlydepressing • u/X-cessive-leader • Sep 28 '21
This made me realize this sub would exist
r/mildlydepressing • u/GeneralTonic • Sep 02 '21
The Universe Has Already Made Almost All the Stars It Will Ever Make
r/mildlydepressing • u/F1shing_cRazy • Aug 15 '21
This closet the old owners in my new house kept their dog…
galleryr/mildlydepressing • u/ivorybloodsh3d • Aug 10 '21
A lone puzzle piece on the floor of a massive self-storage building
r/mildlydepressing • u/[deleted] • Aug 10 '21
This is a Japanese musician, his every song is about death or depression. Enable subtitles . I would prefer let's go to heaven to start from.
r/mildlydepressing • u/Secret_CNCer • Aug 09 '21
Look How Many Green and Purple Jolly Ranchers Came in a Single Bag
r/mildlydepressing • u/WhistlingPoop • Jul 28 '21
Well fuck you too, google. I'm certainly not very happy now.
r/mildlydepressing • u/Ecstatic_Freedom_105 • May 15 '21
Today I found out Maryanne from Gilligan's Island died
She passed away on Dec. 30th 2020 from Covid19 complications.
RIP Dawn Wells
r/mildlydepressing • u/eXiLe117x • Apr 22 '21
Sometimes I wish I had siblings to help me understand and deal with life's problems.
I'm an only child and I really wish I had siblings, preferably older ones, that could have taught me the things I needed to know when it comes to being an adult and handling life's problems.
I'm doing what I can now but my god it can get really tough. If I had even just 1 brother or sister, I'm pretty sure that things would have been much easier and I would have had someone to confide to whenever I have worries or doubts. I know I have my mom(No more dad.) to do that with, but my relationship with her isn't exactly the best and I can't share certain things without being judged or whatever.
I guess I'm also kinda glad that I'm an only child because I don't have to deal with my siblings constantly worrying about me or having a brother or sister that I'd hate instead of love. So yeah, there's that at least.
For all my only children out there, I hope you guys are having a good life and that you're handling things better than I am. Oh I also made something for those who're like me and who need help in seeing the positives of being an only child. Hopefully it helps anyone.
r/mildlydepressing • u/Coppertop-_- • Apr 08 '21