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This has been playing on my mind lately… and I’m curious if anyone else feels the same? Friendships in my 30s feel so different to how they did in my 20s. It’s more… Yoga, walk and meaningful conversation instead of trying to shout over each other in a packed... restaurant. Prioritising nights in with family over back to back plans (you’d be lucky to get me out past 7pm these days lol)🫠. Some friendships just didn’t come with me into my 30s. And that used to make me feel SO guilty, but now… I’ve made peace with it. Friendship in your 30s isn’t about being in touch 24/7, it’s about feeling safe, seen, and supported. Basically - if it’s not deep, I’m not interested 🫡 Curious… has anyone else felt this in their 30s too? Or had the total opposite experience? Would love to know xshow more

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FearBuck

393,837 views • 8 months ago

My time on the RTFKT Creators team has come to an end. I’m forever thankful to Franco and the rest of the creator team who carved out a “Creator In Residence” role for me knowing how much this creator ecosystem meant to me. As a creator who came into this space knowing nothing about digital avatar content creation, to have had the chance to push myself even further with projects like Animus Logs or the MK Pill Recap video has been a true blessing. I’m the biggest fan of Clones and my passion has always been for experimenting and sharing what’s been possible with them, so naturally being on a team that encouraged me to continue to do that has been a dream come true. But if you know me, you know the thing I’ve cared about above all is the family of creators that have poured their hearts into this project. I’ve had the most unforgettable life experiences connecting with all of you in real life and this network of genuinely awesome people is the one magical experience that I would do anything to help share. Words can’t explain it, but to be able to find friends in Tokyo, a younger brother in Germany, an older brother in Korea, a family in Los Angeles, future friends in Australia, it’s been an adventure of a lifetime that I’m so grateful for and it’s an experience that I think has true value in this shallow web3 world. These people are really just the coolest, and I’m proud to call them friends. To be able to play a part on the team and help with any of the efforts to push it all forward, whether it was organizing virtual/irl meetups, planning creator challenges, concepting ways to reward and highlight creators, or just going the extra step to connect personally, has been my honor and I’m proud to have given it my best. (1/2)

cam

16,887 views • 2 years ago