slightly abnormal IQ test (asmr)

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• KI

  @KilleenAustin · 7 months ago

  Ah gibiASMR was completely spot on with this one. 👍

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• DJ

  @djdjdj-dropit · 7 months ago

  here from gibi ❤

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• SK

  @skooparoonie69 · 7 months ago

  gibi really sent us all here wow

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• JU

  @juannynitro · 1 year ago

  The book, to me, is about motherhood. A mom who gives her child everything she can, and is content that her child is happy, even when he takes a whole lot.

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• LA

  @laurenparren9938 · 1 year ago

  had to think about the meaning of the book for a moment. one time i heard someone say: “don’t worry about the future and all that, just do what you wanna do right now, because you never know what happens tomorrow, or in a week”. ever since I heard that I think I changed my way of thinking, it really stuck with me. maybe we just need to appreciate what we have already. or who we have in our lives.

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• C8

  @C8nty0ut31l · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfemiuE63rc&amp;t=545">09:05</a> they look so disappointed hanging out with a hammer

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• HA

  @hay2450 · 1 year ago

  i’m an environmental studies major and i wrote a paper about how the giving tree is an allegory for humans’ exploitation of the environment 🤗

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• WY

  @wyla · 1 year ago

  i actually really enjoyed the reading segment in this, that book really does have deep messaging that i totally glossed over as a child, i used to think it was just a story about getting old now i know it’s more than that.

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• TR

  @TRainboxS · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfemiuE63rc&amp;t=1566">26:06</a> I&apos;ve totally forgot it was a IQ test, I was totally in the book

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• GE

  @gentledov3 · 1 year ago

  The giving tree is such a sad book. It reminds me of the song washing machine heart by mitski. The tree doesn&apos;t really have much going for her and is always alone, so she lets the boy take advantage of what she does have, hoping that it&apos;ll make him stay, but it does the opposite. <br><br>The boy has the mindset that there&apos;s always something better he can chase: money, relationships, houses, etc. but he doesn&apos;t realize that all those things can leave him just as they came, and its not guaranteed that they&apos;ll make him happy. That&apos;s why he always comes back when he has what he thinks he wants because he hopes that those new things will somehow fill the void. He goes back to the tree because he knows she&apos;ll help him out when he&apos;s sad and looking for something more. He doesn&apos;t really love her and isn&apos;t necessarily attached to her. He just sees her as a means to an end.

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• FR

  @frogball5819 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfemiuE63rc&amp;t=1050">17:30</a> i love how she subtly points to each thing

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• IN

  @ina_exe · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfemiuE63rc&amp;t=386">6:26</a> the fact that you&apos;re actually writing down the actual digits

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