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The turn-in struggle when you’re in bed, all cozy, and then remember you forgot to turn off the lights. It becomes a debate within yourself: “Do I summon the strength of a thousand suns to get up or just accept that this is my life now?”
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You ever get stuck in a turn-in situation while holding a door for someone who’s just a tad too far away? Now you’re in this awkward limbo of "Do I keep holding? Do I let go? Do I have to throw a farewell party for this door now?
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Turning in your sleep is basically your body’s way of saying, “I’ve been inactive for too long. Time for a midnight Olympics!” And the bedsheet always seems to get wrapped up in this sport, making you a contender in the blanket wrestling championship.
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Ever notice how turning the volume down on the TV has become the universal remote control language for “Let’s talk”? It’s like our way of saying, “Hold that thought, let me just turn this down so I can fully ignore you.”
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Why do we feel the need to turn in our chairs when someone calls our name? It’s like we believe a face-to-face conversation requires a direct eye-to-eye alignment as if it’s a cosmic requirement for understanding.
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One of life’s unexpected turns-in is when you're walking down a corridor, and someone you kind of know starts walking toward you. Suddenly, you’re performing this weird maneuver of deciding whether to greet them, pretend to look busy, or pull a last-minute turn into the nearest room.
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There’s a certain turn-in moment at the grocery store checkout when your items are being scanned, and you’re ready to pay, but the cashier picks up a magazine and suddenly enters a parallel universe where time slows down. It’s like, "Hey, I'm turning in my patience here!
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Turning in the direction someone is pointing at. I mean, why do we feel the need to confirm it like a human compass? “Yeah, it’s right there!” as if suddenly the whole world would shift if we didn’t acknowledge it.
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