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People Share The Worst Reactions They've Ever Seen Someone Have After Losing

Reddit user ImaginativeEmpress asked: 'What’s the worst reaction to losing you ever saw?'

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People who are extremely competitive can ruin the experience of any time of gameplay or sport.

Yet, you can't fault them for their passion...until you see them win and run victory laps around you until you're dizzy.

But when they lose? Oof. It can either be amusing or utterly disturbing to witness.

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People Describe What Victory Tastes Like To Them
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Ah the sweet smell of success and the delicious taste of victory.

Two things we all long to experience. And it should be—striving to succeed isn't a crime.

But success means different things to each of us. It can be found in the smallest of possibilities or in the grandest of accomplishments.

Like most things in life, we experience success with our senses.

Redditor Time_Bonuswanted to hear about the impact success has on our personal senses, by asking:

"What does victory taste like to you?"
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People Divulge The Biggest Realizations They Had As They Got Wealthier
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I love money. Everybody loves money. And anyone who says different is lying. Now I'm not saying I'm in love with money, and that its the only thing that matters, but its pretty great to have.

I've been very poor and I've had a few bucks and I can attest, having a few bucks is better. Going to be bed hungry isn't fun.

Now truthfully I've also seen money bring about immense stress. Once you start acquiring wealth people notice, and they always want something.

So you do have to start being more diligent with the people you surround yourself with, less one. It's all a learning curve. And Lord please take me on the ride.

Redditoru/SheelahSchimek1980wanted to hear all the details surrounding the acquisition of riches, by asking:

What are some things you realized as you got wealthier?
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People Who Always Overthink Everything Break Down The Time That Actually Worked In Their Favor
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Sometimes what might appear as too much to others is just right for you.

And more often than not those of us who overplan, overthink, and can be perceived as "over the top and too much" end up being vindicated in the end. Even to our own shock.

Planning and plotting and being overprepared is a the scout's motto. It should be a life motto, because another important life truth is... you just never know.

Redditor u/lawofdox18wanted to hear about the times life has turned out for the best by surprise by asking:

Overthinkers of Reddit, what unlikely scenario actually came true that you were completely prepared for because you are an overthinker?
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People Break Down Their Best 'Actually, You've Challenged An Expert' Story
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In nearly all contexts, expertise is invisible.

When we're walking around in the world, at a party, or in the workplace, an obscure proficiency remains a secret.

The years of practice and study needed to amass expertise happened in the past, and in the present its simply held within as silent potential.

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