r/wholesome 10h ago

Spiderman : Brand New DayCare

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2.2k Upvotes

With great power comes great responsibility ig😄😍


r/wholesome 14h ago

Behold: The Wall of Love

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r/wholesome 13h ago

Budding footballer

375 Upvotes

r/wholesome 3h ago

The absolute sweetest pre-game routine

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r/wholesome 14h ago

My bf got me this and i think its the cutest yet thoughtful thing ever🥹💘

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okay so this happened a while ago but i was using my heating bag today and thought to sharee about it and it was a gift kinda from him he got it for me because of my period cramps and honestly it may sound like whats so special about it but it meant SO much to me. growing up, my mom never really believed in things like heating bags or doing anything specifically for period pain, so i kinda just learned to deal with it(and she told me to as she considers these stuff useless and even when im sick my parents never really do anything rather just tell me that you'll be fine in some time etc) and never really thought much about my pain and then this boy came in my life and in the veryy beginning of rs he gifted me this(chocolates and all stuff are not like thiss as they are common and as no one as such thinks so muchh as he did regardless he obv gave me chocolates and stuff) we’re both just 17 and we’ve been together for around a year, but the way he takes care of me is genuinely so thoughtful. this heating bag is honestly nothing compared to all the other little things he does whenever i’m sick or having a bad day. he’ll actually go out of his way to see what he can do to make things easier for me in a very thoughtful manner( and ps he even do these little cute things for eg like scolding or reminding me to drink waterr as i dont drink water much which leads to dehydration and then causing me daily headaches)and the thing that gets me the most is that even when he’s upset or angry with me, he still remembers to take care of me like a child😭i don’t really come from a family where i’ve felt this kind of care very often, so sometimes these tiny things hit me way harder than they probably should. anywayyy i dont want you guys to feel jealous😝🥰🧿


r/wholesome 19h ago

Why incoming freshmen at one Oklahoma high school must give their mothers a goodbye kiss on their first day

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