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Do you tend to feel unease as an overlay on top of a base layer of calm, or calm as an overlay on a base layer of unease?

Unease as overlay
43.9%
Calm as overlay
56.1%

1,039 votesFinal results

8:59 PM · Feb 1, 2019

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Dafuq?

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Wtf people think their default state is anxiety?!?

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Calm, as crystaline waters. Always, in any circumstance

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....neither?

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Hell if I know... I think there's a lot more than 2 layers

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This makes me uneasy and calm at the same time

CommanderBuzzKill

@buzz_commander

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Used to feel unease as an overlay on top of an abyss of worse unease. Now it's usually calm on top of calm. Sprinkled with bits of laughter, serious thinking & animal pics. 😉