20 Familiar Images To Give You Nostalgia

Nostalgia hits hard. Remember the good old days? When life was simpler and the internet hadn't yet ruined us? Well, if you're feeling nostalgic, look no further than the subreddit /r/nostalgia. This subreddit is a treasure trove of memories from the past, from classic TV shows to retro video games and everything in between. It's a place where you can reminisce about the toys you played with as a child, the movies you watched on VHS, and the music you danced to at your first school dance.

But /r/nostalgia isn't just about reliving your own memories. It's also a place to discover things you may have missed out on, like the obscure TV shows that only aired for a season or the forgotten snacks from the '90s. So if you're feeling a little down and in need of a pick-me-up, head on over to /r/nostalgia and take a trip down memory lane. Just be warned, you may end up spending hours scrolling through posts and reliving your childhood, but hey, isn't that what nostalgia is all about?

DVDs, specifically in this holder.

Most of us remember writing names of the movies so that they don't get lost and then playing them on our desktops.

The first Sims.

Jones Soda.

Cereal boxes.

Goonies.

Fun fact: this is the line to see it at the Liberty Theater in Astoria, the filming location for the movie.

TV Remote.

The Drew Carey show.

Teeny Little Super Guy.

Madballs.

CDs.

We remember to load up the CD changer before going on a road trip.

Slice can.

2000s vending machine.

YouTube.

Before dislike buttons were removed.

Pencil sharpener.

The real Ghostbusters.

Brave Lil' Toaster.

Jessie and Slater (Saved by the Bell) then vs now.

A plate of nostalgia.

Best Sesame Street toy ever.

Make Love, Not Warcraft South Park Episode].