Well then 17 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
Yeah I see where you're going. I was thinking the subject of the sentence would be the same throughout and that subject was the mother but yours makes sense.
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Just another question in a school book 15 comments
Just another question in a school book 15 comments
Sigh 7 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
I don't know if this is better or worse, but I actually shut up myself because my friends had worse problems. I had good grades, my parents loved me, my future seemed decently bright, and everyone said I was smart and talented. Some even called me pretty. My friends didn't have what I had. So I thought I had no right to complain. I actually starting having mild mental breakdowns and panic attacks, but it took a long time to actually tell anyone because they had it worse and I thought I was being a whiny little bitch. But eventually, I did open up. I started telling my one friend who has divorced parents, grades on the edge of failing, and severe self-esteem issues about why I never complained, and actually had her tell me that no one is supposed to face things alone and my problems were valid. Since then, I have started talking a lot more and my mental health has mostly stabilized.
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Your call 11 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
I feel like there should be a way to identify oneself at the beginning of these sorts of conversations. Like an introduction with names. The captain should have realized it was a lighthouse.
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This is the most American thing I've ever seen 3 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
I have relatives who live in Texas, and this would definitely work to make them slow down.
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Where are these girls? I need them! 10 comments
Where are these girls? I need them! 10 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
I... I am having genuine difficulty... What are you on? What's going on with you? What's on you? Are they asking what they're wearing? I don't understand...
Cyka blyat 6 comments
Common sense 101. 13 comments
REKT 18 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
(Character limit) not their fault, but often a result of where they came from. Besides, if someone is desperate enough to break the law, I don't think they should be viewed as horrible people. We do not mean to devalue legal immigration, we just want illegal immigrants to be seen as people and not some invading threat to our nation. We are fighting a bias, and I apologize if it makes us sound like we are biased ourselves.
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REKT 18 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
1. America is known as the land of opportunity. As odd as it seems, our country was actually originally designed to allow poor immigrants from other (admittedly European) countries to get ahead. Even if this is harder now than then, it's still what we're known for, so we have a lot of people coming. I don't quite understand it, but then, I'm not an immigrant, and I will not choose their country for them.
2. Because third party and write-in candidates hardly ever make office. We literally have a political system designed to have two parties. Only once in history has a president been from a third party, and that was because one of the parties collapsed and was replaced (1860). So yeah voting otherwise is often considered throwing your vote away because whoever you voted for would never gain enough support to make it. It's stupid, but that's how it is.
3. I will not choose which jobs immigrants take. But they're new here, and some don't know English or have a higher education, which is
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2. Because third party and write-in candidates hardly ever make office. We literally have a political system designed to have two parties. Only once in history has a president been from a third party, and that was because one of the parties collapsed and was replaced (1860). So yeah voting otherwise is often considered throwing your vote away because whoever you voted for would never gain enough support to make it. It's stupid, but that's how it is.
3. I will not choose which jobs immigrants take. But they're new here, and some don't know English or have a higher education, which is
A hair-raising experience 10 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
For the play I'm in we have to put foundation on the guys, and if their hair is too long it's gets put into an adorable tiny ponytail right above their forehead to stay out of the way.
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This is true about a lot of us 2 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
My friend once called me from the band director's office because she needed a ride and her phone was dead, and apparently he heard me when I picked up, which is unfortunate as I answered the phone swearing. He was cool about it.
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Car guys 3 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
One guy my mom dated cancelled plans with her because he wanted to work on his car. Twice. The second time, she went anyways and met my dad.
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This looks awesome! 6 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
Yeah, well that alien island they make such a big deal out of with porgs and stuff? I once went to an entire museum on it. It’s just off the coast of Ireland. Gorgeous place.
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Just looking 8 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
I usually try to refold them, but I’m shit at folding, so... sorry.
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Well, that went t*ts up 4 comments
success!! 24 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
The way they phrased it, using “confused”, sounds like she wasn’t sure before but now she is 100% lesbian. Good job, Mom, you helped her figure it out!
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It's CONFIRMED 26 comments
The Prince of Egypt 21 comments
average_potterhead
· 6 years ago
Nope, but now I’m curious, which is very dangerous for my mental wellbeing. What is Crossed?
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