Well, there's this thing, the annoying outernet people call the 'sun'. It's a ball of fire made to burn the pale skin of internet scrolling people, like us. Some parents actually force their children out into it, so they can be 'healthy' or 'social'. If you choose to venture into these dangerous waters, you will probably see other people from the internet. Here's a list of ways to find one.
1. They will be hissing at the sun.
2. Most likely looking lost or dazed from the lack of Wi-Fi.
3.They will be sobbing, while doing 1 and 2 simultaneously.

*shudder* I went into the outernet once. it wasn't pretty. I saw things, terrible, horrible, mentally-scaring things.

Maybe that's why the guy wanted it.

Well, that just ruined this gif for me.

Homeschooling isn't easier than going to 'real school'. My mom was a school teacher for several years, and my dad was too. They expect a lot from me, so I don't get off easy. And as for being robbed of 'valuable personal growth', I went to school for several years, and was bullied relentlessly by a sea of fuckwits. The school curriculum I do now is a lot harder than the one I used to do, and because I was homeschooled, I'm actual a year above my grade level. I'm supposed to be in ninth, but I do a tenth grade curriculum. My apologies if I sound rude, but it pisses me off when people think homeschoolers don't do real school, or get off easy. Sure, some do, but not all of us.

What do you mean? (I realize I'm probably only proving your point further)

I believe he/she is saying, is that they lost interest at the word 'write' on the post.

And cats, many, many cats

This isn't facebook

Me too. My writing to me is like a diary. I pour every single emotion into what I'm writing, and though when others read it, it's just a story, to me, it's personal. Every fight, every praise, any emotion whatsoever. I write best when I'm upset.