Same to you! What a crazy coincidence

Psychology :)
What are you studying? And aw, tell him I said hello!

Good! I love what I’m studying. :) What have you been up to lately?

Awww that has to be the sweetest thing! You guys need to post a selfie together.

Ohhh my god
I’m so so sorry! I completely forgot! I suspected for a second but I thought it was someone else!!! Happy belated birthday! How was your day?

My birthday was average - just went to university and did work and had a bit of cake at home. :)) Thanks for remembering!

Aw, thanks Kraken!! How’ve you been?

This is very effective on humans but I can confirm that this does not work very well with pigeons.

How many times do you need to feed it?

Tell him to watch The Truman Show! That movie screwed me over real bad but it was a great movie.

My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark by Fallout Boy:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LkIWmsP3c_s

They looked like this:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7b/Horned_Sea_Star%2C_Bunaken_Island.jpg/240px-Horned_Sea_Star%2C_Bunaken_Island.jpg

Actually, since this is a post about starfishes (sort of), I’m going to be a ray of sunshine and make people cringe at a story about starfishes.
So basically, I was on a boat near a beach with a few of my friends and my friend decided that she was going to jump of the boat.
The water was just shallow enough, and anyways, she jumped off, came back onto the boat and there was blood EVERYWHERE. She basically had this bloody hole at the bottom of her foot.
We found out later that she had actually landed on a starfish. Because all over the ocean floor, there were these starfishes with these massive spikes on them, ready to impale everyone and everything. My poor friend had to get surgery.
Long story short, starfishes are demons. And thanks for the tag, Mia!

I don’t think it’d help her that much if they’re drawing the reproductive system, because she can’t see right down to the ovaries or the uterus or anything.
Buuut I remember a biology exam about respiration and circulation and the question asked how the diaphragm and rib cages move when we inhale and exhale (such as expand/contract), and since it was the first question, you could pretty much hear the entire class take a deep, collective inhale as they tried to work out how their diaphragm was moving.

Yeah, I think I’d just prefer for it to not make such a fuss when it comes to shredding the endometrium lining. But thank you @mickymouse!