Grown Up
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I absolutely love it.
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The problem is now that I can afford to do whatever I want, sleep whenever I want, and eat whatever I want, my body can’t afford to.
Get some more reps in, you’ll hopefully be able to work out a way you can want to take care of your body. This will then in turn allow you to do eat sleep whatever you want.
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Same with getting a place to live. It was quite a shock when I learned you had to fucking interview to rent an apartment, and may not be approved even if you have the money.
Wait what? I've never heard of such a thing in any of the places I've lived. BS like needing 3x the rent or 1st, 2nd and last months rent + deposit yea
But needing to interview‽ That's a new one LMAO
wrote last edited by [email protected]i was interviewed too when i was renting in Paris. What a shit show!
worst i heard was about a landlord who invited all the "interested" at the same time for some kind of a MCQuestionnaire
renting games! Be the best or stay out with the rest
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I absolutely love it.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Honestly being a child is awful in many ways, wouldn't want to go back
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This isn't funny... (take your upvote and leave before I ugly cry in front of you)
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Honestly being a child is awful in many ways, wouldn't want to go back
wrote last edited by [email protected]Pffffft as if you wouldn't want to be able to sleep like this without disasterous consequences...
(sorry I don't know how to embed images on mobile!)
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Pffffft as if you wouldn't want to be able to sleep like this without disasterous consequences...
(sorry I don't know how to embed images on mobile!)
The manual way to embed images is using markdown.
Like this:
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Ain't it fun
Livin' in the real world?
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Honestly being in my 30s is pretty great.
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Ain't it fun
Livin' in the real world?
Ain't it good?
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And yet people will still treat you like a naive kid if you deviate from the norm too much.
It took me years before realizing I needed to change how I ask questions to college admissions. I did 15 years of compulsory education for nothing because I was held to a lower standard then I even tested for. Being railroaded into CC because of that was not something I was willing to do when I finally got legal agency.
Despite making it very clear that I would rather redo 4 years of high school then do 2 years of college, no one suggested I just redo the CC classes at a 4 year. I had to be in a particularly undiplomatic mood to insist that I was asking a policy question, not a life advice question when I inquired if it was possible to redo classes I already got credits for.
