I'm just a jumble of words, trying to pass for a witty blog description.
going to sleep now
good luck everyone get that 800 or 2400 and work hard so you can get into a good college and then get a good job and then have a loving family and then die and none of your life will have mattered and the world will go on existing until the sun dies and the entire human race is wiped out and the universe will just go on to infinity with none of us alive to observe it so it might as well not even exist in the first place
sleep early ^___^
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One reason I really like winter is that it gets darker more quickly, and the darker it is, the guiltier I feel about not starting my homework
But 5:00 in December looks like 7:30 in June so
A dramatic reading of some girl on facebook
I lost it at “Hey~”
freaking lost it at “Pssss”
My face when I’ve gotten A’s on every single 20-point quiz and 100-point test this semester in precalc, but just one 4-point homework check drops it half a letter grade (more than 5%) because there’s only one other assignment in “participation”
So I’m almost borderline again
I’m not worried about getting at least an A- but missing just one homework assignment on one random day has got to be the stupidest reason for that kind of grade drop
I could’ve gotten 0’s on two quizzes or an F on a test and not taken that big of a hit
this is probably simultaneously the most accurate and funniest thing ever
I like to think pushovers are angrier at themselves, for not having the self-confidence or bravery to stand up for what they want and refuse others when they have to, than they are at the actual people who cause them to compromise their interests without much opposition.
Of course, if you excessively put your interests above those of others, you’re selfish, arrogant, and uncooperative. But I have more friends who are constantly subjecting themselves to the whims and will of others to the point that they become extremely passive-aggressive (or at least, it becomes more obvious) and bitter.
Just keep in mind that unless people are literally forcing you to do something, it might actually be more beneficial if you try to get them to solve their problems on their own. Have the courage to tell people (courteously) that you’re really busy with your own problems, or you’d prefer not to take sides, or it’s none of your business. Despite being in a pretty un-empathetic mood, I’m not trying to say that pity and sympathy are bad; and if you feel some kind of moral obligation, as a friend, to sacrifice your time or energy or goals to help other people with their constant dilemmas, go for it. But at the end of the day, it’s entirely your decision, so own up and don’t complain more than you should.
I guess I’m somewhere in between.
the year is 1434
henry the blacksmith has a bit too much mead with his buddies and passes out
two months later he receives a message from the fair maiden jane in the next town over that says “what do you mean you wish to squeeze mine buttocks”
“oh my god,” he says, “i drunk carrier pigeoned her”
