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Congrats on persevering through the anxiety to pay your parking ticket in person, Swift. ☺️

Thank you so much!!

78: i feel it's kind of messed up that you lost a friend just because you didn't mail a thing. if they were your friend then why didn't they just..... ask? i guess i don't have the full context here though😭

Posting regularly leads to a lot of.... I don't want to say bad, but maybe posts that aren't quite top level, but I still think it's important. Certainly I finish a lot like "christ, that was terrible, such a whiny day," while that's not a reaction I'd have to anyone else's writing. If writing is a habit, though, I think it becomes a more natural outlet for whatever the writer might need.

I agree completely! I also tend to feel specifically whiny sometimes, and I also wouldn't/don't judge others as hard as I judge myself.

the reddit thing.. i am also guilty of it.. help...

a wild pokemon appears

i love the ds design so much, looks so good gr8 job

thank you!! I cannot take credit, it's a template by kwaamfan.neocities.org!! I've really enjoyed the format

Data entry is a pretty chill job to have, I used to have one where I could work from home often it was pretty good.

when i first got my drivers license, i decided to test how many fingers i could leave on the steering wheel and still have drivers wave back. it was fun to see grown-up men in huge pickups do a 2-finger salute when i would just raise my pinky (ofc i was 16 back then and 16yo's are always doing weird stuff like that)

@badgraph1csghost that's really cute, lol!!!

YAY!!

ngl i'm still grieving a YOUTUBER getting rid of their channel. multiple years ago at this point. MULTIPLE YEARS AGO A YOUTUBER DELETED THEIR CHANNEL AND LITERALLY HAS A NEW ONE NOW AND I@M STILL GRIEVING IT. this is socially weird and in fact considered "immoral!"

"being imperfect won't kill you", that's one i've been trying to internalise for actual decades. I'm getting there I think, i'm more tolerant of my own imperfections now than i was when i was 16 i guess, so that's something.

haven't watched lain yet but this site (https://www.cjas.org/~leng/lain.htm) supposedly explains most of what happens pretty in-depth

re: 65. data entry was the best job i've ever had. i could power through a stack of paperwork, listen to my playlists, go to the printer every so often, it was exactly what my brain needed! :3