Dang it, I really wish I weren't with my parents all the time. I don't drive, go to school/have a job, go to some religious place, or anything like that.
Chronological age is overrated. It is not shameful to be small or short, so it is no shame to be young for your age. Everyone grows at a different pace, and assigning growth to chronological age is something taken far too seriously. Attempting to be older than you are is like trying to stretch yourself to be taller.
Well, there's very little social interaction at libraries (talking is pretty much a no-no except when it's needed). The people who put the turned-in books back on the shelves in the right order and who make sure the books are in the right order on the shelves don't have to do much with people.
If someone tries to talk to you, you can just say "sh. This is a library." and walk off to another shelf (or another part of the library) and that's okay because it's a library.
You know, looking back, the first two Diary of a Wimpy Kid books were actually pretty good. Obviously I'm talking about in kid book terms here, but they were actually really funny and surprisingly honest. Then the rest of them were eh
ehhhhhhhh
My little brother gets me the new one every Christmas, that's really the only reason I've bothered keeping up with it. I mean, I probably wouldn't even read the first two nowadays, and they were actually good.
^ ^ Still...looking at most people my age makes me feel terrible because many of them have their lives together and I don't. Here I am just posting, tired and not doing the things I dream of.
I'll consider the library job...that's all I can say about it.
But, well, you can't really let this fear of other people stop you from doing the things you dream of doing. That's like letting hunger keep you from eating, or thirst keep you from drinking.
You know, looking back, the first two Diary of a Wimpy Kid books were actually pretty good. Obviously I'm talking about in kid book terms here, but they were actually really funny and surprisingly honest. Then the rest of them were eh
ehhhhhhhh
My little brother gets me the new one every Christmas, that's really the only reason I've bothered keeping up with it. I mean, I probably wouldn't even read the first two nowadays, and they were actually good.
Have you ever read the Big Nate books that are a total rip-off of Diary of a Wimpy Kid? They're funnier, but less honest.
You know, looking back, the first two Diary of a Wimpy Kid books were actually pretty good. Obviously I'm talking about in kid book terms here, but they were actually really funny and surprisingly honest. Then the rest of them were eh
ehhhhhhhh
My little brother gets me the new one every Christmas, that's really the only reason I've bothered keeping up with it. I mean, I probably wouldn't even read the first two nowadays, and they were actually good.
Have you ever read the Big Nate books that are a total rip-off of Diary of a Wimpy Kid? They're funnier, but less honest.
I'm almost positive that the Big Nate series is older than Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and I'm not just saying that because I share a name with the former.
You know, looking back, the first two Diary of a Wimpy Kid books were actually pretty good. Obviously I'm talking about in kid book terms here, but they were actually really funny and surprisingly honest. Then the rest of them were eh
ehhhhhhhh
My little brother gets me the new one every Christmas, that's really the only reason I've bothered keeping up with it. I mean, I probably wouldn't even read the first two nowadays, and they were actually good.
Have you ever read the Big Nate books that are a total rip-off of Diary of a Wimpy Kid? They're funnier, but less honest.
I'm almost positive that the Big Nate series is older than Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and I'm not just saying that because I share a name with the former.
No, I mean the Big Nate On A Roll book, which is done in a very Diary of a Wimpy Kid format.
Making money online sounds awesome but it's kind of shady.
In many cases, it is, but there are some valid options out there.
And at the very least, you could find some volunteer work that fits the same working conditions.
I don't exactly have experience on how to find these positions (I'm in the middle of learning about resumes right now; haven't gotten to the application part), but I do know that they're out there.
Sometimes I try to head off disappointment, Like, when I learn something has the opportunity to be disappointing, I'll prep myself up to retroactively kill any excitement I may have had for it.
This has the doubly fortunate and unfortunate side-effect of actually killing my genuine enthusiasm for things, leaving me with nothing to do but bury a body of enthusiasm in a dark alleyway dumpster.
I tried learning from my disappointments that way, but all they had to teach was "Never put any stock in another human being, their words are cheap and their promises are empty vessels they use to lure you into a false sense of security"
3 episodes into to Kill la Kill and the accusations are looking more and more silly.
I'm honestly having trouble enjoying it because of the accusations though. And yes, I know it's dumb, but I didn't choose to have trouble enjoying it so telling me not to probably won't help much.
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Well, I'll be your friend, then. Would that be okay?
(Or any job like that? A quiet, non-stressful, not-fast paced job?)
There's no reason to be ashamed of your age. Well, there's very little social interaction at libraries (talking is pretty much a no-no except when it's needed). The people who put the turned-in books back on the shelves in the right order and who make sure the books are in the right order on the shelves don't have to do much with people.
If someone tries to talk to you, you can just say "sh. This is a library." and walk off to another shelf (or another part of the library) and that's okay because it's a library.
Having a job is good, and having money is lovely.
But, well, you can't really let this fear of other people stop you from doing the things you dream of doing. That's like letting hunger keep you from eating, or thirst keep you from drinking.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
This has the doubly fortunate and unfortunate side-effect of actually killing my genuine enthusiasm for things, leaving me with nothing to do but bury a body of enthusiasm in a dark alleyway dumpster.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
(also, remember that Johnny Test and Avatar The Last Airbender premiered in the same year)
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
I'm honestly having trouble enjoying it because of the accusations though. And yes, I know it's dumb, but I didn't choose to have trouble enjoying it so telling me not to probably won't help much.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead