I mean, isn't this one way you can connect with other people though? The fact that no one has a perfect life means that you can bond over your struggles and difficulties, and I'd honestly be honoured if someone trusted me enough to open up their sorrow and sadness to me.

I think that's the case with a lot of organisms in nature. Sea turtles, for example, can lay tens to hundreds of eggs at the time, but only one out of a thousand sea turtles manage to reach adulthood. It makes me feel lucky that humans have a much higher survival rate and that most people can reach adulthood.

MAGA 2024!!!!!!

Love the quote in principle, but unfrotunately it is falsely attributed to Socrates. The first part of the quote is a famous quote of Socrates (from Plato). Though everything after it manifested itself from the internet sometime around 2008.

I actually do take a nap most days I come back from my classes... it really messes up my sleep schedule at night and I end up waking up even more tired than before. I really wish to take a break but I just can't with so many deadlines looming.

I love this quote! It's kinda sad to say I still haven't read the Lord of the Rings series, but it's definitely on my to-do list.

*Essay exams have entered the chat*

Lowkey goated advice thx

Hey, if it makes you feel any better, your self-awareness is a sign that you are maturing! Everyone grows at a different pace, so it's definitely okay if it takes you longer to achieve some milestones than the people around you. I'm also in the same boat. Most of my friends already have a general direction of what they wanna do or what job they wanna pursue in the future, while I'm adrift in an ocean of possibilities, with no beacon to guide me to the shore of stability. But at the end of the day, I guess figuring out your destination is half the journey itself.

Ah, okay! I'm from Canada if you're wondering ^^
Honestly, people all around me say that touch typing is one of the most important skills you should learn in regards to computer usage, and so my mother made me learn touch typing when I was around 10. I'd say it's been pretty helpful, since I can transfer my thoughts quickly without losing my train of thought. But I honestly kinda agree the second part of what people say: touch typing is only useful if you have an office job where you spend at least 5 hours a day in front of a computer. That's not really what I wanna do to be honest, so I guess touch typing is not really the most useful skill for me professionally.

um.... this is certainly the most interesting quote I've come across so far

Both games are fun in their own way. I feel like Roblox is more versatile than Minecraft in terms of customization and what you can build/create, but I've been playing Minecraft for far longer (almost 10 years now o.o). Both games are great but Minecraft takes the cake for me because of its nostalgia.

a person who thinks all the time has nothing to think about except thoughts

Since there is a comment on assumption here, I will put one that's common at my uni. People think that touch typing is just a show-off with no actual benefit in professional work. Not sure how far that is true in gen corporate life..

My bad that I was unclear, place here just meant location. I am from India, and was curious about the backgrounds of all the various people here.

interesting, I'm the exact opposite. "people" is one of my favorite and most satisfying words to type.

Sometimes I look back on what I wrote and cringe immensely

Not sure the point of novels is to make you "feel good."

This quote must be in great shape with all that cardio.

What the hell is this