You're uncool if you-
1. Caps spam a lynch on random dudes
2. Grudgekill/lynch and fearkill/lynch
3. Use the words FOS and scummy
4. Report people who hurt your ego by calling you bad
5. Report people who threaten to report others as a part of your OGI-crusade
6. Do uncool stuff. (see above)
7. Are knowingly a tryhard
8. Mass-neg comments
9. Can't recognize ironic humour
10. Sheetpost.
More to be added.
Cool dudes - justrec, badseed, rutab, supernova
Are you cool or uncool?
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uncool
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cool
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That's a really poor attitude to have while going through school, imo.
It's literally that easy. Half the reason I didn't take school seriously was because I was working with graduates despite not having a degree.
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Honestly in my short 1.5-2 month break from this website and many other things, I've progressed a lot in my life and in maturity. So many things happened so quickly and I know there is much more to come. Many things have become less important to me including relevance and popularity, and I see why everyone ever disliked me that much. I still have a lot of growing to do but this time I am hoping to make more friends than enemies. I've even messaged a handful of people whom I especially treated unfairly on here and asked for a do-over. Whether they want to or not is something I won't worry about too much because, again, I have treated them unfairly. The only thing that I can really do at this point is move forward. Cheers to you all.
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Ah. I see. As I said, it is and always will be my top goal in life, but that doesn't mean it's currently my number one priority nor is it something I will focus on at such a young age. I understand that there are foundations that need to be built on many different levels. I understand where you're coming from and appreciate your input.
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Well dude, you're 18. You can't be a good parent until you have your own life in check, well at least in most cases. For the meantime, you're probably better off abolishing the idea of parenthood to work on the other aspects of your life. Moreover, if you get caught up in wanting to be a good parent/father, you'll get pretty quickly attached with people in romantic relationships and that's not healthy.
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lol
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Explain what you're thinking
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If you get into human trafficking you get to meet a lot of children while also doing the Lord's work, you passionate amazing person
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personally, i think it's perfectly possible to be a great parent but not always be there. but then again, ugh, kids.
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You should be careful of your mindset regarding parenting.
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Whatever you say beardy
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There's a difference between a passionate person and a deluded, soppy twat.
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I am a passionate person
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Jesus Christ.
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im gay am i cool
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Kids are stupid and annoying why would you dream about being a dad
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I'm sure it's what he would want.
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It all depends on how much of a natural writer you are. With the qualification in English, you'll gain access to jobs in proofreading, teaching and etc, but to become a published writer you'll really need to step it up quite a notch. You might get lucky and end up with some editorial or journalistic work too. Quite a lot of writing jobs tend to stress a requirement of 2-3 years experience in creative writing. I wanted to get involved myself, but ultimately I knew I'd fall short. Good luck man.
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if all else fails, i'll become an english teacher like derfel.
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The only thing that worries me is that I really want to do some jobs I could do a lot of traveling in. As much as I want my dream job, my number one dream in life is to be a great husband and father. I would rather work a job that isn't my dream job and have the best family in the world. I hope I find something I love in my field that doesn't do a lot of traveling.
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when i first went back to school, i didn't really know what i wanted to do so i picked cjs just because crime fascinates me. but then i figured out that i'm really great at writing and enjoy doing it, so i switched to english. i figure even if i don't make it as a writer, maybe i can get a nice office job somewhere.
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You can do it Satan; I believe in you
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I'm not sure how things are in America, but you can get on graduate schemes in Britain. It's especially a lot easier when you have a BSc and not a BA.
the jobs i am looking for require masters degrees which i can't get yet bc I'm in debt with student loans from undergrad, so i have to wait a lil while maybe then go back and then maybe i'll get my masters
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I don't think you're qualified to comment on graduate conversation, Mike.
