LapGoat

u/LapGoat@pawb.social
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on Math is hard · c/microblogmemes · 1 pts · 19d

if you were to pick randomly, the correct answer would change something you didnt pick.

meaning the chances of a random selection picking the correct answer is zero.

since your answer is not a random selection, you can input the answer as C.

"A series of details you don't need to notice, starting from volume 12 of Heavenly Delusion. In the scene where Kiruko confronts Saion, she doesn't trust him, so she's not sitting on a cushion. To prevent her feet from getting caught when she jumps back, to use as a shield in a pinch, or to throw it at. She has the cushion in her left hand, checks her gun, and her belt is high so she can grab her belongings quickly. That's the kind of guy she is (?)."

translated to english by my phone so uhh idk.

on The house always wins · c/lemmyshitpost · 5 pts · 105d

yeah but if nobody gets a monopoly and there's like max players just circling the board, there isnt anything to pull money out of the player wallets and back into the bank once properties have sold.

ive looked on the sub in the past, gave it another go today.

i think ppv is the ideal bottom surgery for me but like...the results images ive seen dont look like vaginas. maybe i just have unrealistic expectations but agreeing that a proper set of labia would be neat. something more cosmetically appealing than another hole.

i feel homeschooling marked me for life as an unsociable person.

every homeschooled person i know has expressed similar dismay.

i wish my parents public schooled me and put the efforts they put into homeschooling into giving me a decent home life, rather than being exhausted all the time.

i was decent at math and that was my saving grace. my siblings are dumb as rocks. we were considered smart at our homeschool co-op. one person i knew couldn't go to community college because they couldn't pass remedial classes.

a lot of my classes were useless nonsense - i wasted a lot of time on religious history and Latin.

a stable homelife with a solid education on avoidable pitfalls, life planning, assistance finding out what passions to chase and how to get there, and putting money towards college rather than homeschooling would far outweigh any benefits, if any, that homeschooling offers.

if "peer pressure to do drugs" is such a concern for a middle schooler, i can guarantee you that its going to be worse for a homeschooled kid becoming an adult and escaping helicopter parenting.