When you see another Chevy spark on the road do you ever acknowledge it?

I always do. Lots of times, I like to say to myself in my head “there goes spark!” I also like to tell myself how pretty and small the car is and how many colors it comes in. Yesterday across the road, there was a Nitro Yellow one. I told myself how cute it was. I really love it when I see that mystic blue one on the road! I always find it funny that when I see another spark on the road and see how small it is compared to the cars around it.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 7 days ago

Do people ever get confused with the door handle on the rear doors?

Yes with me. Most people get confused and can’t find the door handle on the back doors! A lot of times when people see my car they always think it’s a two door. When I have passengers and they will be getting in the back they always get confused on where the door handle is. I got comments like “where’s the door handle at? How do you get in back here? Do you have to open the back door from the driver side?” Sometimes they figure it out on their own or I point to them the handle is at. Normally, I want them to find it on their own before I mention where it’s at. One time when I had a passenger he sat in the front seat. I wanted him to take some bags to the car and put them in the back seat. I watched from the window. He looked at the door, didn’t know how to open it, went around to the other side, couldn’t find it either. But then he finally found it. And then he told me he was confused by the door handle!

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 15 days ago

Did the titanic movie hit you hard when you watched it the first time?

It definitely did for me. I remember when the movie was over and the end credits came on I felt struck with unexplainable emotions and feelings. I kept wanting to come back and watch the movie. I occasionally had dreams about the movie. For some reason as well during the end credits I really love of how they’re black and white. I know it’s standard, but for some reason it’s more emotional to me and stands out compared to other end credits with it. The parts in the movie that hit me the hardest was the love story and how old rose was sharing, the dream scene, the rain scene and how rose took jacks last name, the ending when it showed Roses pictures, I loved the transition from the shipwreck to it being restored, and my heart will go on at the end credits.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 15 days ago

Have you ever had anybody drive your spark?

I’ve had my brother and dad drive it and they love it. Mines is the LS model 2021 and They always comment when they drive it. When my dad drives the car, he says always tells me this car drives smoothly, the air condition is good, and how short the turn radius is. He says everytime he drives my car he wants to buy a new vehicle. He drives a 2012 Ford Escape. When my brother drives it, he said the same thing the car rides smoothly. He has commented saying that the seat is really comfortable on his back, liked how it had a backup camera, and the infotainment screen and how many features were on it. All he had to do was plug in his iPhone and it brought everything up. Maps, music, phone numbers, all of it.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 20 days ago

Love my Spark!

Lots of times when I park my car and then go somewhere, I always like to look back it. I take pictures and videos of it a lot. I just think it’s so pretty and cute. I love the red and the small size of the car. I bought it 2 years ago and I still love it as if I got it yesterday!

u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 23 days ago

I’m so glad I finally don’t look super young!

I’m 21. I never looked my age as a teenager and at 17 and 18 were the worst. I often got people think I was 11 or 12 years old at those ages. It would always cause inconvenience. Going through a fast food drive-thru especially by myself, driving, comments when I got my first job. I would always be scared to do things because of it. Just Imagine being on the road and seeing what appears to be an 11 year old boy driving a car by themselves. I always wanted it to go away and be treated my age. It has finally came. At 21, I still don’t look my age fully but it hasn’t been as bad as it used to be. I don’t have inconveniences anymore, not really anymore weird looks from people on the road, I get treated more my age now. When people guess my age now, it’s always 17 or 18. People aren’t as shocked when they hear my actual age. Unlike when I was 18 looking 11 and 12, people reacted much more. Plus, 17 and 18 really isn’t far from 21 just a 3 and 4 year difference. Plus, 18 is the age you can do most things. And, it’s not unusual to see a person of those ages driving a vehicle or going somewhere by themselves. I’ve grown slight bits of facial hair and even if I do shave it I still don’t get very many comments or looks going places.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 23 days ago

How do strangers react when you’re in an age restricted venue?

Let’s say you’re at a casino, a bar, drinking alcohol, at sex shop, whatever the place is that’s age restricted to 18+ or 21+. At those kinds of places do strangers ever react? What type of reactions do you get? Do employees ever say something or react? How does it go?

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 28 days ago

Have you ever been scared to do something because you don’t look your age?

Especially when it comes to an age restricted thing. Let’s say you wanted to go to a bar that’s 21+, but you look like you’re 12. Do you ever get worried what the employees will do or say? How people will react?

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 1 month ago
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What lead you guys to start looking at apostate material and come to this subreddit?

With me, I started waking up when I was 14. I would look up on YouTube videos made by the watchtower like Caleb and Sophia, the movies, and other videos. When I’d read the comment section, lots of people would always comment “cult, they’ve been saying the end will come for 10 decades, unfortunate video” this and that. At first, I refused to believe the negative comments. But then, because of the comments it slowly made me research the religion more and more. I remember I was on google and reading articles for why JWs are a false religion and why. Eventually, the exjw subreddit popped up and I started scrolling through it and reading stories. It took a long time for me to finally realize this isn’t the true religion.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 1 month ago
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Do you guys remember when walk by faith not by sight movie came out?

I remember when it came out, I was really young probably 11. I remember when I first watched it, it scared me. It kept making me think I was going to get destroyed at Armageddon, and when the great tribulation comes it will look exactly like that. I was imagining scenarios on food shortages, how exactly would the great tribulation look like if it happened next week, what if I don’t survive? I was literally scared that my family would leave me behind during the great tribulation while I’m left behind at home to die at Armageddon. How did you feel about the movie?

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 1 month ago

Have you ever got looks from other drivers when you’re on the road?

I started driving at 16, and got my license at 17. I was short, and at those two ages I often got people thinking a lot of times that I was 11 or 12. When I would be on the road, I did get looks frequently from other drivers. Sometimes I would be scared to drive by myself because of it, especially if I was to go through a fast food drive through. When I would get out the car in the parking lot, sometimes I’d see a stranger looking extra hard.

would honestly be kind of a

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 2 months ago
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Do you guys ever used to get in trouble constantly for not paying attention at the meetings when you were young?

I always got in trouble for not paying attention at the meetings. My parents were so active, it was extremely rare we ever missed the meeting or field service. The meetings were pretty boring, and of course, your attention span at a young age isn’t that great. Me and my brother often got in trouble a lot. However, my brother payed more attention and always got in far less trouble than me. I was the one who got in trouble and acted up the most. During the meetings my mom would always go “pay attention! Open up your bible! Stop drawing in your note pad!” Normally when I wasn’t paying attention, I get a spanking.

I’d get taken to the back, or sometimes I’d get it in the seat. she would pinch me at the seat Or slap my leg. When she would pinch It would always hurt. She wore these fake long acrylic nails. Mom always had to sit in between us because I would always whisper to him or start laughing. After the meeting, this would be annoying too. Since my brother payed more attention at the meeting, he knew more. The drive back home he’d tell mom and dad “can we tell you what we learned?” I HATED that because each time I would never know.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 2 months ago

Do you ever get compliments on your Chevy spark?

I often do with my 2021 Chevy spark that’s red hot color. I often get comments from people saying that they like the color. When I was in the parking lot someone was talking to me while I was in the car. After the conversation She looked at the body of the car and said “I like this little car!” One the road when I’m with my mom, we often like to point out other sparks and say what colors we have seen. On the road last week she said “there goes a dark blue one! It’s pretty too!” It was the Caribbean blue one.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 2 months ago

When your in age restricted areas, do you ever get looks from strangers?

The venue is 18+ or 21+ to enter and be in there. But because you have a baby face and don’t look older than those age limits, you probably look like an early teenager or like you’re 12, or whatever age people think you are. Do other strangers ever react? Look at you weird? How exactly does it play out when being in an age restricted place while having a baby face?

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 2 months ago

What interested you guys in buying a Chevy spark?

Mines it’s the 2021 LS model, and the color is Red Hot. This is my first vehicle I’ve ever owned, and I went with family to pick out a vehicle. We were searching constantly for a vehicle that fit me and test drove a lot. One time when I was looking, I saw the Chevy spark. To me it had a cute appearance and I liked the color and it was in my price range. I was like “I want to test drive that!” Took it for a test drive, and I loved the way the car road, it was smooth. And then I liked the entertainment screen, the Onstar, and the other features it came with. I instantly knew I wanted this car. I didn’t want to look anymore, or do anything else, I just wanted to get this car and go. After we bought it and took it home, a lot of people said they like the car’s appearance too. A lot of people tell me that this car does fit me too. I’ve had this car for 2 years and never had any major mechanical problems with it. I still love this car like I bought it yesterday.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 2 months ago
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After leaving, do you still believe there is a god?

Are you atheist, or still believe there is a god out there? For me, I’ve been doing a lot of research to see peoples viewpoint and theories about a god. Of everything I read, I decided to google what Albert Einstein believes about a god or if he was an atheist. His claim of god stands out to me. According to what I've read, this is what he believes. He did not believe in a personal god that intervenes with humans lives, rewards/punishes humans if they committed a sin, or answers prayers. While he didn’t believe in a personal god, he does not label himself an atheist. He believed in a Spinozas god. What a Spinozas god was he believed in, He believed God is the harmony and orderly structure of the universe. To Einstein, God was manifested in the physical laws of nature, not as a conscious entity or being. And this explains why your prayers were never answered when you were in, you didn’t gain more faith when asking for it, and why we’re not in the paradise already.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 2 months ago
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How would you guys feel to live life like this?

Where I live there is a 33 year old guy thats the owner of a small business and he's worked there for 7 years. However, he looks around 12-14 years old and is 5'2. kind of like an adult trapped in a kids body. You wouldn't think he would be the owner of the store. However, when you hear him talk his voice throws things completely off. He has a deep adult sounding voice. It throws you off and you're like "is it a kid or an adult?" According to him, this is why. He said that when he was 16 he got into a bad car accident and he had several brain injuries and it damaged his pituitary gland. He never reached his full height, or fully developed.

But the reason he was able to have the deep sounding voice is because his voice was one of the first things that developed during puberty. He said he's able to grow a slight bit of facial hair but its very patchy and most of the time he chooses to just shave it.

He said he of course gets mistaken for being younger all the time. He said the youngest answer he's ever gotten from someone was 11 years old.

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u/Cautious-Aardvark489 — 2 months ago