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Story: Sterling’s Cure

So I’m loving this story so far, the animations are unreal and the characters are so compelling! I’m just curious about an aspect of the story that might be getting lost in translation due to it being animated.

As we see in the story the Strangers are absolutely terrifying, and some of the ways they can be detected by their suspicious stories/lies, unemotional way of speaking, etc., but is it implied in the story that the humancharacters cannot see how creepy they are long limbs, unsettling smiles)? Just a part I’m confused about.

Hey everyone, I’ve spent the last half hour going down a rabbit hole in this subreddit, mostly reading about how everyone hates adulting lol.

I’m 21 (F), going into my 4th year of university, with a 2-year education program after that. I am so incredibly lucky to be almost debt-free, and I will be buying my first car next year.

Despite all this, I still feel like the stupidest person in the room. Sometimes it literally feels like I was born yesterday. Case in point: I found this subreddit because I had to Google “How to return a package.”

As of now I definitely do not want kids, and I’m fine being single. There is more to life for me than those kind of relationships, but I’m always open to change. I love hiking and hope to walk the Camino de Santiago next summer.

All this to say, I’m curious what advice you would give me. What are you glad you did when you were young? What do you regret?

Hello everyone! I’m planning to apply to teacher’s college next year, and I’m curious about how manageable the pay is, especially for people who are child-free.

I don’t plan on having kids myself, but I often hear about teachers struggling financially. I understand that there are a lot of factors involved, but having to provide for others is definitely one of them. Do you find yourself still needing summer jobs or other sources of income?

I’d love to hear from anyone who can relate!

Edit: sorry for any confusion, my main worries lie with the lack of permanent positions and cuts! Thank you for your mostly kind comments