u/Eastern-Plastic8215

She knows NOTHING abt it and only watched it on yt shorts once. Unfortunately she deleted her history.

The only thing she knows is that the title consists of two, real words that rhyme with each other. Someone also dies in the hands of someone else but that's all she remembers.

Thank you in advance!!

Recently I did ATA/TAA, but I'm not sure if next summer I should try out for Glider or AA (I'm turning 16 next year). The suggested order is ATA-AA-Glider-Power, but I don't know if I'll have enough years to do all the last 3 (there's no guarantee I will be accepted on the first try). Should I try for both? Say I get accepted into both, which should I choose? How do I even apply for the Glider training course?

I'm looking to do volunteer work during the summer and maybe even the school year for both experience and helping the community. I'm 100% bilingual. Any recommendations?

I love Evillious so much but I wish I could hold a physical copy and understand what it says

I just finished a 2 weeks camp Bagotville and as much as I enjoyed it, the favoritism was bad. I'm not going to be specific with anything for privacy reasons but even the cadets who "won the awards" didn't actually do anything and were just chosen for representation. I talked to cadets from other section and MOST of those who were chosen were actually "not good cadets" (can't drill, disrespectful towards others, arrogant, selfish. Not all of them of course). In our section, there was a cadet who was literally being babied by the officer and a female sgt. The male sgts and our fsgt seemed to notice it and looked annoyed too.

And even if they maybe did something really special to deserve it, I can name others in our section who deserved it even more for their leadership, kindness, respectfulness, etc. At least choose someone who can drill correctly and didn't miss half the cadet year. Is it the same at other camps?

edit: for the representation part, they chose disabled, lgbtq+, religious, etc. cadets on purpose and it's obvious. No hate against any of these people, of course! But speaking with other cadets, they didn't seem deserving of the awards or even to be at the camp.

Bonjour! Je suis adolescente et je veux rechercher des activités ou des clubs pour l'été afin de ne pas le gaspiller comme à chaque année. Je n'aime pas trop les sports à part des sports de précision (ex. Tir à l'arc) mais ils sont trop chère. J'aimerais aussi m'impliquer dans du travail de bénévolat ou même du travail rémunéré. Tout les suggestions sont bienvenues!

Hello! I am a teenager and I wanna look for activities or clubs for the summer in order to make the most out of it unlike previous years. I don't really like sports other than precision sports (ex. Archery) but they're too expensive. I would also like to participe in volunteer work or even a paying job. All suggestions are welcome!

I'm (15f) am around 60kg (5'3/161 cm) and I'm really unhappy with my appearance. Most my weight is on my legs and I really wanna get slimmer. I have no ideas where to start and all the YouTube tutorials don't seem to do anything or they're not for me. I absolutely hate working out so it's difficult to find something good (probably because I'm weak as fuck). I don't know what to eat and I don't want my parents to find out about it as they're really judgmental (I love them but they call me fat constantly and my mom can't decide if I'm skinny as a stick or fat asf. Whenever I don't feel like eating, my dad 'teases' me and says I'm 'on a diet'). Overall, it's annoying :(

I'm looking for good workout videos that actually work, food recommendations, or anything useful that helped you :3

(I am NOT looking to be underweight or unhealthy. I just want to feel good in my own skin and happy with myself while also adapting a healthy lifestyle.)

Thank you! Any advice is welcome.

I use MB, but I'm looking for a better one. I heard a lot of mixed opinions on kiwi and I heard the saphir is good but it's too expensive. Any other recommendations?

Forget ALL the advanced things. Just the note placements on the grand staff (I think that's what it's called in English).

I want to learn the piano during my summer break, nothing extreme. Theory first. I know the basics but sight reading is a pain, so I decided to start by memorizing that. How much time did it take you to "master" reading notes (with little to no difficulties or just a few mistakes) and how much did you practice + what did you use?

For most my life, I've always gotten gender envy from boys, fictional or real and it's genuinely bad. I get nauseous and feel like throwing up but I don't know the reason behind it. I like being a girl but if I could change one thing about my life is that I wish I was born a boy?? But I don't imagine myself transitioning despite wishing people saw me as a boy. I'm in denial because I keep telling myself it's just a phase but I KNOW I'm in denial. I hate the way my body looks so feminine but not to the point of harming myself so it's kinda my proof that I don't actually wanna change. I'm really confused. Maybe it's just teenager feelings and it'll pass.

Also (trigger warning), I used to be heavily transphobic and unfortunately sometimes I tell myself it's wrong which makes me feel guilty for having those thoughts :(

I feel stressed all the time and I dream about doing things "boys do" (im not specifying but if ykyk) and wake up wishing it was all real.

I'm so sorry if this comes off as ignorant, it's not my intention to be rude. Ill take the post down if it comes off as disrespectful. Happy pride month! <33 yall are my idols ily

Underrated as in less than 20k subs but their videos actually deserve like 100k views (even if they rarely post). I need actual good editing and an actual storyline. Not those gachatubers who make fun of 2018-2020 Gacha Aftons and get popular off of it.