u/Fine-Landscape1118

Idk it's just the way it's pronounced or what lol

"Experiencing loss is a part of life: some people lose their first love, some lose the harmony in their relationship. Some people lose hope, others lose patience, while others lose their soul. Some lose their certainties, and some have nothing to lose.

Experiencing loss is a part of life, but good things come, too. Expect the unexpected, and embrace it. Each first-time is an adventure, and who knows how far these adventures will lead you. You find people to whom you entrust your heart, as much as they entrust theirs to you. That trust is sometimes broken, but it can always be restored. Yes, sometimes the road can be winding - you might even get lost along the way. But with the help from the right people, you'll always find your destination.

As we grow old, we realize life doesn't always give us all the gifts we hoped it would. I would have loved to tell you all this in person, Marinette, but if you're reading this, it means I've already lost my memory. But you mustn't be scared, and you mustn't be sad. As I was telling you at the beginning of this letter, experiencing loss is a part of life, but it doesn't define it. Because what really matters isn't whether you win or lose. It's the ability to accept changes in ourselves. It's accepting that even if life doesn't always give us the gifts we were hoping for, the real gift is life itself."

As a younger guy, I wonder how it is to be with someone older? Not a generational gap but significant one? Like 10+ years or something?

I get an ick when people introduce themselves as “rational” or “critical thinkers.” If you genuinely are one, your reasoning and thought process will make that obvious. If u think critically, then it should emerge naturally. u don't need to advertise it.

It's like adding "humble" in your social media bio

My friend told me how she finds her crush an interesting person. U may say that she's saying cuz he was her crush but again, I see a lot of people saying similar stuff about other people.

I never understood what it actually means. If I dissect a person like a character from novels and movies, how can I say they're interesting? Maybe if they have an unconventional or lesser-known job, or know some esoteric stuff or have an uncharted niche and hobbies?

Maybe they had a unique experience, that makes them interesting? What do you think?

Okay, so this is somewhat unrelated to the Kendra cyberbullying case.

I felt that the parents of Owen and Lauren were giving too much importance to their relationship. It's fine to be concerned, but again, it's just a teenage relationship.

Secondly, the parents were pretty laidback. I feel blaming the school won't help. Why would school be responsible for something that is happening outside its scope? I mean your child is getting bullied, if it happened in the school, then blaming the school would've made sense.

I feel they reacted pretty slowly.

Arcs like khote classes and Bapuji getting lost in Paris aren't aired much. Wanna know if there are more such arcs that aren't aired or less known?

I just took an English grammar test and my scores were around 3/8 to 5/8. The sentences weren't complicated but this just made me wonder how many mistakes I've been making while speaking.

Ps- English isn't my first language