u/Old_Reflection_5499

What the title says lol, I'm just trying to see if there's any way to know where it is since I can't go look for it myself until tomorrow or at the worst 3 days from now (I'm too broke to be losing that, I can't afford a new phone and I have exams) 🥲

So I'm trying the beginner challange in anilist and the first challange is to watch something that includes both your most and least liked genres. The thing is I kind of REALLY don't like ecchi lol so something that kind of technically has the tag but isnt too bad or something that has a vaguely interesting story (for example, one anime I vaguely liked with the ecchi tag was no game no life) would be appreciated :3

I remember this incredibly low poly movie/film (I remember it being movie length but its story is probably too short to make into a movie) that I watched on DVD back when I was a child, I've been trying and failing to find it since lol. It starts with this poor black girl wanting to be rich on the sunny side of the world and then swaps to this rich girl on the night side of the world wishing her life was less fancy (it's both of these girls' birthdays too I think) then pretty sure they talk to this owl guy to swap lives and after they do they're happy for a bit but then they both want to swap back. Then they talk to the owl guy in the middle of night and day and apparently this whole thing was a trap to make them be his wives (the only reason I remember this thing is because of the 'wanna be my wifey' song) and when he makes them be his wives they poison his food to escape lol

My final exams are soon and I've been studying math basically all month (I was failing before and I need to pass math for work) but I still feel stupid. This is ESPECIALLY when I ask someone online for help (because I have nobody irl that I could ask). Sometimes I don't even understand the explanation and it takes me a full twenty minutes to get an easy question that I should know how to answer by now but I don't. Plus I KNOW I could pass any other subject I need, just not math (I've been doing well in every other subject). Like I get that its probably good that I'm learning rather than just not bothering because the job market is screwed so whats the point in trying anyway and that feeling dumb while learning something is probably normal but its the fact that I'm dumber at this thing than most other normal people are that upsets me (thankfully not dumber than my class though lol, our math teacher is terrible so we've been failing ever since we got him 4 years ago, the highest mark in math was 35 and that's from the smartest person in class)

Tldr: I'm dumb at math specifically and it upsets me

What I'm talking about specifically is when you get a question thats a random diagonal line that goes all across the example graph paper and the question says to work out the gradient of the line. I already know the basic steps involved but what I'm confused about where on the line you're supposed to start and stop counting the squares to get the answer, sometimes the gradient could be 1/3 and I'd get 6/6 or 3/5 because I didn't do it properly