u/Satans-Left-Nutt

I don't think Miley was wrong for using Hannah to help raise the money for Lilly to go on the class trip to Washington DC. I would have done the same and told Lilly to put her pride aside this one time and don't even have to pay me back.

But I've read comments on tiktok that think otherwise and say that Miley was completely in the wrong and selfish for that.

I mean I get Lilly wanted to do it on her own but let's me be real, she wasn't making any money besides that one dollar!

So, let's talk about it! I want to hear your thoughts.

Edited to say *20+! I did not think I'd get so many replies of people in their early 20's who still play! Good to know the game is still alive & kicking! ☺️

For starters, W101 means a lot to me, it's always been my go-too comfort. I have been playing since 2008 since I was 14 and I don't plan on stopping any time soon. My wizard is like my baby and I still have more leveling up and worlds to still get through lol.

Now that I'm 32 I obviously haven't had the time but I would like to be active again with people who are within my age range.

With that being said, I have been stuck in Khrysalis for literally YEARS and I want to move on to bad 😭 but nobody is ever online and my stats aren't that great, at all! (I need to make a separate post here eventually so I can get some guidance on stronger gear!) I have been supporting myself with Henchmen all throughout it and If I can recall, I was overly tired of spending crowns!

So, are still any active adult players? If so, Hiya!

Or on the spectrum, however you want to describe it.

I only ask because one day, I was having a conversation with my mom about a relative of our own who is and sometime later in a completely different conversation we started talking about The Middle and then that made me wonder, could Brick have been autistic and they just brushed it off as him being quirky or weird?

That has been on my mind for a very long time lol.

Is the Phlebotomy job market really that bad??? Cause I'm already panicked just thinking about it. 😭 I just called up to this one nursing school an hour ago (in Chicago) and the person on the other end basically told me to go be a nurse because finding a job in phleb is hard unless you have connections that can get you in!

I feel like he was just trying to give me the heads up of what it's really like but, the whole conversation stressed me out and kind of set me back since I've pretty much had my whole future life planned out around it, My overall end game is to be a mobile phlebotomist and eventually my own mobile contract service in the later future, specifically for new grads so they can get their feet wet. I'm still ironing out the details with it.

I also wanted to use that newfound certificate as leverage for my financial aid appeal with my community college. (Wanted to go back for something else in the med field so I can least have more than 1 certificate under my belt anyway.)

Then I thought about it like this, Right now I work in food service. Even finding a job in that area is hard..real hard. You can't get in someplace unless you know someone. But not completely 100% impossible.

I'm willing to volunteer and accept as many lowball offers as I come across if that means I can get my foot in the door.