Why are Americans called “wealthy and educated” if statistics show that most Americans don’t have a bachelor’s degree?

This makes no sense to me.

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u/phoebaeee1 — 2 days ago
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Why do people leave/ghost you once you get too close?

Once i met a guy, we clicked instantly and he ghosted me once we started to know that we clicked. I was really upset.

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u/phoebaeee1 — 3 days ago

Can I meet Nate and Sam after their concert at a theatre?

Would I have to stand by the stage doors or is it considered stalking? I really wanna meet them but don’t wanna cross a line

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u/phoebaeee1 — 10 days ago
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The preppy white family you might’ve known growing up starter pack

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u/[deleted] — 14 days ago
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How is the world population so high if it takes a while to conceive, a woman carries a baby for 9 months, some people are single, some couples choose not to have children, some people are infertile, and people die every day?

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u/phoebaeee1 — 25 days ago
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Does anyone know of any publishers I can upgrade from KDP?

I would like to publish a book from a real publisher rather than self-publishing. Self publishing isn't lucrative and doesn't do the job.

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u/phoebaeee1 — 1 month ago

What does sexual assault look like?

Hi all. I know this is a sensitive question, and I’m asking from a place of genuine curiosity and wanting to understand better.
I’ve realized that media and discussions about sexual assault can look very different from one another, and I’m confused about what people generally mean when they talk about rape or in real life situations. Is it usually physically violent or threatening, or can it also involve pressure, manipulation, fear, or someone freezing up rather than fighting back? Like, does the rapist usually threaten the victim after they say no? Do they force them to take their clothes off and continue anyway? Does the victim cry or scream while it’s happening, or do some people freeze up instead?

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u/phoebaeee1 — 1 month ago

To those who have reached out to random people on Instagram to make friends, did it actually work?

Hi all. Back in high school/college, I didn’t have many friends, so I started following a number of mutuals from nearby towns, and a surprising number followed me back. First impressions really do matter—I tended to follow people whose pages felt more curated, especially girls I thought had “aesthetic” profiles, not out of malice.

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u/phoebaeee1 — 1 month ago

Have you ever started to like a name you never liked before once you meet a nice person with it?

My high school teacher, Mary (less than a decade ago), was one of my favorite teachers. She was incredibly sweet and beautiful. My ex-boyfriend’s mom was also named Mary, and she was just as sweet and beautiful. Before meeting them, I used to think the name Mary was boring and plain, but I guess meeting someone with a certain name really changes your perception.

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u/phoebaeee1 — 1 month ago

Has anyone actually ever made friends at a Kpop concert?

Hi all. I went to TXT on 10/2/25 in Newark, hoping to make new friends. All I did was briefly chat with other people in line but never ended up exchanging contact information. How can I make real friends the next time TXT goes on tour? This also applies to kpop stores and anything relating to kpop.

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u/phoebaeee1 — 2 months ago