u/purplecandylollipop2

Give me some tips, so I can become better than my bf at pickleball, his ego is KILLING me. I want to know your tips and tricks to beat someone even if they are better then you skill level.

I honestly love this anime so much, but I can help but be a little disappointed by the fact that they killed off L and basically did a whole new cast. I mean I wish they would've at least showed them before they randomly appeared. I get it was a good surprise but I think if they were to show L talking about Near before it would've been better.

I wanted L to win not going to lie, but once they killed him off I found myself wanting Light to win because I just don't find it satisfying that he got beat by Near!!!!

I also HATE the way he fumbled Misa Misa. I wish he would've at least acted loving towards her the slightest bit. towards the end I was basically begging her to leave him because of how bad he treated her, in all I do get that it plays towards the message that even intentions of the good use of the notebook is evil.

Ughghhghhhhh

Im recently finding myself missing cheer. I loved the sport but hated the coaches. I would love to hear your stories to bring me back. To summarize mine, my cheer coaches were so checked out they gave BARE MINIMUM EFFORT. I understand that being a coach is very difficult, and I won't hate about that at all, but at the end of the day you signed up to give this team....something.. maybe not everything, but a little extra time at the end of the day. Not showing up to practice, performances, etc. it was honestly pathetic.

I need a pick me up to read on my hard days. Tell me your stories that make me believe in humanity again.

Okay, I just graduated high school a few months ago, and before hearing all the "you aren't supposed to know what you're doing yet."

I am going to start college trying to get my general education, but here's the thing. I do not want to waste my time. I would love to get my degree in whatever career instead of figuring it out 3 years into all these student loans.I would love a career where I could make enough to be financially dependent. I do not want to have to depend on someone to help cover monthly bills.

I would also love to be a mom one day, and I know that it is controversial, but I would absolutely love it if there were a way I could work from home for a year or two without giving up my career.

These are some careers that I have thought about.

-School counselor.

-Dental hygienist.

-Marriage therapist.

-Accountant.

-Early education teacher.

Of course not all of these meet the things that I would love to work towards, but I am just trying to give an idea of careers I feel some sort of passion about it. If you have any recommendations I would love your input.

I have recently been back on a movie kick. I absolutely love shark movies, or dystopia vibes. I just watched Under Paris, I thought it was amazing. I have watched a few dystopia movies but I forgot their names so forgive me in advance.