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did you just assume that person's gender

I don't think most girls have boobs by 10

I really hope dey made a lot of changes to da anime, cause da manga version was hella rushed and sucked lol

I have never understood this

Simul-dub or we riot

That remix of Ichigo's theme is godlike.

Came in here to say this

....wha?

thank you.

anything we do, its worth striving to get better. otherwise its just stupid.

Fuck Lois, marry Marge, kill Kyle's mom.

Yes

If they dont make time for you you shouldnt make time for them.

I dont always wanna talk to you even if youre my homie

I had a similar experience with a coworker. Even though I was pretty much strung along for attention that her bf wasn't giving her, even though she was just seemingly perpetually gauging whether I'd be good long term material but never actually committing yet never pulling away, and apparently she's moving back in her with bf, she definitely manipulated me a little, I just can't stop. She started September. There's still something in me that doesn't believe someone would try so hard to string me along. Other girls that have done that usually give up but she didn't, so either she likes me and it's complicated or she is addicted to attention.

After she half assedly told me no (she never directly said it), I've tried to just only act professional, but I really enjoy being friendly with people, and forcing myself to act all weird and polite and awkward to only her because of rejection doesn't feel right when I'm friendly with everyone else. It feels like acting like that is just forcing myself to repress those emotions further and like I'm punishing her for no reason really. I feel like I should just be me regardless of what happens.

I've tried going back to dating apps and stuff. It's not like I'm swimming in women/matches anyway nor have I ever been, and I'm sick of dating apps in general, so I don't really care for them. I am messaging a few girls casually though, haven't felt the urge to date or meet up. I have good ties with friends and family and stuff so it's not like I'm totally alone.

The only thing I can think of to do is to just treat everyone like I treat her. Love everyone. Be kind, open, funny, honest, empathic, etc towards everyone I come across and then wait till I feel that spark to go further with somebody. And 'everybody' includes her; it means loving her unconditionally too, without expecting it to go anywhere or being afraid that it's not gonna work out.

It's honestly crazy; sometimes I have to really try to focus to not give her a quick glance as I'm walking by. It's so subconscious. I knew something was up because earlier this week, which is several weeks after I asked her out, I woke up with a night terror. My night terrors are moreso emotional than they are hallucinatory, where I feel like someone is about to steal/kill me and there's nothing I can do about it. Normally I have to breathe and calm down and assess the situation, but I just thought of her and it instantly went away. I was like, fuck she's deep in my brain lol

What's also wild is that I can tell it's subconscious with her too. She's slowly changing to accommodate me, give me space when I need it, she looks at me when I don't look at her, etc. When I went away for two weeks, she facetimed her boyfriend all the time apparently, but now that I'm back, she doesn't do it at all.

I think the only way she could truly win me back over is to full out confess everything. The fact that she's been so bad with communication and strung me along raises huge red flags, but I can't stop loving her. I've tried whatever else I could and the only thing that seems to be working is expanding my love for her to everyone. I don't think I've ever been in sync with someone else as much as I have with her.

Only solution is to juggle them and save all three.

Ok?and so was like everyone else lol

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"Florida sized glacier in Antarctica will collapse in 3-5 years"

I'm gonna make a bold prediction here: it won't

An Antarctic glacier the size of Florida is on the verge of collapse, scientists with the American Geophysical Union warned Monday, a nightmare scenario made worse by climate change that could eventually result in several feet of global sea level rise.

The findings were based on new satellite imagery of the Thwaites Glacier, which has been nicknamed the doomsday glacier, showing a proliferation of cracks across its surface.

The eastern ice shelf is likely to shatter into hundreds of icebergs, Oregon State University glaciologist Erin Pettit said at a video news conference Monday. Suddenly the whole thing would collapse.

Scientists have been monitoring the glacier, the current melting of which contributes to roughly 4 percent of annual sea level rise, for years. Its eastern portion abuts an underwater mountain, and was thought to be more stable, but new satellite images revealed that fractures have developed that are allowing warming ocean waters to speed its disintegration.

If the eastern portion of the glacier were to give way, it would hasten the collapse of its other portions, Pettit said, adding that the collapse of the eastern section could occur in the next three to five years, like the shattering of your cars window.

As its structured right now, this ice shelf acts like a dam. But its not going to for very long, Pettit said.

The chain reaction following the collapse of the eastern section of the glacier could threaten coastal residents around the world, many of whom may be unprepared for a sudden spike in sea level, which has risen slowly due to climate change since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Since 1880, rising global temperatures have resulted in 8 to 9 inches of sea level rise, though the rate of rise has seen a sharp uptick in recent decades. By 2100, NASA predicts, climate change will cause seas to rise by 2 to 6 feet, largely because of the melting of ice in Antarctica and Greenland.

The Thwaites Glacier has been melting due to a combination of warm air and water temperatures, caused at least partly by climate change, making it more unstable. Between the 1980s and 2017, it lost 600 billion tons of ice. As the oceans continue to warm, the glacier is expected to become more unmoored to land, increasing its risk of collapse.

Things are evolving really rapidly here, Ted Scambos, a glaciologist at the University of Colorado Boulder, said during Monday's news conference. Its daunting.

While it could take centuries for the full impact of a total collapse of the Thwaites Glacier to play out, the latest data from Antarctica is not giving scientists any reason for optimism.

Each new satellite image we get, we see deeper and longer fractures, Pettit said, adding, What were seeing already is enough to be worried about. Thwaites is kind of a monster.

Yes.

Oh, this is a gimmick?

You don't have sex with your students

What makes country music bad?

...why?

Your opinion is bad and you should feel bad.

I bet the reason why most people hate country music is because it's the "cool" thing to hate.