Just Had The Horrific Realization That I'm Dean Winchester Coded.

Just had the horrific realization that I'm dean Winchester coded.

Older sibling to younger sibling who looked up to me but I'll I ever could be was a failure who would never truly be able to side with them because I'm am so desperate for my dad to love me so after my younger siblings leaves the family in an extreme way I side with my parents and try and force myself to be the perfect kid I was but now i have lost the reason to behave since they are no longer here. And it's only after I have lost my dad that I realize how much I miss them. The aching wound that is never going to go away because they looked at.me so fondly in my memories and I left them alone. And it turns out that despite me putting absolutely everything into being a good kid the best kid I will simply never be good enough and now I have lost everything for nothing.

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Hey does anyone know Launchpad mcquacks age is the darkwing duck series? I'm making a sideshow about MY interpretation of Darkwings relationships and how his iffy at best mental health affects them. I wanted to see if there is a big age gap between them considering that most of the Fandom seems to agree that they were queer coded. For reference Drake is 35 ish at the time of the show.

Hey students, here’s a pro tip: do not write an email to your prof while you’re seriously sick.

Signed, a person who somehow came up with “dear hello, I am sick and not sure if I’ll be alive to come tomorrow and I’m sorry, best slutantions, [name]”.

You know what I really hate about the US education, I mean aside from all the obvious stuff, is the just suck all the joy from literature and writing. Like have you guys ever taken something you are genuinely passionate about, something you could talk about for hours and put you thoughts in a slides how or essay format. I swear not only is it fun but you find yourself think more about you topic and drawing new conclusions and coming up with theory's about it. Things like that are genuinely so so fun to do. But the way that school forces you to do essay after essay about, let's be honest, boring shit makes people want to interact with fiction AND nonfiction less as a result. My entire class hated poetry, but I strongly belive it was because they were being forced to read ok poetry, like it wasn't bad but the topics and themes were so far removed from our sphere of life that we couldn't be gully engaged with them. Should people read stuff with unrelateable characters definitely but with something like poetry it's important that it means something to you. Same with long intense essays you shouldn't have to force every word you should need to go back and add filler to get the bare minimum word count. I've written essays like intro 5 body paragraph and conclusion essay, and loved every second of it. I've done 45 min presentations because I loved the work I did. I loved the research, I read a 2000 page book that was written and published 25 years before Hamelt was because I loved it, that book had over 250 poems in it and I loved it. Of course there will always be people who just will never like reading and writing just like there are people who will never enjoy math. But the way that school teaches it really turns people against it I think