Yeah i don't like yr story, you wanna fight about it?
Yes. Lets fight. It’s on, an…on.
I will defeat you with my thighs of thunder.
No one gets away with not liking my stories!!
June 2013
20 posts
Since living on my own I really really like cooking for people.
I once contemplated taking food to my neighbour but then later I had walked by their door and they were watching Maury really loud and then I got jealous they had cable so then I didn’t make them anything.
If I send you lingerie (corset/thigh highs etc.) will you model it for me?
Nah I’m good. I buy my own lingerie.
You are very inspiring. You are intelligent, funny and very beautiful. At such a young age, you have already become so successful. I look up to you in many ways. Thank you for being you. What made you pursue law school? What is your advice to those who go to school full time and work part time? For my major I also need to volunteer before entering my faculty. How do I do this? I am completely terrified when Fall peaks around the corner. I have no idea how I well I will be able to manage me time.
This message was very very sweet and made me feel much better after having a tremendously rough day. So, thanks for that <3
In terms of volunteering, its an easy thing to do. It mostly involves making a lot of calls to various organizations in your field of interest and/or study, and asking if they have positions available for volunteer work. Volunteer positions are much easier to come by for government-funded/charity-based organizations as they’re on limited budgets, and thus need all the free help they can get.
In terms of time management, when you have a lot on your plate at once its overwhelming at first but soon you’ll develop a rhythm and set-schedule with how you operate. I wouldn’t worry so much about the time management just yet, just focus on how many new and exciting experiences are headed your way and how much experience and growth you’ll gain from being able to manage and dedicate your time to so many responsibilities. Managing a full-time academic career and part-time work/volunteering is quite manageable, especially because University is so flexible with the way they administer hours.
I decided to pursue law school as I’ve always been interested in legal and political philosophy- I’m talking from the time I started reading Marx in grade 5. Eventually I became interested in Environmentalism and felt the best way to be an advocate for the cause would be through the legal system.
Thanks again for your message, and I hope this helps somewhat!
Squats before bed are always a good idea.
Keep yo’ bum lookin’ yum.
I’m going to sleep…
Never let someone make you have sex with them without a condom unless that is truly what you want and feel is okay.
I’ve seen too many of my friends and acquaintances be made to have condomless sex on the assertion of their partner that it “doesn’t feel good”, or “sex with condoms sucks”. They decided to have sex without a condom out of fear of losing their partner, or being made to feel like a “prude”.
If you are comfortable with sex without a condom- ideally, by having another form of contraception and by making sure your partner doesn’t have any infections they can pass on to you - then go ahead and do it, but make sure the decision is YOURS and YOURS alone.
Don’t let your partner influence you into making a decision you may regret.
Safe sex with a condom is better than no sex at all, so.
what I would do to be your man...
WOULD YOU CATCH A GRENADE FOR MEEEE?
cause if you would then my man would be dead and that would suck.
Watching an Intervention marathon and crying at every episode,
I guess this is my life now.
Hi! I'm writing the LSAT on Monday (!!!!). I don't know if you'll answer this before it, but do you have tips for test anxiety? Thank you!!!!
1. Don’t do shit LSAT-related the night before the test. Go out with your friends, watch a movie, makeout with a random person - do anything BUT more LSAT prep. This close to the date any mistakes you make during practice will make you feel like a failure and that is the last thing you need.
2. Take snacks. In addition to making sure you have a sharpener, eraser and no 2 HB pencil bring snacks. The day is SUPER long, and you’re going to need to keep up your energy.
3. Try not to tell people. It may be too late for this, but the days leading up to and the days after the exam don’t tell too many people you’re going in to write it. The more people you tell the more anxiety/pressure is on you. Just keep things quiet until the outcome of the LSAT.
4. Post-LSAT, do things to keep your mind off the score. Instead focus your attention on funner crap cause just waiting for the results and building anxiety over the outcome is hellish and unnecessary.
5. Realize its not the end of the world if you don’t perform the best. The LSAT is inherently stressful. It is meant to be difficult and test you in the most awful way. There were people during my exam who literally burst out in tears. Realize that if you don’t do well on the LSAT this time, you CAN re-write it, and theres nothing wrong with that.
6. You’re great. Realize you’re great, and that you’ve prepared yourself the best you can. The LSAT is unlike any other academic test - its a bunch of weird games and problems that have no bearing on how intelligent you are or how much knowledge you have. So, regardless of the outcome, realize you’re awesome.
Good luck!
re-watching all of Avatar and eating jelly beans like a boss.
Confession: I can't dance.
I can’t dance you guys.When people see me dance they THINK I’m good at it- but its all an illusion.
They see a minority with a huge ass wiggling about and assume that what they’re seeing is skill.
Its all very sad.
all my neopets were named “poofacedog” followed by a sequential number.
it is this, that has led me to become a fantastic adult.
