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She would rather off herself than destroy the entire world for an evil reason. Clearly there was something much larger at play there and Korra stopped it, the world just caught in the unavoidable (despite how powerful Korra is) crossfire.

For reference every poem I like that I write gets put on a Google doc on my chromebook. It just so happens I often leave that chromebook downstairs or its dead which is why this scenario occurs, even if so far its only happened once (autistic and aroace experience poem as well, genuinely my favourite poem I've written, 2nd are all the poems insulting my father.)

Other times I remember that if I don't get an 8. I won't get into a level further maths and thay essentially ruins my entire goal.

I've known I wanted to go to Oxford University since I was in year 7/year 8. Oxford wants further maths for both potential career paths I want.

If I don't get into fm the entire thing I've been working towards for years will have been for nothing as my chances of acceptance will have drastically lowered.

Because sure they won't be 0, fm isn't a direct requirement but they heavily recommend it, most if not all applicants will be doing further maths a level. And that lowers my chance no matter how good my extracurriculars are (whether or not those are good enoigh is another debate entirely).

Oxford is highly selective so falling short on one major part almost entirely decides your acceptance.

I believe I am autistic but I'm not diagnosed (not even referred my school is useless). But thr SEN person I talked to in my school has turned around and said I am almost definitely autistic and incredibly similar to her diagnosed autistic husband. My autistic friends and immediate family (which are all slightly neurodivergent even if not diagnosed) all pretty much agree I'm autistic. So my question is, would you kill me if I said I am autistic rather than I think I have autism.