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//You busy or got my ask eaten by tumblr?

Tumblr ate it!

Explains his horrible clothing desicions as well. It's the comfort of family colors he craves! Or batmans one pink suit and dick has one look, turns and retches because it was something horrible on his tastebuds...

Tumblr ate it!

I just saw something. Apparently, malnourishment in early childhood up to teen years can lead to diabetes.

I just saw something. Apparently, malnourishment in early childhood up to teen years can lead to diabetes.

Just dropping an animal fact

Deprevity. more detail under the cut

Just dropping an animal fact

Deprevity. more detail under the cut

The city I was born in has a history of nature museum and right next to it was my middle school. It actually overlapped to the point that the old building of my school was also the building of the natural museum. Aside from being able to have a view on the entrance hall exhibits from the first floor, the second and third only got the view onto the skylight, it also had connecting doors. Usually they are closed and locked, but one escape route during a fire leads through one of those doors.

//I want to throw my fey at your Jason and have him cuddled and cherished and loved!

Anyway, my fae bundling Jaybin up in a cocoon of soft silky blankets, fluffy furs and positioned him in a nest of more blankets, pillows, furs and feathers. Giving him all the books he could want to read, easy to reach nuts and fruits to snakc on and water to drink and just letting him be...

//I want to throw my fey at your Jason and have him cuddled and cherished and loved!

Anyway, my fae bundling Jaybin up in a cocoon of soft silky blankets, fluffy furs and positioned him in a nest of more blankets, pillows, furs and feathers. Giving him all the books he could want to read, easy to reach nuts and fruits to snakc on and water to drink and just letting him be...

//I want to throw my fey at your Jason and have him cuddled and cherished and loved!

When's your birthday?

I prefer gal but whatever... I thought English was more gender neutral! It had been all lies fed to me!

Good for you, gal.

I'm not complaining about the english, I'm complaining about gendered languages. Contering with an even more gendered language, one which I have a personal dislike for, does not change the underlying petty bug that bit me.

Fair enough. Languages are hard to learn but for a native the genders are easy to understand. Some languages don't have any gendering.

I'm gonna be honest, and it has nothing to do with the language itself, but looking at it just hurt my brain. And I struggle massively with learning new languages anyway. I'm surprised I learned English as well as I did! To the point I could probably count as bilingual...

French or Korean? Some people just have harder times with that stuff, as long as you can communicate then it's fine. Still impressive you learned at least another language. I would definitely say you're bilingual.

The Korean hurt my brain, maybe from the mild migraine I have. The French hurt my soul. And learning english was a somewhat necessity when you live in a non-English country and want to interact with the world. It also was a required part of my education from somewhat second grade up to the second-to-last semester of my job training. (I still sat in the lessons for the last semester, I had nothing better to do during that time anyway)

Oh, trust me, the alphabet is the easiest part of Korean after you learn it. You may have had a similar experience with English. A lot of people are learning English now for opportunities; English is one of, if not the most spoken language.

I started learning Japanese, progress is slow and painful, and I don't have money to actually go to classes, but I prevail. English alphabet is not that different, just the pronunciation of it is. Perks of being German I guess. Just pronunciation; that is/was my problem in English. And getting the words to stay in my head without a real relationship to them. Clean school setting was not how I got to finally embrace english. All the careful, professional and sterile English thought there was not computing.

okay so say I wanted to start an rp blog, what character do you think would be fun to see more of? Bcs I’ve got no idea

When's your birthday?

I prefer gal but whatever... I thought English was more gender neutral! It had been all lies fed to me!

Good for you, gal.

I'm not complaining about the english, I'm complaining about gendered languages. Contering with an even more gendered language, one which I have a personal dislike for, does not change the underlying petty bug that bit me.

Fair enough. Languages are hard to learn but for a native the genders are easy to understand. Some languages don't have any gendering.

I'm gonna be honest, and it has nothing to do with the language itself, but looking at it just hurt my brain. And I struggle massively with learning new languages anyway. I'm surprised I learned English as well as I did! To the point I could probably count as bilingual...

French or Korean? Some people just have harder times with that stuff, as long as you can communicate then it's fine. Still impressive you learned at least another language. I would definitely say you're bilingual.

The Korean hurt my brain, maybe from the mild migraine I have. The French hurt my soul. And learning english was a somewhat necessity when you live in a non-English country and want to interact with the world. It also was a required part of my education from somewhat second grade up to the second-to-last semester of my job training. (I still sat in the lessons for the last semester, I had nothing better to do during that time anyway)

When's your birthday?

I prefer gal but whatever... I thought English was more gender neutral! It had been all lies fed to me!

Good for you, gal.

I'm not complaining about the english, I'm complaining about gendered languages. Contering with an even more gendered language, one which I have a personal dislike for, does not change the underlying petty bug that bit me.

Fair enough. Languages are hard to learn but for a native the genders are easy to understand. Some languages don't have any gendering.

I'm gonna be honest, and it has nothing to do with the language itself, but looking at it just hurt my brain. And I struggle massively with learning new languages anyway. I'm surprised I learned English as well as I did! To the point I could probably count as bilingual...

When's your birthday?

I prefer gal but whatever... I thought English was more gender neutral! It had been all lies fed to me!

Good for you, gal.

I'm not complaining about the english, I'm complaining about gendered languages. Contering with an even more gendered language, one which I have a personal dislike for, does not change the underlying petty bug that bit me.