#landfeatures

ur literally julieghanne (aka coffeequeen) in my my phone

@baudelairex char goodbye-

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i met a guy that had an avocado tattoo lmao

char pleeeeeeeeease, you’re such a sweetheart!!

it usually worked out, so as long as you didnt move states a lot you were always around the same age as you class, but it also let you be friends with the grades above and below you cause some of y'all were the same age. but yeah we all pretty much define ourselves by our high school/college/gradschool graduation year. but there are a lot of people who identify with birth year, like '94 is known as a really chatty generation but thats about all i know

nay, we do it here too. :) in fact, if you say you're a 90's kid, people will assume that you mean you were born in 1990 exactly.

oh good haha now i don’t feel as alone!!

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i actually knew people who'd move to a different state so their kids could start school earlier based on the cut off date haha

yeah you gotta be like 5 i think for kindergarden?? but it also depends on a state, i had a friend in middle school who was the typical age of the year above us, but her birthday was after the cut off date for new hampshire so she had to wait a year to start school, so when she moved to FL she was in the "wrong grade"