Height, Age, Ethnicity Survey Height(WITHOUT SHOES), Age, Ethnicity, Gender, And do you drink milk frequently? (if you haven't measured your height in a while, you can guesstimate) 1) 5'11 (180cm) 2) 19 3) Asian (Chinese) 4) Male 5) Yesss, cereal everyday son This is for a class, pls & thanks
How do I stop being a jerk I have a superiority complex. I look down on people that are losers. I don't like ugly people. I think I subconsciously treat them a little worse than everyone else. I try my best not to act like a jerk on purpose or hurt anyone's feelings, but in the back of my mind I have these thoughts and I feel a little guilty about it. Like for example, in my Spanish class, we're supposed to work with the person sitting next to us. One time my partner was absent, and the teacher moved me next to some nerdy fat asian kid with a squeaky voice (no offense to asians, I'm asian too). He reads manga in class and has zero social skills. He wasn't even smart, so there was nothing good about him. I didn't say anything mean but I gues
I hate stupid people that think they're smart.
what if one day you woke up and your nipples were completely gone like no scars or anything, just flat skin and then once you leave your room you find out your dad died last night and then several days later, you find out that for your entire life your dad had been sneaking into your room while you slept and sucking on your chest to make to gigantic hickeys where your nipples should be because you were born without them not for any sexual reason, just so you would fit in
Story time, Basil. A boy is doing poorly in kindergarten. His father says to him, "If you can bring your grades up and keep them for an entire year, I'll buy you anything you want." The boy agrees to this. For one whole year, he keeps his grades high. At his kindergarten graduation, the boy's father says, "All right, we made a deal. What do you want?" "Golf balls." replies the boy. "A bag of golf balls." The father is a bit puzzled, but he gets the golf balls. The next year, they agree to do the same deal--keep his grades up and he'll get anything he wants. The boy keeps his grades up. First grade graduation, he asks his father, "I want golf balls." This continues every year--the father will