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Damn, that's a bummer. I don't pay for my supplies but since I started working, they'll probably force me to spend my money for my own school supplies since they think I'm "reasonable" enough to do so.

Precisely. I understand why people get irritated when others try to help them out with let's say depression and make an effort on getting on their level and saying-

- something like "I know how you feel," when they have absolutely no clue what they've been through.

Again, therapy isn't for everyone, and even those that go to it don't always assimilate much from it. I shouldn't be talking about this since I'm not diagnosed with depression or such and I can't really relate to surreal stuff like PTSD but yeah.

Things might never get better, or they could but with a few side effects, but never be afraid to show weakness when it comes to discussing your problems, even if you have a breakdown while doing so. Do what makes you feel comfortable, shut yourself away from the world if you need to. I'm no good at helping others problems but eh, it's worth a try.

A moring airport ride? Man, that sounds fun! You may be surprised, I love to travel but my parents don't take us on many trips due to how busy they are with work which I understand. So I don't really have much fun experience I had to talk about besides being stuck home. But I guess the only memorable experience I can recall is winning field day against the blue team back in 7 grade.

It was the funnest day I had in my entire life. Hanging out with friends all day, being competitive against people I know, eating pretzels and eating ice cream during lunch, tug-a-war, and most importantly, winning. Good times.

What's your favorite thing from the classical era that you can appreciate every day? Ex: Paintings (like the Mona Lisa), Classical Music (Debussy, Beethoven), Sculpture (Discobolus, Parthenon Frieze)?

new york is quite nice. well, sometimes. the streets are messy and theres a lot of homeless people. it can be an unsafe city, but the vibes you get there from just walking down the street to the local coffee shop is quite cool. ive never been to chicago before. i dont really have a desire to go, but i would go there if i had to. like you, i probably wouldnt want to live there either.

no no, sorry for the misunderstanding, but i dont have to pay for my school supplies. im still a minor, and i havent gotten a part time job since ive been stuck with my summer program, so i dont need to pay for my school supplies. i just worry about money a lot since im just the type of person who worries too much about everything to be honest.

trips are fun, so i hope you can go experience more of them soon.

field day is for sure a day of memories. its certainly a day of nostalgia too, so your experience sounds pretty valid.

if i did have something from the classical era to appreciate about, aside from the arts, i would probably appreciate all the scientists considering how they made so many wonderful discoveries that have allowed me to live in comfort today. i can use technology and not have to worry about illness or war.

because of scientific advancements, im able to live in the best generation ever- the generation that gets live the last bliss of earth before earth goes on its path of destruction.

but yeah, youre quite the artistic person, so what part of the classical era do you appreciate the most?

oh also, im going on my trip soon, so i probably wont be able to respond in about over a week or so. just letting you know in case you start to wonder as to why i havent been answering your messages.

hey uh i came back from my trip. it seems as though you havent been on for a hot minute, so im just hoping youre doing dandy and well and all. just be safe.

if you do happen to come back to find these messages, then i would like to tell you that i probably wont be checking forums as often as i did before considering how school is starting and all that jazz. i think school is starting for you too, and with the job and all, im sure youll be busy as well. i will come by often to continue these interesting conversations though. see you then.

Holy crap, my dearest apologies for not replying to this sooner. I was scrolling through old messages and notice I haven't replied to you in well almost three months. There's probably so many this to catch up on and discuss between us after reunited once again. I'm sorry for not replying, school really be a real painkiller to the point of ripping my hair off but somehow, I still have the energy to reply

That being said, hey, what's cooking? Better not be christmas cookies, it's barley the second day of November! This could be our first conversation now that I realized. Do you happen to celebrate thanksgiving by any chance? I know a lot of people don't but doesn't hurt to ask, really.

I've been catching up on a lot of things during my break off from forums which I think happened to be 2 months at least? I did miss talking to you, even if most of our conversation was just random topics that we sorta knew about like history and science lol. I'm still struggling to catch up on my Spanish homework so I should probably head back to working on that but it'll be charming to hear what you've been up too

yeah, hey! ive been a bit busy too. like youve said, schools a pain in the ♥♥♥. i totally get you. with thanksgiving coming up right around the corner (tomorrow), i can tell you that i do eat turkey and have the dinner for thanksgiving, but i dont really celebrate the religious aspects and all that significant jazz thats behind thanksigiving, and you? do you happen to celebrate thanksgiving?

im currently on thanksgiving break, which is a relief. im currently procrastinating my biology lab report, so im probably going to try to get going on that, but who knows. i hope youve been doing well, and its really nice to see you back! and, another thing, hows your job working out for you? i know you started a few months back. hows it going?

School is such an aggravating thing to the point of frustration and often times, losing control of my mental health. It's alright though, Thanksgiving break ended a couple days ago so back to school, yayyy. Ohh, that's interesting!