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Do something productive for at least 1 hour every day (outside what you're taught in school, preferable in a systematic manner with small concise goals in mind.) Whether that's learning to program, creating a 3d model, learning some maths or a language, writing a story, etc. Just make sure you focus on one thing at a time, and don't miss any days ......   reply

1) The school/youth popularity contest will, if you become a good person, be something you regret. Work hard to rise above it and befriend those around you who are decent, even if they are weird or unpopular. That stuff simply ceases to matter and you'll realise that you weren't a very good person (at least in my case). Also, be like Dumbledore. No......   3 reply

There are a lot of things to wish for...... Going on fascinating adventures, riches, true love, no student debt, magic, world peace, my imagination turning real... But maybe just traveling back in time, since the is a lot of things I regret.... But then again magic along with world peace and my real imagination sounds fun ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶   reply

Not to be corny but for the ppl I love to be happy especially my mom. Or just 8 billion dollars lmao   reply

Does a learning disability count?   2 reply

., like turn back time (︶︿︶)   1 reply

Yep, I once loved a guy who lost half his leg, from just below his knee. Motorcycle accident. I even helped him bend his stump and other physical therapy after each surgery. He was a sweetheart, and gorgeous. I kid you not, he looked like Brad Pitt when he was younger, except he had long blond hair to his ass, like I did! And he was funny, he used ......   1 reply

That depends on the disability? I wouldn't fall in love with a person with a inferior mental capability to me. But I could fall in love with someone who is blind, crippled etc. As long as I find them attractive, I like their personality and they are compatible with me, why not?   reply

why not? I'm also almost like a disabled person so I don' t see problem with that   reply

I want the world to be a better place for the well-being of everyone   2 reply