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....Definitely my 1st crush, RIVER PHOENIX and my fave artist AMY WINEHOUSE.
Others: TUPAC, Kurt Cobain, NOTORIOUS B.I.G., Patrick Swayze.
Many icons I grew up watching and adorned my walls with posters of them.
Sad times back then cause the ppl and country actually mourned :(..
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give me yaoi to read please
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03 07,2026
a very very psychological one, something like:
unchanged man,
checkmate,
reverse thinking,
My Idol Diary,
incomplete combustion,
okay this is not psychological but kinda like this:
This is Not the Course Period,
Legs That Won't Walk,
ALSO NO LOVE TRIANGLE,
but nothing like Married Man or Non zero sum..
something in that genre. I would prefer it to be a manhwa but idrc. thanks
unchanged man,
checkmate,
reverse thinking,
My Idol Diary,
incomplete combustion,
okay this is not psychological but kinda like this:
This is Not the Course Period,
Legs That Won't Walk,
ALSO NO LOVE TRIANGLE,
but nothing like Married Man or Non zero sum..
something in that genre. I would prefer it to be a manhwa but idrc. thanks
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honestly i just learned that they had died in a car accident, i’ve been listening to their music for a long time, i never knew abt this felt so sad 4 reply
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oh my GOD, picrew what has happened to you???! i can’t even do my picrew alone without ads popping up every 2 seconds so freaking annoying 5 reply
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As a celebrity death ever actually affected?
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03 07,2026
Cameron Boyce death actually stuck with me for so long i guess his death was the first death of someone I grew up watching, a child, dying and it made cry honestly
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A very controversial opinion
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03 07,2026
Was shaken by that first sentence, but your point is as clear as gold. Real bc if a kid were to knock over my masterpiece lego set, ill ultimately execute it. reply
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A very controversial opinion
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03 07,2026
The more the see, the more I see the more I learn, and the more I learn, the more firmly I believe that age doesn't matters. Hear me out.
I don't believe that just because someone is 18, they are mature and able to handle the consequences of their actions and just because someone's 12 doesn't means they MUST be forgiven because of their age, like, not even a 'should' but a 'just a kid, let it go' is pure bs. I think you can see where I'm going but for those who can't yet, let me get to the point, I think people should be held accountable for their actions regardless of their age.
Just because 18 makes them legally an adult, doesn't means they always have the emotional maturity to be called one. Being legal doesn't makes it okay, because one women were killed in the name of Witchcraft and god knows what else, literally for breathing. Nowadays, being a 'soldier' is romanticized when, literally, what you're doing is killing or getting killed, over a matter which could have very much been calmly discussed. So, we have a brain to think critically, and people are getting more and more shallow, I see people shouting in comments 'It's a kid! Blah blah' when the kid is worse than the adult. I truly get it, where these people are coming from. But, I've seen people forcing me to forgive a child(who's very much aware about the shit they did) and that's what pisses me off. We really should hold people accountable and if they don't understand what they did, verbalize what they did. Anyways, what I meant to highlight was that I hope people use that consciousness, nowadays labelled as 'overthinking'. Brain is made to think; stagnant water loses it's purity. Overthink, overthink and overthink until you get a solution. Sometimes there is no clear solution, but we can only reach there by thinking. And, literacy crisis is at it's peak, don't let unconscious and shallow people take over your mind. Be aware and awesome, haha.
I don't believe that just because someone is 18, they are mature and able to handle the consequences of their actions and just because someone's 12 doesn't means they MUST be forgiven because of their age, like, not even a 'should' but a 'just a kid, let it go' is pure bs. I think you can see where I'm going but for those who can't yet, let me get to the point, I think people should be held accountable for their actions regardless of their age.
Just because 18 makes them legally an adult, doesn't means they always have the emotional maturity to be called one. Being legal doesn't makes it okay, because one women were killed in the name of Witchcraft and god knows what else, literally for breathing. Nowadays, being a 'soldier' is romanticized when, literally, what you're doing is killing or getting killed, over a matter which could have very much been calmly discussed. So, we have a brain to think critically, and people are getting more and more shallow, I see people shouting in comments 'It's a kid! Blah blah' when the kid is worse than the adult. I truly get it, where these people are coming from. But, I've seen people forcing me to forgive a child(who's very much aware about the shit they did) and that's what pisses me off. We really should hold people accountable and if they don't understand what they did, verbalize what they did. Anyways, what I meant to highlight was that I hope people use that consciousness, nowadays labelled as 'overthinking'. Brain is made to think; stagnant water loses it's purity. Overthink, overthink and overthink until you get a solution. Sometimes there is no clear solution, but we can only reach there by thinking. And, literacy crisis is at it's peak, don't let unconscious and shallow people take over your mind. Be aware and awesome, haha.
