angrypersasssybeth

This is very random but ideal future life:
          	
          	- small town with a close-knit community, that still has people my own age in it (i want friends for neighbors, and while thats possible with people who are much older than me… i want to live near ppl my own age okay)
          	
          	- i want a me-friendly home, with a garden (display-storage for my slight hoarding tendencies (/hj) included)
          	
          	- i want to wear whatever clothes i want to, but that was always the plan as soon as i moved out of my parents house lol
          	
          	- i want to work from home, but i also really want to be a teacher so… working in an online school system sounds cool
          	
          	- i want to volunteer at places, but specifically at a library

angrypersasssybeth

This is very random but ideal future life:
          
          - small town with a close-knit community, that still has people my own age in it (i want friends for neighbors, and while thats possible with people who are much older than me… i want to live near ppl my own age okay)
          
          - i want a me-friendly home, with a garden (display-storage for my slight hoarding tendencies (/hj) included)
          
          - i want to wear whatever clothes i want to, but that was always the plan as soon as i moved out of my parents house lol
          
          - i want to work from home, but i also really want to be a teacher so… working in an online school system sounds cool
          
          - i want to volunteer at places, but specifically at a library

angrypersasssybeth

I have been informed that my parents house is even less safe for my sibling than i thought, so much for relying on the financial support until im 20! Sorry joking is my coping mechanism. 
          
          I may be crying because i, at the age of 15, should not have to think about how to save enough money to live on my own as soon as possible, just so that my sibling has a place outside of our parents house to go
          
          I should at least be able to talk to my older sister about it right? Nope! She’d immediately talk to mom because shes good at communication, but communication is not really safe in this case!

bp_on_repeat

@angrypersasssybeth Oh I’m so sorry!! That really sucks!!:(( I hope your situation gets better soon❤️❤️
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angrypersasssybeth

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Me, reading part of the Odyssey for school: oh god no please do not do that with the lady who just tried to kill you- dont you have a wife- please stop
          
          School: okay now that you have the three points of; blind a cyclops, get attacked by giants for like a paragraph, spend far too much time on an evil lady’s island doing things you shouldn’t be doing as a married person at all, much less w someone who tried to kill you, then spend time w/ sirens for another paragraph; go write an essay where one of the main points is how odysseus is “an ideal example of manhood”
          
          im going to die from the sheer weight of the dread that comes when i foresee my bullcrapping skills leveling up in the near future

Bunny_naam

@ angrypersasssybeth  I think that sums school up pretty well....
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angrypersasssybeth

One good part of most of my emotions deciding to nope out of my brain: 
          I no longer cry when I see a stinging insect like a bee or wasp, much less have a panic attack at the sound of buzzing like when i was younger.
          
          And in case anyone’s wondering, I’m not allergic to bees or wasps, I’m just irrationally terrified of them.
          The running theory is apparently that I was allergic to them in a past life and died that way.

bp_on_repeat

@angrypersasssybeth awww, thank you!!❤️❤️ It’s good to have a companion in fears sometimes (not that I wish my fears upon anyone, but still)
            
            lol, yeah I used to refuse to watch the bee movie*laughing emoji’s* I do appreciate what bees offer the world but at the same time I will never be okay with them.
            
            Whenever one gets in my house, I go in another room and shut the door~_~ I do freeze as well sometimes but I mostly just run in terror (the exact opposite of what you’re supposed to do lol) which annoys the heck out of me.
            
            I have also conditioned myself, lol. I don’t think I’ll ever be okay with any type of buzzing insect. 
            
            On a side note, today I picked a Little Rock looking thing off my couch and was examine it and when I realized it was a bug, I yeeted it instead of calmly killing it with the tissue right beside me *face smack* I’m terrified of any type of insect or bug, but bee’s are definitely the worst. 
            
            Good luck to you with any buzzing/insects!!❤️❤️:D
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angrypersasssybeth

@lauriell_simon on one hand i appreciate what bees do for the world as pollinators, on the other hand the bee movie was the equivalent of a horror comedy to me for years
            I am glad to have a bee/wasp-fearing companion lol
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angrypersasssybeth

@lauriell_simon
            I have decided you are now a best friend
            
            Fun fact tho, i actually still jump at butterflies and stuff lol: i always just see “ohgod flying insect is-that-a-bee?!” 
            Over time I accidentally conditioned myself to just automatically panic at anything small and flying
            
            As a side note, making sudden buzzing sounds close to me while i dont know where its coming from still causes quite a bit of “OH GOD OH NO I AM *OUT* I AM *NOT* PAID FOR THIS GOOD-FRICKING-BYE” and then i run… or freeze. The second option has become more common as i got older, but if i hear a buzzing noise while im outside and i have an easy out i still nope the frick out of there so fast.
            
            My dad used to make jokes about me being afraid of stinging insects but he decided to play buzzing noises on his phone once (while i literally watched him…. As in i was aware if was fake) when i was little (i say little, i mean at least 9-10 tho) and i started sobbing so hard that he barely even mentioned them for years
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angrypersasssybeth

I tried to give Cookie Run Kingdom a review but I think it was too long so you guys can have it instead:
          
          First things first: if you’re looking through the reviews to see if you should download this game, my suggestion is a wholehearted “YES.”
          
          And before I say anything else, let me just explain something about myself: I don’t really *do* games… at least not long term.
          I’m not saying that I don’t regularly hop into the app store and download something to try and entertain myself—what I mean is that no matter what, any game I download tends to only hold my attention for a month at *most*. But honestly? 2 weeks is usually pushing it for my attention span.
          
          That said, I noticed today—as in 5 minutes ago actually—that this has not been the case with Cookie Run. Sure, there have been times I’ve barely touched it for more than a week, which is usually a sign im about to drop the game, but no: I started playing back in September of 2021, its now February 1st of 2022, and I am still regularly playing the game.
          
          I focus more on resource gathering and playing in guild/arena battles myself, but there are so many different things to do inside the game itself. So many different options of what to do each time you enter the game, but when you first start it doesn’t throw them at you all at once either. This game is seriously a work of art—literally, considering the cookie designs. 
          
          The events add another level to the game as well: They give new things to work towards. I also really love every new cookie that comes out, and I especially love how even the limited-time cookies are accessible for new players with (in some cases quite a bit of) luck. 
          

angrypersasssybeth

Even better: in every game I’ve ever played(that i can think of) there has always been a point where I hit a wall. A point where my options are either pay to play or spend hours grinding in order to advance through one level—which, again, I do not have the attention span for at all. 
            Cookie Run Kingdom? I certainly haven’t hit that sort of wall yet, and it doesn’t seem like one exists in the first place based on what I know of other reviews. However the game is good enough that if I could, I would spend money on it just to support the creators—the game is that amazing.
            
            The storyline is engaging, the options in gameplay are interesting as well as a good mix of challenging and simple, AND it’s not pay to win. When it comes to my favorite games, it is easily on the same level as MINECRAFT in my list. Seeing as I play minecraft both out of interest and sentimentality, that’s pretty high praise in my book. 
            
            And in case the developers read this review, I’d like to take a chance thank them: this is an amazing game, “a work of art” as I said before. 
            The time and effort you put into making something like this is unimaginable to me, but as someone who has come to love Cookie Run Kingdom—as someone who has loved it since what was basically the day I saw it in a youtube ad (about the voice actors) and downloaded it—I appreciate every second that went into this game.
            Thank you for making this absolute gem, and happy 1 year anniversary too! I hope that I continue to play this game for a long time.
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angrypersasssybeth

You know what would be great
          Not hearing…thinking? Loud sounds. Ever. 
          That would be nice
          But it would also be nice if my thoughts never decide to mimic what they think clouds would sound like if clouds made sounds
          
          Does this make sense
          I dont think it makes sense
          Like, its not a physical thing its a completely mental sense of “oh my god it is so freaking loud”
          Or “what thought? No thoughts exist. Mind empty, my brain = cotton candy”
          God forbid quiet thoughts on days i have stuff to do that sucks

angrypersasssybeth

I am becoming increasingly aware of my habit of occasionally getting up, walking down the hallway to my bathroom,  opening the door to go into the br, then i go to my bathroom window and i adjust the curtain, and then i just walk out, close the door, and go back to my bed. I dont even look out the window, i just walk there and back.
          
          I do this repeatedly: at least once every hour or so, and its been completely unconscious for i dont even know how long? And ive noticed ive been doing it so i just tried to stop to see if i could and it makes my heart go all weird and anxious. What in the world me, what the heck, why do you do this