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WHAT DO YOU MEAN ASHE AND GRACIE

crashing out in front of ur mom might be one of the worst things ever

gracie and paul broke up?????

JUST GOT LLFP OMFG

why is wattpad so dead lately omg 

i will never trust people who choose tsou over GOOD RIDDANCE like???

@_ss_33 when i told u to relax, i didn't mean i didn't freak out back then. my first model was actually traumatizing bc i was in a mixed school committee, which means there were people with like 10 models of experience too, not just rookies, so i was genuinely terrified lmao. but as the debate goes on, u will start to get more into it, catch its rhythm, and figure out how to do ur own interventions. i recommend preparing some interventions beforehand so u have something to rely on when u get there. u will also have to do research throughout the debate itself and learn to prepare longass interventions on the spot, but it's honestly not as hard as it seems, i promise. about the single topic thing, i haven't been in a model like that, but it should be pretty much the same, just maybe shorter days. anddd, i'll just give u the list of 10 countries i've represented bc the other 5 models i've done were as part of the secretariat or as a president, so yeah. well, i've represented the united states twice, which is such a great country bc even though u carry a huge responsibility, u get to talk A LOT, and it's super easy to stand out in the committee. i've also represented china, mauritania, the uae, germany, belgium, russia, israel, the uk, and ukraine. if u get a european country, u will have more freedom to say whatever tf u want bc they're usually neutral in most issues. obviously, it depends on the topic and the committee, but i loveee those. middle eastern countries, on the other hand, can be harder bc u have to stick closely to their beliefs, but they're super fun too bc everyone's probably going to attack u for whatever reason, and if u defend yourself well, u can really stand out. i'm here if u need anything, i'd honestly love to help u with whatever u need

@iknowumeanit ohhh i’ve never really listened to her so i didn’t know 

@withyouonnyd lizzy mcalpine, the singer

@_ss_33 mun is so much funnn. basically, u are the delegate of a country in a specific un committee, and the goal is for u and the commission to come up with solutions to both topics. think of it like acting as that country’s voice the whole time and ACTUALLY embracing it. it depends on the model, but they’re usually three days long, with two topics, and u typically get about a day and a half for each. u will probably have to do a portfolio before the model starts, which is basically a document explaining ur country’s position on the topics. during the debate, u will work on papers like working papers (ideas for solutions), draft resolutions (final proposals), and maybe even press releases, but that depends on how the debate flows. i recommend u build alliances, but also try attacking a lot, that will earn u points with the chair. also, make sure to follow parliamentary language and procedure very strictly, and try to have the chair on ur side the whole time. ik being a rookie is scary asf, but ur first model is where u will learn the most. i’ve done 16 models now, but i was there once too. my recommendation is not to stress too much, just let it flow lmao. another tip is to have strong arguments bc if there’s a lot of people, u might not get to talk that much. it’s also super important to speak confidently and dramatically, even if u are nervous, so ur interventions don’t go unnoticed. the chair values that a lot, so it could really help if u are aiming for a prize. if u have more specific questions, just lmk, i’ll be happy to help u <3