i don't mean to be rude, but i think you've been listening to one too many tinder stories and taking them as facts about dating in general. Only the extremely picky women who use dating websites in the first place are that autistic about height, most of the rest of them are largely indifferent.
same, and i absolutely hate it. It's especially obnoxious when they bring their retarded shouting matches into unrelated subjects because they're incapable of compartmentalizing.
i live in Mississippi, so not really. the weather here is awful and it's poor as hell, so the infrastructure is garbage too. the only saving grace it has is the low cost of living. I'd like to move back to Texas one day, provided it hadn't been taken over Californians yet. somewhere in the west would be preferable so i could live in a nice, arid area.
hard to say, but probably God's Fury, England's Fire: A New History of the English Civil Wars, which was pretty good imo. There was also a trilogy about the history of the Seleucid empire, but i could only make it through half of the second book because the author kept sperging about dates every other paragraph. made it much more difficult to read than was strictly necessary.
Don't really know, but i'd imagine it's pretty close. My windows are always foggy and the temperatures regularly go into the high 90's (even the 100's on especially hot days). The climate here is comparable to that of a jungle during the summer. It gets even worse when the thunder storms come along and increases the humidity and even robs us of power. Have you ever been in a situation where the a/c in your house went off and it was so hot and humid at night that the only way you can sleep is to lay down on the hardwood floor because it was the only thing that was dry and cool? because that happened to me about two weeks ago. God i hate living in Mississippi somedays.
just turned 20 in July.
for me, it's folk music. Fairport Convention is a really good folk-rock band from the 60's and 70's, so you might like them.
it's kind of a garbage heap these days, but it's better than a lot of other places.
i don't mean to be rude, but i think you've been listening to one too many tinder stories and taking them as facts about dating in general. Only the extremely picky women who use dating websites in the first place are that autistic about height, most of the rest of them are largely indifferent.
it can't hurt to learn this stuff either way. and who knows, maybe one day you'll be normie enough to make use of what you've learned there.
same, and i absolutely hate it. It's especially obnoxious when they bring their retarded shouting matches into unrelated subjects because they're incapable of compartmentalizing.
lol, accurate
love these videos. it's just the right kind of autism.
reject autistic politics
embrace autistic hobbies
looks nice.
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i don't think so, no.
i can handle the heat so long as it's dry. it's the humidity i can't stand.
i live in Mississippi, so not really. the weather here is awful and it's poor as hell, so the infrastructure is garbage too. the only saving grace it has is the low cost of living. I'd like to move back to Texas one day, provided it hadn't been taken over Californians yet. somewhere in the west would be preferable so i could live in a nice, arid area.
hard to say, but probably God's Fury, England's Fire: A New History of the English Civil Wars, which was pretty good imo. There was also a trilogy about the history of the Seleucid empire, but i could only make it through half of the second book because the author kept sperging about dates every other paragraph. made it much more difficult to read than was strictly necessary.
strongly opposed.
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Don't really know, but i'd imagine it's pretty close. My windows are always foggy and the temperatures regularly go into the high 90's (even the 100's on especially hot days). The climate here is comparable to that of a jungle during the summer. It gets even worse when the thunder storms come along and increases the humidity and even robs us of power. Have you ever been in a situation where the a/c in your house went off and it was so hot and humid at night that the only way you can sleep is to lay down on the hardwood floor because it was the only thing that was dry and cool? because that happened to me about two weeks ago. God i hate living in Mississippi somedays.
too relatable. Summers are always the worst where i'm at, especially because of the truly awful humidity.
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