>>81858946
>Why not run outside?
Being at the same spot is easier to me
>You got some paths from what I've seen.
Thats true but outside you can meet much moar people and gotta pay attention to ur path
On the treadmil u just run desu
>Strong tea specifically.
I can make you a tea with rose water & saffron desu
>me & dad are on the way back home now
>I do feel sorry for leaving the employee alone today
>but I literally cant
>welp at least its not bad as last time around two months ago
>I didnt talked much for like 4 days
>eberyone was worried
>street fren was like
>"woah CCN is turned off...thats a first in all these years knowing you"
>he calls me CCN for rambling about news, geopolitics n history most of the time when we hang out desu

>home time soon
>>81633283
>otherwise im too tense up to say or do anything. which sucks, i wish i was normal enough to enjoy them without inhibiting my brain.
Maybe ur just too shy? I tend to be like that until I warm up with the people/person
I mean at least myself used to imagine some of my issues are worse than they are, its just the mindset sometimes xd
And the fucked up brain chemistry oof
Ganbare2u becoming a social butterfly
>im going to a school that teaches you how to make them lol
Oh lol, are you like a barkeeper?? Or are these classes just for fun/as a hobby?
>i guess maybe i could make some if i ever throw a party (kek rofl lmao even)
Im gonna assume thr classes are just for fun
Desu you should give being a barkeeper or waiter a try, sounds like you could enjoy it
I also started my work exprience as a waiter
I was ultra shy so its doable desu
>im not living life at its fullest just makes me want to die honestly.
????? Sounss like you are giving urself a harder time than needed!
Just take things how they come and be like water ~ just flow through desu
Its gonna be alright desu
>>81633506
> but who knows
I imagine it would get revived through a new wave of users...a lot oldfags are getting too old methinks
They probably check this place out here n there
>sure has seen better days, now it's in such a sorry state that
I mean telling someone to "kill yourself" was mostly banter back then
Now when I see it in threads, feels like the anons mean it, idk maybe its just me who feels like its more toxic
>come back here unless it's for a specific reason
Yea I was just looking for these kind of threads
Welp the Ohayou threads I was part of are long gone
>What have you replaced this website with?
I still check out /pol/ for news! Otherwise I try to just lurk at best
Im putting more attention into irl, its paying off so far
Things are complicated but nothing worth having comes easy
So I gotta keep trying oof
Gotta stfu and go sorries, take care

>>508673842
Counterpoint: If a country attacks your country and demands unconditional surrender, and then you manage to get a ceasefire, you won. Status quo ante bellum is a win for the defender in a war.

I was only 12 years old. I love Bibi so much, I have all the Likud posters, a cardboard cutout from the 2015 campaign, even a replica of the pen he used to sign the gas deal.
>I watch Knesset sessions on mute just to feel closer to him. I pray to Bibi every night before bed, thanking him for the strong, fiscally conservative right-wing ?>government. “Bibi is love,” I say. “Bibi is life.”
>My ima hears me and calls me a brainwashed little kofer, that I need to get therapy and watch Kan 11 like a normal child.
>But I know deep down… she is just jealous.
>Jealous that Bibi never smiled at her through a Channel 12 interview.
>I look her dead in the eyes and say:
>“Keep voting Meretz, you draft-dodging falafel socialist.”
>She slaps me and tells me to go to bed without watching the news.
>I cry into my Balfour Street pillow.
>Until I feel a presence behind me.It’s Bibi. He whispers in a deep, soothing voice:
>“Let’s form a coalition… you and me.” He lifts me with the same strength he used to hold together five right-wing defectors and a guy from Shas. It’s so warm. Like >the Negev sun.
>He places me gently on the floor of the Knesset. I’m ready. I spread my ass cheeks like the borders of 1967. He enters me with his political strategy. It hurts, but I >know it's for security purposes. I can feel his charisma filling me. He roars a mighty speech in flawless American-accented English. My ima bursts in.
>The opposition watches in horror. Lapid faints. Gantz resigns.
>Bibi turns slowly, adjusts his tie, and says: “You’ve lost the mandate.”
>He then jumps out the window, carried by a flock of Israeli start-up CEOs and tax cuts.
>I watched him disappear into a glowing Star of David.
Bibi is love. Bibi is life.

>>508225170
Yes.