>>12569264
my cat and some people would be really sad and i still want to try and do a few things before i kick the bucket

also i made this bunny

i made a bunny origami and it was pretty fun
though i think i should use thinner paper cause it was rather difficult to fold this one

>>82148958
>Do you like the structure of it?
no i'm just tired of doing nothing all day and i also naively think that this year i'll be able to find some friends.
>Depends on the institution
i see. i guess some nice rich people do exist after all
maybe i should've just studied some random subject and gotten paid for it, seems rather comfy
>go to the themed cafe in Shenzhen with her
go get her tiger
>>82149097
>baka share's the sentiment
then you better put some more effort in it!
>believe in me who believes in u!
thanks, but reconsider
>>82149922
>She is a boomer, so...
yeah i guessed as much. honestly i really dont believe anyone above the age of 40 or so can understand people like us.
>I don't understand the point of going there in person
there's this myth that "the employer will be more likely to hire you if they see you in person" which is not true because they only care about what's written on your paper 90% of the times. still i think that going to the place is person is better just because it's an excuse to get out of the house. but it doesn't magically make you more likely to get the job like boomers say
>I don't understand why they need to be bone-crushingly firm
it's a proof of your resolve! i guess. i dont really get it either.