Venting Thread (Don't break the rules tho, keep it civil and shit this isn't a place to be all like "hey this guy on the forums really pisses me off" it should be about other shit)

Off-Topic (Thronepass)
#1824

Oh that’s gross

#1825

Hey orange, of course
Shake my imaginary hand to seal the deal

#1826

This sounds like a trap

#1827

shake their hand noob

#1828

i will start venting in 5 mins

#1829

I also accept a friendly nod

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#1830

1 hour later

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#1831

Almost 3 hours later

#1832

Maybe he has nothing to vent about. :smile:

#1833

the venting was so pure and unbound it didn’t come out as posts, it came out as a stream of negativitiy slurry

#1834

Oof

#1835

Oh my gosh that’s a strong vent right there.
Remember to obey the forum guidelines

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#1836

I was getting back from class when I tripped on the road and almost got ran over by a car. I’m fine with only a few scrapes

#1837

I relate - glad you ain’t hospitalized or worse :slight_smile:

#1838

Seldomly a memory from 2017 comes to my head.
Where my father told me that my mother already gave up on me, but that he still “had hope”.
I wondered to this day if it was true, or if he tried to gaslight me on the heat of the discussion.
But the more I think about it,
both seem to be true.

Why are they so hopeless on me? What have I done?
Also seems like they have a legitimate discredit on me for not turning on how they wanted me to be.
It doesn’t matter if I’m good at what I’m good at, it doesn’t matter, because it is not what they expected.
I think it is the main motive I live better alone than when they visit me. I don’t care about not being cared at all, but being treated like a failure hurts so much.
Or maybe what I’m good at holds no value at all, which would make me straight useless.

Positivity Thread (To counteract the karmic imbalance caused by the Venting Thread)
#1839

That would be incredibly hard to accomplish

#1840

What I have is “ah, nice” but objectively hard to apply in any relevant non-hobbyistic situation
The most useful would be being good at math? But still I’m not anything that shines because it’s the knowledge of a high school student.

#1841

I’m not convinced that being good at math is anywhere close to the “most useful” thing you could be good it. In school, maybe, but you have a lifetime after that you have to take into account as well.

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#1842

i had a whole blurb here about that but i decided to scrap it down to the tl;dr

basically, while yes math itself isnt particularly good at any one individual thing, a lot of the stuff that comes with learning math can transfer over pretty well to a lot of different places.
also a lot of the higher math classes are super chill

#1843

But you don’t need to be inherently good at it to learn useful things from the process of learning it

Hell, by that measure being bad at math gives you an advantage (provided you don’t give up)