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https://olgply.com/ *in zora voice* (oh nooo... a pirate website... noo)

i am scared of romance. not like "oooh romance bad no one fall in love ever" but like in a way that if someone had a crush on me i'd probably be sitting in bed stressing about what this could mean for days it's so foreign to me in some ways like, i've kinda gotten the gist now, but that took: a) research; b) a desperate attempt at asking the reddit population; and c) irl experiences and also the fact that i dont think about it often unless im musing bout my lack thereof. i have hobbies and homework to do, im not gonna sit there thinking of stuff like that when there's a perfectly good book i haven't read yet or a TV series to rewatch or drawing ideas to make real

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nah. i just consider myself less burdened with things like romance (which IMO is a positive, i know ppl who worry a lot bout romance n being singlee) im personally happy with who i am (aside from internal me-issues like my inability to socialize which i am working on) and i feel like romance just makin my life harder (the few times i have been associated with the words "date" "crush" and other such adjectives i was stressed almost every day so yeahhhh no) im very big on platonic and super deep friendships. i try to be very out there n social (but it's rlly hard with bein autistic n stuff) and i like the people im hanging out with. i like to think i feel love, but not in the way ppl expect, and certainly not towards everyone romance ive tried to reject a lot of advances bc i simply dont understand it/am scared of it (not bc romance bad but because if you dont understand smth its reasonable to be scared of possibilities which you don't like [kissing, being referred to as someone's girlfriend, list goes on]), which sometimes i wonder if it's cruel or not to be forced in the position of rejection but then i remember that love (any kind) is a two way contract. if one side isn't happy, it won't work. overall, i think aromantic stuff isn't evil. it's a bit of a pain to deal with the fact you struggle to understand these things and that may affect ur relationships with other, but if you learn to live with it, it's a pretty neat feature!

my brain decided this is peak humour pls have

omg! cbc! this is so cool tho! the book sounds cool!

lots of kids shows and i've noticed that apparently your average teenager won't start listing "the ghost and molly mcgee" as their favorite shows n all im also into roblox so thats its own thing - (anyways, a thing ive pasted)

bruh I LOVE AJRRRRR BEST BANNDDDDDD did u hear the dj is crying for help n some of the newer songs? so cool! i love ok orchestra n neotheater too!

lol it was for a project about the history of the projector (which is also very ironic lol, since this is a partner project and we decided on projector bc it was an option and there is one sitting in front of use always) am i 12? no, im not. i do think im a child at heart tho. im like 15. i have very unconventional likes and interests from most of the ppl i go to school with

In 1999,[6] digital cinema projectors were being tried out in some movie theatres. These early projectors played the movie stored on a computer, and sent to the projector electronically. Due to their relatively low resolution (usually only 2K) compared to later digital cinema systems, the images at the time had visible pixels. By 2006, the advent of much higher 4K resolution digital projection reduced pixel visibility. The systems became more compact over time. By 2009, movie theatres started replacing film projectors with digital projectors. In 2013, it was estimated that 92% of movie theatres in the United States had converted to digital, with 8% still playing film. In 2014, numerous popular filmmakers—including Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan—lobbied large studios to commit to purchase a minimum amount of 35 mm film from Kodak. The decision ensured that Kodak's 35 mm film production would continue for several years.[7] Although usually more expensive than film projectors, high-resolution digital projectors offer many advantages over traditional film units. For example, digital projectors contain no moving parts except fans, can be operated remotely, are relatively compact and have no film to break, scratch or change reels of. They also allow for much easier, less expensive, and more reliable storage and distribution of content. All-electronic distribution eliminates all physical media shipments. There is also the ability to display live broadcasts in theaters equipped to do so.

lucky you guys :/ we had a normal school day it got rlly bad during the end of school

currently, no did my math test today, yesterday was science (but that shit was mad ez, snell's law is SUPER simple) and today was an entire math unit test (harder)

im A User on there, same as here tho pfp is different

"Q: Why does my ass hurt?"

im neither of those (tho britain sounds like a fun place) i forget that allo people exist too i know a bunch of decent straight ppl

summer? SUMMER? IN DECEMBER??

so close... yet so far...

welcome! anyways hi ppl

Thankfully it's not gotten to that point, and I'd 100% tell someone if that were the case I can't exactly tell what the nature is rn tbh. It's a mix of romantic and smth else that I can't grasp (maybe sexual but it's very much romantic IMO) but if anything were to happen I'd prolly tell my science teacher or go to the office

Welp. I got bothered about it again (like 3 times today, it was a field trip today so more time to bother me ig). Time to draft a rejection speech to 4-5 people all at once! despite everything, they (at this point im using they to refer to most boys in my science class because sometimes it's only one person, sometimes 2, sometimes i get trapped in circle of 4 outside while my teacher does a headcount) still want me to give my insta and talk with him there was one time today in which they asked if some girl was hot (she did look nice aesthetically, but since my mind loves equating hot with aesthetic, then i couldn't exactly give them a good answer) and im convinced they thought for that one second i was a lesbian when i said (what i think came off as) no, they just kept going with then whole "A reallys wants you" thing the phrasing scares me because it's too vague to tell me squat about how he wants me, or what part of me he wants somehow, when i try to say something equivalent of no, words stop forming and i just stand there doing nothing at this point i am now wildly considering telling a teacher but how am i supposed to ensure that i don't get hate bombed in the process? the bigger question that's been entering and exiting my brain is: what made A attracted to me in the first place? what aspect of me does he like? we'd never talked at all prior to this drama, and i don't do anything suggestive to cause anything to happen. imo, i'm more of a blend in kinda guy. like. i'm so severely curious what he sees in me that i am clearly missing. i might ask the boys this one (if words can finally appear)