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nervedeep

Sorry I can’t hangout tonight I’m due to descend into madness

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Czech music class at elementary featured such iconic songs, such as:

a guy saving a broken angel from the ruins of a church, helping them rise again

the cryptid at Moravia's bog

a guy being hanged for drunkenly getting into fights

a madman's lullaby

a man wanting to kill his goat

a guy who killed two men and committed suicide after burying them

three lemons surviving a boat crash

the US' civil war and about the nonsense of warfare

a wildfire

a horse falling in love

the existential crisis of growing up and the never ending flow of time

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• a queen singing about how the king told her he’s lovesick and his pride was only pretend

• wondering where the lovers go hide in a castle where love’s forbidden

• a guy travelling north to find gold for his love and slowly dying and digging his own grave

• merry bandits singing about robbing people and hiding behind and in front of oaks

utopians

Has anyone else noticed that it's bad

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rubythecrimsonwriter

I think people need to tell more kids that they're proud of them for graduating high school. I'm absolutely dead serious, especially now. I can see the graduating high schoolers surrounding me right now are burned out and traumatized and depressed, and they've undoubtedly had a much, much harder time in high school than I ever had, and I had some pretty shitty high school experiences.

I graduated high school with no more acknowledgement than the standard "congrats on surviving another year of school!" And immediately followed by "have you finished all your scholarship applications?" That was fine for me. I knew i wanted to go to college, I was set and ready for it, eager to get out of high school into more challenging courses.

But if I just finished high school after two years of fighting through online courses and no one acknowledged the battles I went through? If I was as burnt out and traumatized as these kids are right now? I'd have never have gone to college.

So for everyone graduating high school, even if you barely scraped by passing: I see you. I'm proud of you. You did such a good job. I wish you success in what you try to do, fortune enough to keep you safe and happy, and health always.