#can't do math

[musicandi]

Joining the Tag Cleanse

Using this because this cast is adorable. I don't care what anyone says.

[lovelyblep]

My assessment of them

[crunchworldsupreme]

Skrunchy 8

[incorrectqueenborhapquotes]

Freddie: The risk we took was carefully calculated.

Brian: WE ALMOST DIED!

Freddie: I never said I was good at math

[shopcat]

i transferred my last 18 dollars to savings so the bills that come out just overcharge and then i can. i don't know. have 18 dollars. HELP.

[astraiforests]

every day i count on my fingers to figure out when my dog can have his every-8-hours-as-needed medicine and every day i become more of a parody of myself

[rainagaintomorrow]

TOP/BOTTOM/SWITCH BINGO

AKA You know you're a switch when... You score pretty heavily in both top/bottom and get double bingo in vers.

@dark-muse-iris tagged me and honestly I'm laughing at both of our responses. I love these kinds of games, even if I'm outing myself and all my secrets.

I'm tagging: @sunfloweraudio @mambamoo @bubbleteabri @moonythejedi394 and any of my other mutuals!

[moisette]

Math

I'll start off with I can do basic math. I can add, subtract, multiply and divide. I don't know fractions or percents or algebra or anything else. I dropped out of school due to my depression and Agoraphobia. But I had failed in math, and was to be held back. I tried to do math right. I really did. I got my GED a few years ago, and I went to class every day from 6 AM to 1 PM and did nothing but math. I couldn't seem to get it, no matter how hard I tried. I did pass my GED test, but by one answer. Everyone was so proud of me, but I don't feel happier, especially passing the math by one lucky guess. I put my all into studying and still nearly failed AGAIN. I had two teachers basically give up on me. One was in school and he tried to explain this problem to me, and I said "I don't get it." and he said "Then I guess I can't teach you." And it hurt my feelings so bad. The other tried to help me, but she pulled my mom aside and said "She just doesn't get it." which made me go to the bathroom and cry. I don't think she knew I had heard what she said. In school, I had mostly A's and B's. But math was a C or D. I got above average in reading for my GED test. I did great on the other subjects for my GED test too. But I didn't learn the math. And I remember none of it. And I got lucky. It hurts to see people doing math and saying math is easy when I try hard to get it right, and can't. It's like shoving a round block through a square hole. You can try as hard as you can, but it's not going to fit.