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Today I went to the local doctor's clinic and in the waiting room there was an old tribal lady from the villages nearby sitting beside me. She drank some water from her bottle and then spitted all of it behind the bench we were sitting on, some of it also splashed my legs :welp:

Thank you for those people who helped me to buy a new computer, I won't let down these kids, I'm truly indebted to you all people 🙏❤

https://
schoolforafrica.org/ schoolforafrica.org/

Maybe it is ok being kinda short. Tall guys have to bend over for hugs and get
nothing but shoulder. I get full on squishy boob
-SphincterInk, Dec 2014
whenever i tell people that my big brother is severely handicapped, as in...

- cerebral paresis
- blind
- wheelchair bound
- non-verbal

...i.e. what is less politely described as a "vegetable", they always say "oh, that must be terrible!"

and, well, of course it was terrible for my parents to have to come to terms with that. many tears and uphill struggles.

but he was my big brother. he was always that way. that's just who my big brother was, and you know how it is with kids. whatever they grow up with is normal.

i remember having a new friend over for the first time, and my brother was going "uhh... uhh... uuuuuhhhhhh" and rocking back and forth in his wheelchair as he usually does, and my friend kind of looked sideways and said "uhm..." and i had to tell him it's just how it is, this is normal for me, etc.

I don't think there is a problem of fake degrees anywhere else?

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