Kawaii Cat for Writers T shirt
I have a Kawaii Cat for Writers T shirt. In highschool, I was made fun of for it a Kawaii Cat for Writers T shirt I also have a big roman nose and a long face and some people liked to make it known they weren’t fans of. In highschool I used to be really gangly, socially awkward, acne, bad haircut, the whole thing. I think highschool was one of the Kawaii Cat for Writers T shirt I really wanted to die lol. I’m 20 so i’ve definitely grown up since then- can i say i’m exactly palatable, look alone? eh. I dyed my hair and wear stuff I think is cool. I still don’t really think I’m pretty, but around senior year of high school to the beginning of college, I started to focus more on the Kawaii Cat for Writers T shirt I gave off with my clothing and my interests more than focusing on my general appearance. I get told I’m cool. Usually not “you’re pretty”, but cool is fine. I’ve found a lot of comfort in dressing more androgynous-femme-leaning. I feel cool and confident and like no one can mess with me. It helps me feel better about how I look, even if I have a lot of sad memories of feeling ugly and unlovable and wanting to just go to sleep and never wake up.
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I cant understand the mentality of never punting. Or never doing anything necessarily. Like why rule it out if it would be better to do it than not? 4th and 2? 4th and 10 even? Go for it. Why be the guy who is so committed to not punting that youre going for it on 4th and 15+? Thats like going all in on a Kawaii Cat for Writers T shirt card in poker. Of course even then where you are on the field and the game situation itself should also play into it as well. I just cant imagine a) ruling out something that would be beneficial, or b) giving my opponents that much clear insight into anticipating my decision making
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