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By far the single most important event in my life is meeting the woman who would become my wife. I never shut up about her, I never stop thinking about her, and I just want to take her everywhere because I love her so much.
We met on Tinder. We talked briefly and then the conversation ended. If you've ever been on dating apps, you know that normally, if a conversation dies, it means you'll never hear from that person again. I remember feeling sad the conversation ended so I messaged her and something amazing happened. She replied and I knew she was different.
We were married within six months of meeting each other. When you know, you know. It also helps that we were both in our thirties, I
I'm a sixth grade science teacher at a public school in Florida but this will be my eleventh and final year teaching, in a few months I'll be gone for good. It's a real shame too because I really love science and I really love teaching.
I'm working a part time job as a cashier at Office Depot in addition to full time teaching, and I'm a lifelong insomniac, so I don't have a lot of energy leftover to manage the classroom. But does it really matter? I'm leaving.
I should have never become a teacher in the first place, the past eleven years have all been wasted. I'm too much of a pushover, I have been my entire life Kids walk all over me. I can't be strict, it's just not in my personality.
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Hello I'm a certified teacher at a public school, 6th grade science, in Palm Beach County, Florida. Recently rents everywhere here have been spiking out of control mostly due to increased demand (I don't want to blame people from New York but that's who it seems is moving here in the largest numbers, perhaps they dislike all the covid restrictions). We are looking at an astonishing $600 to $800 rent increase when my wife and I renew our lease if the current market keeps up. Now I really like where I live and I don't want to move, so I'm considering getting a part-time job to help pay rent, and I figured tutoring is the most natural part-time job I could pick. I already put up some flyers aro





