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The title is the question. Essentially, I’ve already watched both seasons of the anime and I’m now getting to the light novels. I’m almost done with ln 2 but when I went to check out all light novels 1-4 from my local library, they didn’t have ln 3. It’d be a week before I’d finally be able to get it if I decide to read it instead of skipping to ln 4. To be honest though, I’m really impatient and seriously debating it. I technically already know what happens because I’ve watched the anime, but I also enjoy seeing MaoMao’s perspective on things. So I wanna know if I should wait the week to read it or just move on ahead to ln 4. Does anything super eventful happen in ln 3 which isn’t accurate

Whenever I see people share their workout routines online, they’re always doing 2-3 different workouts for each muscle group, cumulating into 10 different exercises for one part of the body. I feel like my routine is pretty simple and want to know if I’m doing enough to eventually have defined arms, legs, etc. and properly train each.

For reference, rather than dedicating a certain day of the week to a certain muscle group, I’ll just do day of arms, day of back/abs, day of legs, rest, and then repeat.

Each weight for each exercise is the max I can currently do with good form

Arms
-4x12 arm raises 10lb
-3x7 hammerhead curls 20 lbs
-converging chest press 3x7 50lbs
-cable tr

I’m sure that plenty of people have discussed this before, but the conversation you have with Johnny in the oil fields during the Chippin’ In quest is so heartwarming. (If you choose options that aren’t like “Johnny you’re a fuckin’ dick” of course).

You start off the game hating Johnny because, of course, who wouldn’t, he’s this legend invading your subconscious and slowly killing you. Then, throughout the game, you really get used to his presence and begin to tolerate him a bit more (even if he never stops ranting about how much he hates corpos or Arasaka). Especially if you’re trying to get all the achievements like I’m currently doing, thus spending lotssss of time hearing the quips he

The title is the question. I’m not sure how many other people have asked this, but it seems like those questions I’m missing are what’s bringing my r/w score down the most on practice tests. I know there’s SAT flashcards available but those sets tend to have so many words on them that it’s hard to learn them all.

If you’ve been able to get your vocabulary section of the test up, how have you been able to do it?

My ex (18F) and I (17F) broke up in late February of this year. We lasted for about 6 months and while we initially planned on staying friends, that did not last. She began to post passive aggressive things about me on her main social media accounts which our mutual friends follow, would discuss the break up and bad qualities of mine with mutual friends, and over the course of several weeks slowly blocked me on everything. Theres much more to this but to say the least, she did not handle the breakup well, I was afraid I was going to lose my friends for a while, and reflecting on the relationship has led me to realize that it wasn’t as great as I thought it was. We’re both very young and thi

My ex (18F) and I (17F) broke up in late February of this year. We lasted for about 6 months and while we initially planned on staying friends, that did not last. She began to post passive aggressive things about me on her main social media accounts which our mutual friends follow, would discuss the break up and bad qualities of mine with mutual friends, and over the course of several weeks slowly blocked me on everything. Theres much more to this but to say the least, she did not handle the breakup well, I was afraid I was going to lose my friends for a while, and reflecting on the relationship has led me to realize that it wasn’t as great as I thought it was. We’re both very young and thi

My ex (18F) and I (17F) broke up in late February of this year. We lasted for about 6 months and while we initially planned on staying friends, that did not last. She began to post passive aggressive things about me on her main social media accounts which our mutual friends follow, would discuss the break up and bad qualities of mine with mutual friends, and over the course of several weeks slowly blocked me on everything. Theres much more to this but to say the least, she did not handle the breakup well, I was afraid I was going to lose my friends for a while, and reflecting on the relationship has led me to realize that it wasn’t as great as I thought it was. We’re both very young and thi

Several days ago my girlfriend and I broke up due to a mix of external factors. We’re both girls, pretty young, and we dated for almost 5 months. We want more than anything to stay friends but are trying to figure out how to navigate that. We know about the wlw stereotype of staying friends and that it’s a very real possibility to, but most of the posts I see on Reddit about exes staying friends are directed towards hetero people. The general consensus on such posts is wait 3 months-a year and either slowly enter in each others lives or never talk again. Saying that we do NOT want to do that is an understatement because we both mean a lot to each other and we’re both an important part of eac

So there’s this girl who I always thought was super attractive but at the time she said she was straight. She’s also friends with a lot of my friends (we actually met through mutuals at events) but we didn’t talk super regularly beforehand. But a couple months later she came out of the closet and asked me out on a first date, and since then we’ve been going on pretty regular dates. I love talking to her! She’s a very interesting and sweet person, and our interests intersect pretty well. Whenever we start a conversation about something, we’re still talking hours later like the time passes by in a blip. She’s also very supportive of whatever I do/goals I have regardless of if those goals are