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This tik tok is so relatable to my current math experience. Geometry seems so simple, but proofs can be the end of you, trying to prove such simple things with complicated steps.

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This meme is so relatable because I know that everyone “signs their life away” when agreeing to the terms and conditions because they never read.

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Wordle has become the newest social thing. Everyone has to do it, and I wait everyday trying to beat my parents :)

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This meme is so relatable to the ratio of school to sleep. School feels so long and then homework and studying takes so long, but then sleeping for the same amount it almost feels like minutes versus hours.

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This meme is so funny. I remember thinking of this during the time of the holidays and what the new year would hold, but everything seems to be going pretty well this year, even with covid.

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This is another simulation to my current math situation. As much as I like the class, some or most of the skills I am learning are not useful at all in the real world. I mean how many transversals am I going to need to calculate?

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During Covid, I took on a huge liking for origami, because it was so simple to create especially during the online classes. I found a great kit from one of my siblings where you can color the pages, and then fold them into corresponding figures. I enjoyed it very much, and this kept me entertained for a good time.

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Over the past few months and basically the entire year, I could not say that anything has been more influential than my (dance) friends. I feel as though I have found my people and that I would not last without them. They know my every kink and every move, and they make me feel like me. I physically cannot imagine a world without them. They are s amazing, pretty, funny, kind, and all in all some of the best people I have ever met. I love them and I hope I continue to keep them in my life. They have gotten me through good times, bad times, weird times, and times where we can’t even leave our homes. They are my other people, and the better pieces of me ❤️.

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Gas prices are constantly getting higher and higher, almost to the point where it is unaffordable to continue to drive, but there’s no way for us to get around.

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There is a dry rose

Another falling petal

Side by side drifting

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Amber Heard makes this situation almost comical. She copies Depp’s every act and her lawyer even objectified himself. The situations Depp had to go through, and the amount of abuse he received and even later receiving hate, is unfair.

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For the pandemic, my entire life changed. I was stuck at home, couldn’t see any of my family or friends, and had to hope that when my mom went to the grocery store every week that she wouldn’t get sick. The day after school was let out, my family and family friends fled to North Carolina. Watching the headlines, we were concerned when the national cases were reaching the 50s. Then, the entire country was shut down. We were worried we would be stuck in North Carolina. I tried talking to my friends, who were all still ecstatic from the fact that we were getting a “3 week long spring break”. I even remember my teacher, Mrs. Balzano, yelling at a student who was getting everything out of her locker. She claimed that we would come back quickly and everything would be normal. Surely she was wrong, and our chants of happiness were totally underestimating the true severity of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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During the pandemic and still continuously I danced. I picked up dancing when I was 3, but when the pandemic came, my studio had to switch to online. I had to install a ballet barre in my extra room and have a full setup that could have enough space for me to move mostly freely. We were online practicing and working on technique from March 2020 to November 2020, until we had to switch locations, where I still dance every day.