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yo... my mom put a 2-lb steak out on the counter to thaw and went to take a nap. .......... ....... woke up and it was gone. dog ate it

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part deux: finally moving the midpoint of the story to the 1/3 point, as it has been nagging you to do for years

writer milestone: finally letting go of a subplot that hasn't been working for years

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obviously kids shouldn't work at the expense of their education. but. on the other hand. if i could play devil's advocate. in another ditch. the other side of the coin.

preventing kids from holding jobs at all is also damaging to their education.

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writer milestone: finally letting go of a subplot that hasn't been working for years

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'In the 1850s and 1860s, the psychological aspect of the child’s developmental narrative became more pronounced, in a series of disputes between parents and third parties of different religions.

Most of these cases involved a dispute between a Roman Catholic and a Protestant. Whereas eighteenth-century courts explicitly favored parents who would rear their children in the Church of England (in fact it was illegal until the early 1800s to educate children as Catholics), nineteenth-century courts rejected attempts by litigating parents to appeal to anti-Catholic prejudice. Thus, for example, in Talbot v. The Earl of Shrewsbury, 41 Eng. Rep. 259, 265 (1840), the court, in awarding custody to a Catholic rather than to a Protestant, noted that “the law is now changed,” and declared that the choice between the two religions mattered less than that the child believe firmly in one or the other:

“Everyone must admit that it would be the most fatal thing in the world for a child not to have a religious education."'

- Sarah Abramowicz, Adoption and the Limits of Contract In Victorian Adoption Case Law and George Eliot's 'Silas Marner'

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”Don’t get married under 30! You’re still a baby uwu” “She’s having kids at 25? Lowkey a teen pregnancy??? I bet your husband forced her to do that.” Girl maybe the reason why you feel like that’s young is because you’re stuck in high school and think the goal of your youth is to run from responsibility until you suddenly, through no personal effort of your own, wake up a Wise and Enlightened Adult at age 38. You aren’t 17 anymore. Live like it.

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looking for opinions both from americans and non-americans: what would you consider to be the big 4 american cities in terms of like, vibes-based cultural impact?

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drawing people i see in the city (5/?)

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Is it okay to not like eating bread or grains and be a Christian?

I don't even like "good bread" and I am basically harassed about it on the daily.

And grains mess with my blood sugar and make me insatiable, no matter how much fats or proteins I eat with them. I drink enough water that people call me " little water girl!" So me not feeling good on grains is not dehydration either. I drink a gallon of water a day. I drink other things like juice or energy drinks, but I do not count them in my fluid intake as they are not water.

I have seen and asked several doctors, and they say, "Then don't eat grains or bread"

It's gotten to the point I don't leave the house except for work, and I don't want to go to church anymore.

Yes, it's okay. If people at church are harassing you about grains, find a better church.

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cannot recommend highly enough having one big document you can access on both your laptop and your phone dedicated to typing up any little scene that pops into your head regardless of when it happens in the story

because when you go in to rearrange it all according to chronology, you'll realize "......what if I put this conversation at the END instead of the BEGINNING?"

and voila

you've got the start-to-finish character arc that's been plaguing you for the past 6 months

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Readers and writers alike: What’s your take on the “Character was secretly a ghost/hallucination/not real the entire time!” trope? Do you hate or love it no matter where it shows up, or does it depend on how it’s executed? Along that line, how should this trope be executed to avoid being confusing or cliché?

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Reading Diarmaid MacCulloch's THE REFORMATION and he says in the 16th century "the princes of Transylvania emerged as the champions of a militant Reformed Protestantism" chaps we could have had Calvinist Dracula

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ohh you think dante's inferno is "basically fanfic"? should we tell everybody? should we throw a party? should we call cassandra clare

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The BEST name for an Amillenial eschatology book would be "I Left the Rapture Behind"

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you listen to epic the musical for the memes and to insert reaction video jokes into it; I listen to it to master every vocal performance and experience emotional damage. we are not the same

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That fuckin smile at the end