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Goodnight tutor. See you tomorrow.

Bought the comic series pack of 24 for 430k after discount and free shipping. So freaking cheap! And they are NEW!

I read very fast and often skim. Buying expensive books is very wasteful. Books are for reading, not for displaying to me. That’s why the reading room should be for actual readers only.

My gray TV channel has better melodies and lyrics than all blackpink’s songs combined.

Well everyone knows if you repeat something many times enough, it starts to feel like melodic and intentional. But it's not. These Kpop people really need to learn how to write songs that have actual meaning.

I actually want to buy the English comic book series I found at the bookstore yesterday. Found a good deal as a bulk. But I’m worried about storing them.

My former tech friend cried about not being able to find someone with the same interests. His interests are dogs and games. And while a lot of people like pets. He is also living in one of the strongest countries in game industry in terms of labor force. And half of them are women. Yes, women are not minorities in game or STEM here because having a real job is a requirement in a non-welfare country. Instead, he listed his favorite TV shows (didn't pry, accidentally saw it) and then blamed the app and people use it superficial.

I think the same about tech girls who read fiction and cry about not finding sensitive men with the same interests. They never lurk around the literature or art departments for some reason. And they look down on casual readers who are less likely to invalidate them. No, they need the perfect match of the sophistication, but without having their own differences. Cuz that takes a toll again.

There are many artsy guys like astronomy. They often read “pale blue dot”. I never liked Carl Sagan. There are too many unnecessary words in each and every sentence. Impossible to skim. With “A brief history of time”, I simply didn't care for the math.

Astronomy artsy guys cry at night that their interest is too niche they can't find a soulmate. Yet, I've never seen them date STEM gals or at least attempted to. Unlike me, I took tours around every tech company. Their employee often wore cargo shorts and acted like it was a zoo when I walked by. None was handsome.

But still. There are a hundred times more chances that I would be able to find someone very smart in STEM than in art. It's not like they are good at both math and drawing, but they choose passion instead. It's often the case that they can't go for any other major but also have been drawing since kids. I didn't even bother to look at them. Some people felt extremely excited, because they thought, finally they found another artist. That's double offensive. My sister thought I was too mean.

Anyway. Those boys actually don't want someone who has the same special interests as them. They want someone who doesn't know about those topics at all, so they can act like the misunderstood and sophisticated ones. Because the thing about discussing the same topic is that they will have to go back to the winner-loser system. That can really take a toll on their “love”.

I mean. If I really care about my boyfriend’s playlist not indie enough. I will then have to worry about my association with Stephen Hawking, too.

The quantum physics for dummies book was quite expensive so I would rather stay uneducated.

I just came from the bookstore. It still sucked. I also went through a comic book and read half of it. I think we should make the reading room all nonfiction.

Well surely no one can argue about someone else’s integrity because we have no evidence for it. Competence, however…