Let’s play this out.
Let’s say you skip the MMR shot for your kid. He catches measles at school.
A kindergartner down the hall is between chemo treatments for leukemia. Her doctors can’t vaccinate her, no matter how much they want to.
Measles floats in that classroom’s air for two hours after your son leaves, so she never has to be in the room with him to catch it.
Her immune system can’t fight off what a healthy kid’s body handles in a week.
Same danger for the six-month-old child down the street, because they’re too young for their first dose.
They’re only alive because everyone else in that building stayed vaccinated.
One infected kid in a full room can infect twenty others. No common infectious disease spreads faster.
Your decision about your own child just endangered other people’s children.
This poor child is dead in Texas because her parents are idiots who think they’re smart.
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Final Thoughts: Overall, the writing is fantastic—I can always tell when an author started in Fanfiction because their writing is leagues better than 90% of traditional authors and this was no exception—& the story is compelling, BUT be aware that this isn’t a sunshiney romance.
Room For Improvement: There was so much information about Lili’s thesis! Like a truly mind-numbing amount. It didn’t really benefit the story and was just sort of boring unless you’re really into economics. Personal preference but I would’ve loved an epilogue!
I finally get a request for a phone screen for a job and the interviewer ghosts me. Then when I email the company asking what happened/if they need to
reschedule, they don’t respond for 2 weeks…and then they send me an automated rejection email today 🙃
I’ve just learned about college mascot reveal season and I urgently need a romance novel about two students who are the mascot and fall in love between coordinating appearances
can we all agree that the most unrealistic part of job searching is pretending you’re “passionate” about a company you just learned existed yesterday. 😂
you are correct: this is an example of how language is manipulated for political reasons.
obviously, these underaged girls in ICE facilities did not impregnate themselves. rape is not even mentioned. instead, the girls "test positive for pregnancy" as if it has been solely their own responsibility. what an insult to common sense as well as morality.