Mr Stuff

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[Mr Stuff @mrstuff98]

Me going to office

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For the first time, she was the one who couldn't answer immediately.
Then she smiled and said,
“Yuto, you're finally learning how to be brave.”

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If I get a girlfriend before graduation, will you go on a date with me, Sensei?”
I said it as a joke to my 25-year-old private tutor.

I was 19, painfully shy, and had never even held a girl's hand.

Her name was Rina.................

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I looked at her and said,
“I haven't found one yet.”
She tilted her head.
“Then I guess our deal is still unfinished.”
I gathered my courage.
“Sensei… would you consider going on that date yourself?”

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George Floyd and Charlie Kirk are not interchangeable examples of political violence, and pretending otherwise is intellectually dishonest.

George Floyd’s death became the center of a nationwide political movement, followed by riots, looting, destruction, and widespread public unrest. Charlie Kirk was assassinated in broad daylight while speaking to an audience. The circumstances, public reactions, and political aftermath are fundamentally different.

You can condemn jokes about Charlie Kirk without pretending the two situations are morally or historically identical. You can also criticize the glorification of George Floyd without excusing anyone’s death.

Consistency doesn't mean pretending every tragedy is the same. It means applying the same basic principles without political favoritism.

And conservatives who abandon their own arguments just to satisfy the other side aren't defending consistency. They're surrendering it.

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Sometimes what looks like kindness is just someone choosing not to react. And sometimes what looks like coldness is simply self-protection.

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It’s been a while, and honestly, I never expected to have to explain myself like this.
Lately, I’ve noticed how quickly people turn assumptions into facts. A small misunderstanding becomes a rumor, a rumor becomes a story, and eventually everyone starts repeating something that was never actually confirmed.

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I'm not trying to be the bigger person, and I'm certainly not looking for sympathy. I'm simply setting boundaries, protecting my peace, and making sure my side of the story doesn't get buried under someone else's version of events.

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Most dangerous weapon in the world is women, even the Nvidia Ceo fall in love with the Chinese spy

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I changed the cleaning time, added rubber protectors to my furniture, and promised it wouldn't happen again. But the funniest part? My neighbor had been losing sleep for five months because of a machine I had completely forgotten I owned.

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I received a complaint from my downstairs neighbor about strange noises coming from my apartment every night at 2 a.m.
At first, I was confused. I live alone, go to bed at 11, and barely make any noise. But she insisted it had been happening for months. When I finally visited her, she played a recording from the previous night. There was a strange humming sound followed by several loud knocks. I couldn't explain it.

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The vacuum was bumping into furniture, changing direction, and making all that noise while my neighbor was trying to sleep. I felt terrible. The next morning, I bought her some sweets, showed her the app, and apologized. She laughed when she saw the schedule.