Someone here in the community asked me how they should ask out a girl that's out of their league, who they haven't talked to before. I am a rizzless chud, so I thought I'd pass on this question in the community to see if anybody has any thoughts.

I feel like I haven't said a proper goodbye. I will be leaving this community, maybe not forever, but I have to really lock in in school rn. @Alan P Thank you for always being here and listening to me AND OFC HELPING!! Love u mamas. @Gerber S You have been the cap to my bottle, thank you for helping me, love youuu. @Falaq Binte Yousaf You have been a very funny twin, love you too twin. @Sruthi Gudimella and @Thanesh Mugu Ive always secretly shipped you guys, youd be cute together lol. Love you sruthi and ill hypnotise you again unc. I might havent said a few ppls names but know i love yall too 🥹 I will most likely check in every once and again but just for now i wanted to say bye... I will let yall know my score tho!!! ANYWHO bye everybody

I was thinking about getting more games on my calc but idk what to drop some suggestions!

Because I always have to send this dm, I thought I would just make a post: The Core Strat: Accuracy Over Speed Do NOT read faster: Trying to speed-read ruins your accuracy. Grabbing the "main idea" from a quick skim is way harder than it sounds. The real trick: Fully understand every single line. Get exactly what the text is saying the first time so you don't waste time rereading. Emergency fallback: If you are totally running out of time (this doesn't work 100% of the time, but it helps), read the first line and the last line to get the general idea, and just skim the middle. How to Train Read heavy texts: Practice with dense reading material, like articles from Nature. Annotate and summarize: If you can make clear annotations and write the simplest but strongest summaries for those dense articles, the SAT passages will not be nearly as bad. The Test-Day Execution Plan You have to make the test work for you by creating the easiest test possible. YES, skip questions! Here is the exact order to tackle the test: Phase 1: The Quick Points: Do all the vocab, grammar, transitions, and student notes questions first. Try to get 100% accuracy here. When you finish these, you will be left with a LOT of time. Phase 2: The Vibe Check: Go to the comprehension questions. Gauge the difficulty and length of the passage. If it seems short or the question looks easy, do it. Phase 3: Highlight & Bail: If a reading question is taking a lil longer, just leave your highlights on the text and move on immediately. Tackling the Leftovers Save the super long questions for the end. Usually, I am left with something like 2 graph/chart questions, 1 long passage, and 1 dual comprehension question. I like to attack them in this order: First, Graphs/Charts: These take time because you have to read both the visual and the text. Next, The Long Passage: it already has my highlights, so I can just read those highlights and choose the best answer. Last, Dual Comprehension: because I just hate them but they r easy to guess on

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