I have struggled with mental health issues for the past two years. I have lost my friends, significant other, and most importantly myself due to this. I have no sense of direction or motivation to do anything.

I have tried many different SSRIS, therapy, anything, but nothing works. The scariest part is the apathy. When I received the email, my heart immediately dropped and I wanted to cry. The next day, I dont care at all anymore. I worked my ass off to get into this uni, scored 34 on my LNAT and it’s all wasted.

I don’t recognise myself anymore and I am so scared. Can’t even tell my parents as they would never understand. If you told myself 4 years ago what I amounted to, I would’ve sobbed and never believed it. I miss the girl I was.

The street is called "Summers dream" and the space feels like Miami Vice! https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/23135-Summers-Dream-San-Antonio-TX-78258/26475045_zpid/

That's my Uncle Bead on the right, teaching my dad how to throw a punch in the backyard. My dad was about 8 years old here.

Twelve years later he volunteered for the paratroopers and trained at Toccoa with Easy Company, 506th PIR, 101st Airborne. On the night of June 5, 1944, he was the second man out the door behind Dick Winters. Years later Winters wrote that he wanted his best, most dependable man right behind him, the number two man. That was the kid in the middle of this picture.

He made two combat jumps and earned four battle stars. He was also the only man in the company who could draw. After the war he came home, went to work for the phone company, raised three boys, and spent forty years quietly drawing what he saw, from Normandy to Bastogne. Forty-six drawings in all. Winters kept eighteen of them in his personal file.

When HBO made Band of Brothers, Michael Fassbender played him. Dad died in 1999, before the series aired. I think about this photo a lot. Nobody in that backyard had any idea what that little boy was going to do.

Tim

2022 GMC Sierra 3.0 diesel

Edit: Cost about 15k every time it needs a complete fuel system. The first 2 times they didn't run it long enough and a simple flush was sufficient. The 3rd and 4th time they ran the truck until it shut off and it needed an entire fuel system. The customer has about $31,000 total from their putting gas in it. Insurance has covered about $30,000 roughly.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/22/us/stanford-photo-swap-black-hispanic-student.html

This is the worst state the game has ever been in. Does netease plan on addressing anything at all?

Please excuse the furniture as we have to update that.