Just do your best to be a good father, good parents are all any child could want. I've seen so many younger people with kids that they don't look after, so maybe age isn't the only factor of importance.
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joined 2 years ago
Yeah it's time to let it die before the entire main cast dies first. It lost its relevance a long time ago. Please end it on proper terms
How about all countries do this
The way things are going, it's getting harder and harder to see the good in America. I know not everyone is like what we see in the news, but there's clearly enough to allow things to keep happening. I feel sorry for the regular people in America.
Only in the sense studios are too afraid to make them. It'd be so depressing if everyone ended up doing remakes and sequels forever
Maybe her view on proper parenting is also skewed by abuse? Not that it makes it ok. Was just talking with my psych, apparently the way my mother treated me growing up is considered abuse, just not the physical type. It really fucks with your head when you grow up with that sorta treatment.
Either way, don't settle for abuse. Keep notes about incidents times, dates, what happened, any photographic evidence of bruises from beatings. Go see your local police if you trust them, if not try to look up any youth assistance groups.
Just keep learning new things and decide which things you want to continue to chase. Some things are easier than others, but people do these things and also started at a point where they might have known nothing. It's about how much effort you are willing to put in to gain these skills.
Of course you gotta do stuff to pay the bills now, but don't let people destroy your ambitions for the future.
Shootings in America. With the frequency, I'm almost surprised it still makes the news.
Nothing permanent that I can think of. You're probably running on mostly default settings anyway. It's a laptop so you'll likely only have one hard drive so boot order shouldn't be an issue. Only thing I can think of is if you got some kinda hardware encryption setup, but that's not likely on your typical laptop.
Google:
Acer Aspire a315-23 factory reset bios
There's a bunch of videos and guides, just need to find one that matches your computer. Usually hit a button during startup to access to BIOS and can reset from a menu there.
Terminal would be after startup, more operating system level stuff.
No doubt, money.