You’ll do this tantrum for some days/weeks until even you start feeling that you’re acting like a hangry toddler.
Answer the simple question and prove me wrong.
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person; “[female celebrity] is my heroine!” OR “[female celebrity] is my hero!”? See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form).
It isn’t complex, but if you admitted you don’t know how to read more than a few sentences so if that seems like too complex, I can they simplifying it further to make it easier for you.
Yes, it is. Every single messages you obsessively come back here for is proof it. As the kids say “rent-free in your head”.
Here, I’ll show you;
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person? “[Female celebrity] is my heroine!” OR “[female celebrity] is my hero!”? See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form).
And feeling hot shame. For as long as you choose to.
That or maybe answer, unless you’re afraid of admitting to having a aid something wrong? Don’t worry, it’s a normal part of development, but you won’t get any where unless you learn this lesson. Prolly you won’t, in like a week or two you won’t even be able yo delude yourself and you’ll rage out and block me. Because you can’t answer a question my niece could. :DD
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person?
“[female celebrity] is my heroine!”
OR
“[female celebrity] is my hero!”
See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form). Which leads us back to me having a better command of the English language than you, making this conversation rather futile. <3
Oh rly
You’ll do this tantrum for some days/weeks until even you start feeling that you’re acting like a hangry toddler.
Answer the simple question and prove me wrong.
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person; “[female celebrity] is my heroine!” OR “[female celebrity] is my hero!”? See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form).
It isn’t complex, but if you admitted you don’t know how to read more than a few sentences so if that seems like too complex, I can they simplifying it further to make it easier for you.
Is that so?
Yes, it is. Every single messages you obsessively come back here for is proof it. As the kids say “rent-free in your head”.
Here, I’ll show you;
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person? “[Female celebrity] is my heroine!” OR “[female celebrity] is my hero!”? See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form).
Well I’ll be gosh darned
And feeling hot shame. For as long as you choose to.
That or maybe answer, unless you’re afraid of admitting to having a aid something wrong? Don’t worry, it’s a normal part of development, but you won’t get any where unless you learn this lesson. Prolly you won’t, in like a week or two you won’t even be able yo delude yourself and you’ll rage out and block me. Because you can’t answer a question my niece could. :DD
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person?
“[female celebrity] is my heroine!”
OR
“[female celebrity] is my hero!”
See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form). Which leads us back to me having a better command of the English language than you, making this conversation rather futile. <3
Oh ok
Did you realise its a bit shameful replying “didn’t read” so now you’re trying to be smart and replying with varying one liners?
GENIUS! SO ORIGINAL! ^! s
You’re just scared to answer because you’re seething you were wrong.
Oh ok