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doesn't always happen. sometimes it doesn't feel like work when you actually like what you're doing. each to their own, i guess. OP: the fountainhead or any of patrick wolf's songs for romanticism. stupid era constraints. wish we did 'after the bomb' - it would've chimed well with my strange...

people should be judged on their own merits, imo. that said, i like my men typically masculine. none of this ladyboy shit, plzkthnx.

i vacillate between humanism and agnosticism. atheists can be just as bad as fundamentalists, imo.

i guess in relationships you can feel that you have certain "rights" that outsiders don't have. i didn't do romulus, but isn't the wife a slapper or something? you could bring in how the 1950s [?] marital dynamic has been dismantled as a result.

i didn't do either text, but wouldn't you think that patriotism/national identity would have something to do with it?

actually, there is a fuckload of belonging in AYLI. there are many types. here are a couple of main ones relationships [romantic, familial, friendship, etc] - engenders allegiances = belonging. places - the pastoral vs the court - how there are concomitant duties when belonging to these...

you can't use google? pretty sure the same applies to people taking gap years.

what happens on schoolies stays on schoolies. except for herpes. that shit comes back with you. it's not rape if they like it /lol

1. travel with friends, relax, do stuff which is illegal in australia 2. yes 3. parents 4. - 5. friend's villa 6. memories [in hindsight, it was a massive learning curve] lol @ the enumeration

you'll only really know after trials, but lay your foundations now. your marks seem decent enough for 2U, and it scales really well anyway [the state avg. is around a high band 4]. so yes, you still do have a chance at a band 6 at this point.

lol.

smashing pumpkins the tea party rhcp placebo triple j hottest 100 i was raised well.

a good fuck buddy worked for me...

bubblespinner on facebook almost killed me. that and a fuckload of personal problems.

i never really had good study habits in the first place. for some reason scholastic institutions make me lazy. oh well, each to their own.

there's a whole thread on techniques if you would just use the search function.

since the census date for "program leave" [as unsw calls it] is march 31st, i'm thinking of taking the year off. i didn't have a job during high school, and right now i don't really have the motivation to do much work. as my degree requires that i maintain a C average on the pain of being...

there are days when i want to shave my head

sweaty neck/back ftmfl; and when you put your hair up people see the sweat anyway. on topic: anything that doesn't ride up, fall down or bunch unflatteringly.

international studies [read: arts]. if possible, i'd like to bugger off asap so i don't lose language proficiency. is there anyone in particular i should see for advice? thanks for the link; it explains a lot