i would rather be smart because i would probably use my smarts to my advantage and actually own my own business. so i’ll be dumb rich still get everything i want but well earned.

i would hang out with someone who is very wealthy and is a successful ontrapreneur . we will talk about some business so he can show me the ropes and shows me how to be successful as well. i would go to his business to see it and see what’s is about.i would try to remain friends to help me out.

Playboi carti is my role model. Because he makes lit music that puts me in a happy mood,also he never cares what people think and does what he wants plus he’s rich. He’s a good role model because he doesn’t go around looking for problems and just focuses on his music. I am a role model to my little cousin,idk it juss makes me not want mess up ig .

i don’t have any experiences with someone driving under the influence. it doesn’t happen as often. By always having a friend who is sober with you so he can drive you home safely without any danger. me getting detained by the police is something i wish i could change it really because i disappointed my family by that happening and if i was go back and change that i probably i would. but on the other hand it was a great learning experience .

Dear ms p., first that i’m a huge slacker and it’s not that i don’t care about the class it’s just that i’m naturally lazy, but i am going to try my best to pass. second thing is that i like going out ,i don’t like being home all day doing nothing all day. third is that i like global and english but i hate math it’s not that i don’t try it’s that it just doesn’t click for me. last but not least i have a brother and two older sisters but my sister’s aren’t here they are in Honduras where my parent’s are from.

I would rather be respected than loved. But i wouldn’t want anyone to feel inferior to me because at the end of the day we are all human beings and we should love and respect the people who treat us with love and respect. but overall i would want to be respected of my decisions and me as a person feel me?

Simon says “it doesn’t seem fair that only gay people have to come out,why is straight the default?” meaning that when you have to discuss your sexual orientation with somebody they automatically assume that your straight. so he is saying why do gay people have to come out as homosexual and be looked upon as abnormal. when being gay is just a preference such as how straight people have preference to what they like.

cyberbullying is still something relevant today and i feel like it is the same on and off screen because your still getting treated poorly whether it’s getting beat up or verbally through an online message . we can prevent it by the victim not feeding into the abusers ways and everyone simply stands with the victim and support them through this rough patch

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