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~ Saturday, June 2 ~
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taywad: I wrote a small essay about someone in exchange for an amount of money

alarmingly accurate, taytay

mdonahoo:

Taylor House is someone I am peripherally aware of on the internet. I think I became aware of him via Yael, like, he sometimes replied to pics of herself that she posted with sentences implying he is attracted to her. Seems he does that with a lot of young girls on the internet. He…


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~ Sunday, May 27 ~
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~ Saturday, May 26 ~
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“ You see there are three things that spur the mollusk from the sand,
The waking of all creatures that live on the land,
And with just one faint glance, back into the sea,
The mollusk lingers, with its wandering eye

~ Friday, May 25 ~
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~ Thursday, May 24 ~
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~ Tuesday, May 22 ~
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“ Grossly different viewpoints have been erected in an attempt to answer and support either end of the argument.

~ Monday, May 21 ~
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boo, wahh, etc.

boo, wahh, etc.


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“ There is not only one best model that should be explored when trying to figure out if a child is growing at a normal rate as the rest of their peers, and therefore, both of the approaches that were looked at, above, are excellent choices. The expression, “two heads are better than one”, is true in this case, because although the Piagetian Theory is a little dated, many of the concepts that were hypothesized and discovered, by the famous psychologist Jean Piaget, are still looked at today as being correct.
— “growing at a normal rate,” beautiful.

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“ Jean Piaget added in various age ranges at which different milestones of cognitive development were to be achieved at.

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