Reading.
When I got to high school I started taking book out from the library there. Over three years I took out about a dozen books that had never been read; they'd just been sitting on the shelves for years.
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Reading.
When I got to high school I started taking book out from the library there. Over three years I took out about a dozen books that had never been read; they'd just been sitting on the shelves for years.
That people poo every day or every other day, not once a week.
👀
Looks like we have representation from both ends of the spectrum here 😅
It's not normal for a boy to think "of course I would rather be a girl who wouldn't want to be a girl?"
Well, the feeling of one side of your hip being out of place. Then twisting slightly to snap it back.
It's hip displasia.
Long, skinny stools. Turns out it was because of a precancerous blockage.
They're called bar stools smh
/jk