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Sky, honestly, you look better and more attractive than almost all my friends and acquaintances...

It's actually funny that a person with such a great appearance accuses a fat nerd of being a "lifer."

accuses a chubby nerd of being a "lifer."

I didn't accuse anyone of anything...

And what does appearance have to do with it? You can look any way you want and still be a "lifer," or not. So, let's not...

Well, for starters, with that kind of appearance, you can easily go out, pick up a girl. And I'm sure you can walk around at night in rough neighborhoods without fear of getting beaten up.

You can form alliances and support each other.

I can, so what? I'll never have what I truly want anyway. All that's left is to try to relax and wait for the final death.

Besides Student Day, there are many other good and pleasant things.

And why immediately talk about Student Day?

In general, what one person finds pleasant, another may find unpleasant or be indifferent to. Seriously, it's obvious. Don't start that song about something else, don't be sad, everything will be alright, etc. I just want to vent, I don't need advice.

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You could become friends and support each other.

Ah, if only I could become friends with Revan and go on a tour of Asia...

There's no point in being sad. And there's no point in *not* being sad. Hormones dictate everything for a person, without asking whether they want it or not.

It doesn't make sense.

Almost everything depends on random chance. And whether it's hormones or something else doesn't matter at all.

Actually, it does. Because you can influence hormones, but you can’t influence randomness.

Do your hormones influence whether you will influence them or not?

In the long run, they have an impact, but not so much in the short term. The problem here is that willpower, as a rule, is useless.

And sweatbands are useful.