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  • in reply to: Selfies and Narcissism #995493
    fkelly
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    You can snapchat without selfies Streetgeek. I do it.

    in reply to: Home #996073
    fkelly
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    Wherever my bed is.

    in reply to: Question About Punishment After Death #1001429
    fkelly
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    What is Kareis? People say it’s dying young or no olam haba. Is it either one? Or a machlokes? Or both?

    in reply to: Would you kill… #995337
    fkelly
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    Yes they definitely do! They probably have a log book to see who can say it the most!

    Well you’d hope that most people do have a spark of humanity. But I don’t know that every person really can do teshuva. I mean if someone can’t feel emotion than they can’t have the teshuva feeling.

    in reply to: Would you kill… #995331
    fkelly
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    Once innocent- Really? Have you never heard of psychopaths? Your average serial killer is most probably a psychopath with almost no chance of doing teshuva because he doesn’t feel any emotion other than pleasure when he’s killing his victims. So your mussar schmooze isn’t going to wake something up in him and make him see the light. Plus if he’s a psychopath he’s probably an expert manipulator and would convince you that he’s seen the error of his ways and repented. Then you’d be sorry you didn’t kill him and prevent the death of his next innocent victim.

    in reply to: Selfies and Narcissism #995484
    fkelly
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    Rule of thumb, don’t believe anything you read in Heimishe papers.

    in reply to: Would you kill… #995325
    fkelly
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    It’s quite rare for a serial killer to do teshuva

    in reply to: Selfies and Narcissism #995477
    fkelly
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    Haleivi- where did you get OCD from? It has nothing to do with anything!

    in reply to: Why does everyone ignore my threads? #994435
    fkelly
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    Because you made like 10 in a row

    in reply to: What happens if… #994099
    fkelly
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    Wow I did not know he was niftar.

    in reply to: Why Mental Retardation Should Be Called By Its Old Name #995175
    fkelly
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    To retard means to slow but it eventually became a negative term. They switch the word every time people use it as an insult. Happened with dumb, mental…

    in reply to: Trying to Break Addiction of CR #993912
    fkelly
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    Why are you embarrassed? Are you moishy?

    in reply to: Toes #994676
    fkelly
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    If you ever tried walking while one of your toes are broken you know why we have toes!

    in reply to: Two Suggestions for the CR #993815
    fkelly
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    What about a like button?

    in reply to: How to write a personal statement for seminary applications #994536
    fkelly
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    Like what Torah?

    in reply to: Bais Yaakov Intensive Seminary #993630
    fkelly
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    Agreed Torah613!

    in reply to: How to write a personal statement for seminary applications #994534
    fkelly
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    I agree with you guys! I think it’s crazy how everyone is putting on a show for seminary! But most people just go along with it…and that’s what their bios look like.

    in reply to: Bais Yaakov Intensive Seminary #993628
    fkelly
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    Plus you can’t even start applying anymore. Did you not apply anywhere?

    in reply to: How to write a personal statement for seminary applications #994530
    fkelly
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    Well nonikname that’s quite unusual! Most people try to pretend they’re perfect on their bios and interviews.

    in reply to: How to write a personal statement for seminary applications #994527
    fkelly
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    Well that’s the typical one. Oh I forgot some things! I was a counselor in a camp and had a lot of responsibility and was mashpia on my campers. I want to be a teacher and continue to help girls. And you also write about the chessed you do whichc made you into a more caring and patient person.

    in reply to: How to write a personal statement for seminary applications #994524
    fkelly
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    Cuz everyone writes pretty much along the same lines. They grew up in a house where there parents instilled in them yiras shamayim and a love of Torah. They were song dance head and used leadership skills then. They hope to go to eretz yisroel so they can learn Torah and eventually build a Torah home. Is yours much different than that?

    in reply to: If I knew who you were #1075849
    fkelly
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    Sorry art of moi it’s not you! And it isn’t anyone else on this thread either!

    in reply to: How to write a personal statement for seminary applications #994522
    fkelly
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    It actually is a great way to stay anonymous because all bios are the same

    in reply to: If I knew who you were #1075840
    fkelly
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    It’s someone I know pretty well.

    I feel like we’re playing 20 questions here. So I’m not going to post anything else about this unless she posts hr opinion on this thread.

    Thanks for you opinions!

    in reply to: How to write a personal statement for seminary applications #994517
    fkelly
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    I think it’s crazy hodulahashem! But we’re not going to change the world. So if the reality is such you can’t fight it, you gotta go along with it. But I happen to think the whole seminary thing is pretty overrated and seminaries take so much advantage of people in the application/acceptance process.

    in reply to: Any reason why? #992978
    fkelly
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    I was wondering the exact same thing! I don’t know why someone would listen to seminary advice from complete strangers who don’t know them! And why don’t their schools have people they can ask for information about the places they want to go?

    in reply to: If I knew who you were #1075833
    fkelly
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    Nope ourtorah!

    That’s true saysme! Had I not made this thread I could’ve texted her that I’m in the CR and know who she is.. But I don’t want her to know who I am.. Guess I’ll live it alone for now and hope she doesn’t say anything else too personal.

    in reply to: How to write a personal statement for seminary applications #994514
    fkelly
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    I think you should leave put what you struggled with in the past. Seminaries like to pretend their taking in girls who are perfect. Unless you apply to a non-Bais Yaakov seminary.

    in reply to: If I knew who you were #1075829
    fkelly
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    Well it’s none of you guys 🙂 So I’m not really sure what to do! If they don’t posts one this thread by the end of the night I’ll post who it was. She didn’t say anything I didn’t know I just want her to realize that she’s not posting to a bunch of anonymous people cuz I know her..

    in reply to: Giving Tzedkah to a Charity that uses Money for Expenses #992103
    fkelly
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    I’m pretty sure singers at the HASC concert do it for free. They charge a lot of money for tickets (around 100 a ticket) so I’m pretty sure the tzedaka is a factor when people go, although I don’t know for sure. All concerts have sponsors so they end up making a lot of money.

    in reply to: Psychopath or Sociopath? #992110
    fkelly
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    Ooh I think I watched it!! It was really good!

    in reply to: Psychopath or Sociopath? #992108
    fkelly
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    I also checked Wikipedia derech agav, but I wasn’t exactly clear on the difference between the two. Thanks pixelate!

    in reply to: To the-art-of-moi: (Sorry if I spelled it wrong) #992666
    fkelly
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    Art of moi- please don’t beat yourself up about how you felt about your father!! When people talk about fathers trying to have a relationship with their kids but being rejected by their kids they ae NOT talking about abusive fathers! It’s really important for you to realize that your father is abusive. And nothing that happened is your fault, it’s all on him! You can say he must be in pain,etc but not to excuse his actions, rather to maybe someday reaching a point where you can forgive him. Stay strong!

    in reply to: Payment for poetry #991583
    fkelly
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    Actually found a place that pays! It’s called poetry foundation if anyone is interested in trying.

    in reply to: Teasing #991867
    fkelly
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    I had an issue that was very embarrassing and I was teased about it a lot. I no longer have that issue. But I still have anxiety that it might possibly return. Not that the teasing might return, but what I was teased about might.

    in reply to: Slow talkers get on my nerves #999373
    fkelly
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    I’m with you hanz kegl!

    I have a friend who stutters and it really taught me patience!

    in reply to: Teasing #991863
    fkelly
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    Definitely affected me! One thing I was teased about (although it was a little harsher than teasing) caused me extreme anxiety because it wasn’t something within my control. And even now when I no longer have that issue I still have anxiety about it possibly returning. But other things I did I changed because of teasing in order to act more socially acceptable. But I wish I could’ve been made aware in a nicer way.

    in reply to: Bnos Chava 2013-'14 #990645
    fkelly
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    They’re too busy wearing shawls.

    in reply to: "Miracle" from NYBC #991033
    fkelly
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    Most annoying song ever!

    in reply to: Where is __________ #996006
    fkelly
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    Hey! We missed you! Glad everything is ok!

    in reply to: Personal Statement for Seminary Applications #990911
    fkelly
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    I laughed Veltz 🙂

    It’s four of the same picture. And I’m pretty sure they won’t accept applications after the deadline.

    in reply to: Anyone in need of Chesed? #995032
    fkelly
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    Temporarily? Massage, physical therapy, chiropractor… But that won’t fix the original issue.

    in reply to: My sin. #1192033
    fkelly
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    Not everybody with autism has difficulty expressing feelings.

    in reply to: Anyone in need of Chesed? #995028
    fkelly
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    That’s true. But I was talking to you personally, the physical pain will be there (although it may leave temporarily) until you get rid of the stress causing it.

    in reply to: Your teachers were wrong. #990487
    fkelly
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    So what happened? Do you have proof to back this up?

    in reply to: Anyone in need of Chesed? #995023
    fkelly
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    I think you need to take care of your emotional weight first..

    in reply to: I need your tefilos #1058254
    fkelly
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    What else would we be??

    You have a great attitude, so keep it up! You’re doing great!

    in reply to: Funny stories #990214
    fkelly
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    An American girl told one of her Israeli friends that she is going to tinok yosheiv.

    in reply to: I need your tefilos #1058252
    fkelly
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    I’m sorry 🙁

    in reply to: Funny stories #990201
    fkelly
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    A seminary girl was on a bus going away for shabbos. She reached her stop and asked the driver to open the tachtonim.

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