I am original.

You know, someone versed in therapy can often tell what kind of issue is going on by the way they phrase things. You might be clouded by your own local circumstances/experiences. Have you ever tried seeing if a change of setting changes your luck?

As a side note, having a job means nothing. Some people contribute more without jobs than others who have them, especially if only one group does it for free.

There are many hotlines, but they all lead you to the same place, which makes the amount of them dumb.

Reese’s Pieces.

Was wondering since glue seems oddly specific in a bathroom setting.

A man.

I didn’t know there were people who considered watching acts of charity to be eye bleach. But yeah, there isn’t exactly a strict term for it in English, oddly (I myself describe it in different words sometimes, “highlight archiving” doesn’t do it justice, and it doesn’t help my occupation has more than one dimension with those being difficult to explain as well). One could consult someone to start such a gig, but they don’t necessarily have to. Just find a way to run a routine news piece detailing things people do for others.

They have. It’s a team effort pioneered by Denise Herzing and is half-way to its end. It’s not like we discovered anything that parallels us though, the small-talk the team has studied with is more like “my name is X” or “let’s hunt that fish” or “I’m bored”, basically tamagotchi levels of communication and only just enough to get some ideas.

You’re referring to the parody story. The real thing did happen, just much more recently and being a much less exciting process.

Where do you get the glue?