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When was the first time you think were exposed to "bad group of friends" like having stereotypical characteristics like drinking, smoking, or bad behaviour. Unless you were the bad influence yourself (share how you influenced the good peeps? haha) P.S. not saying these traits are always bad.

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I am a paradox when it comes to this. On the one hand, I genuienly try and make acquintances with as many people as possible, but at the same time, it takes months and months for me to call someone a friend. Having said that, I make my moral compass known from the beginning. I tell them that I am not comfortable with drinking, smoking, and drugs, so don't bother offering them to me.
The very very first time was probably a year or so ago? It was an MUN trip to Russia and in one of the hotel rooms, a bunch of us decided "who goes to Russia and doesn't drink Vodka amiritttee?" I was sick that night as well so I was this little ball of gloom in the corner :').
My philosophy is let people do what they want, it's never my business unless they ask me directly for advice. As long as they are being safe, not endagering or forcing others to join them, and still having common decency when treating others, I literally do not give a shit.

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C students are just A students who have a life

I agree but also disagree. I have no life either way so... the times I got Cs were because I either "argued" with the teacher, Sorry I'm asking questions? Like tf????, and I just did nOT understand the class for the life of me.
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What's the bravest thing you've ever done?

I can't exactly say Anon. I am a reckless dumbass 95% of the time. If it's "brave" I take no notice. However, I am deathly terrified of heights. I don't remember where we were, but fhere was a glass bridge rEALLY high up. My legs were shaking the entire time, but hey, I made it across :'). Needless to say, I refused going across it a second time.

What’s better living in your home land or abroad?

There are pros and cons to both.
Pros of living abroad, and it may seem unimportant to some, but walking. I was that friend that said "Oh it's 45 mins away? We can walk no problem!" I hate sitting in a car. Like you're moving but you're not moving? Another thing was clubs and oppurtunities. As much as I love my country, it's a little difficult to find athletic clubs to join.
Cons: Ya gurl gets home sick. I miss being around my people, around my family. Also, I have to check every label of food to make sure it's halal and that's a headache sometimes. Sometimes, you feel like you fit in but you also don't at the same time. It's a strange thing to feel. Not necessarily bad, but the feeling of a community is so much better back home.
That's it really, more or less. But I do genuienly miss the UK, I miss walking a few blocks to the library. In my home land, restaurants are popping up everywhere and thEY ALL SELL SIMILAR THINGS?? WHY DO YOU NEED SO MANY OPTIONS???? I DON'T UNDERSTAND????
Build libraries not restaurants. I am sick of it.

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Been fighting with depression for 5 years now, with no support from any loved ones. Today, I am done fighting.

Like hell you are Anon.
I don't know if anything I am going to say is going to help but here goes: Depression is a bitch and I am so sorry that you had to experience it firsthand. The fact that loved ones did not give you the support you need when you needed it just fueled this already raging fire that you have. But think about everything you have done. You managed to keep going for five years. You managed to wake up every morning, yes it sucked, but did you give up? No! You did not. And that id a feat all unto itself. Why give up now? Why let depression win? Pretend it's a 13 year old boy who only drinks mountain dew. Or pretend it's an overly religious woman telling you how to live your life. Wpuld you ever let them win? Like hell you would. You're much much stronger than that. Never stop fighting Anon, it's always darkest just befofe the dawn, as the old saying goes. Seek help. I am no professional but if you need someone to talk to, my inbox is open, buddy.
Never. Stop. Fighting.

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are self-help books really helpful?

I personally don't like self-help books unless they discuss interesting topics like nody language and strengthening cognative skills. The one that talk about dating or emotions make me roll my eyes to be honest. I will never understand the appeal.
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Since the question was too long I posted it on my wall. Please follow the link to read it and post your opinion as an answer to this question. I had an argument yesterday with my sister over this imaginary situation. https://ask.fm/RandAlJendi/answers/155943723729

As a child of immigrant parents and as a person who has nearly been in the same exact situation, my conclusion is: it all depends on the parents.
If the parents pay attention to their children, teach them what they believe are the correct beliefs and morals of their culture, then society's effect would not be "inescapable". A strong foundation means that the immoral practices would not have a huge effect.
In my personal case, my parents taught me to take pride in my ethnicity and in my culture. That it was not a cause of shame. This in turn gave me the confidence to share my culture with my classmates and the people around me and to combat any glares or slurs that would be thrown my way. When parents teach their children how to handle such situations, it becomes easier for the children to stick to their beliefs.
Be tolerant and accepting of others and stick true to yourself.

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Don't be! Some horror movies are really boring and unrealistic but others are just as AWESOME. Do give them a try! And yes Se7en is an amazing movie. Very well written tbh. The idea of the seven sins and how they play out and Kevin Spacey is the perfect choice for a villian. Glad you liked it!

Kevin Spacey always has that villian aura about him, and I do agree! I don't understand why well-written mkvies have become so rare nowadays. Bruv, I am still a colossal scaredy-cat (do people still say that? I am not in 4th grade promise).
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Yes! If you're into the horror genre you should definitely watch "Oculus" and if you're into thrillers then "Se7en" is one of the best thriller movies everrr. Do watch!

SE7EN IS SO GOOD!! DUDE I WATCHED IT AND I WAS LIKE DAMN FINALLY SOMETHING CREATIVE?? I LOVED IT.
You know, as someone who isn't particularly scared of horror films, I still refuse to watch them alone? What's with that?
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Ramadan is killing me 🥵

I have had longer conversations with my stomach this month than any other Ramadan and I have no idea why? I feel ya Anon. Hang in there buddy.
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What are your interests?

Crime, psychology, medicine, computers, LITERATURE IN GENERAL.
But honestly, I am more of a listener than a talker and I would gladly listen to anyone talk about a topic that interest them. Always take the opportunity to learn mateys. We are but students in this world of wonder.

How do I cope up with failures even when you are giving all you have for that work and fail again and again?

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That was high school for me, mate. No matter what I did, it wasn't always enough. After a while though, you have to block oit what people and most importantly, your inner bitch is saying. Giving it your all and resulting in failure is something to rejoice about, not be upset over. It's a learning opportunity, learn what happened and move on. Success is a journey anyway, not a destination.

Do I ignore what the world thinks and do what my heart says?

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Depends, is your heart saying world domination? Because if it is, I already called dibs.
If what your heart is telling you going to get you to the level of success and personal growth that you hope to achieve then yes, absolutely.
As long as anything is in within moral grounds, do it. The world isn't you and isn't living your life.

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