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Topic	How should I obtain my schoolbooks this semester?
EclairReturns 07/20/18 4:03:46 AM #19:	rogerskg1979 posted... too shy to email Only if it's new people with whom I'm conversing. Besides, if I were to e-mail some bloke, I would be the type of person to spend at least two hours in front of the computer getting all nervous and anxious about what kind of reply I'm going to get. Then I'd be dreading how people would react to my e-mail and what kind of response they would send me like it's a notice for how I would be put to death. Yellow posted... scamerica I decided to cave in and go the illegitimate route. Three of my schoolbooks on one portable device was just too tempting to pass up. Though I am very scared about what would happen if someone were to discover that I have copies. I'm very worried I'd get suspended; and so close to my graduation date. Then I started either remembering something that happened to me or something that my mind fabricated out of sheer anxiety. I might have e-mailed everyone in some class about a copy of my textbook over a year ago. How I managed to not get caught, despite remembering being reprimanded for it indirectly when the instructor told the class that it's not kosher, is beyond me. Sometimes when I get nervous, I tend to relive things causing me anxiety that can't possibly have happened (usually things that could have happened but never did), or remember things that have happened that did cause me intense anxiety at the time. It's not uncommon for me to forget really uncomfortable situations and experiences, forget about them, and remember them in vivid detail some time later. Then I can't stop thinking about it, and that's all I can think about for the day. Sometimes, I cannot tell the false memories from the real ones, and it's really frightening... <<; --- Number XII: Larxene. The Organization's Savage Nymph. <cite>EclairReturns posted [p:905401598] in How should... [t:76823656]...</cite> <quote><cite>rogerskg1979 posted...</cite> <quote>too shy to email</quote> Only if it's new people with whom I'm conversing. Besides, if I were to e-mail some bloke, I would be the type of person to spend at least two hours in front of the computer getting all nervous and anxious about what kind of reply I'm going to get. Then I'd be dreading how people would react to my e-mail and what kind of response they would send me like it's a notice for how I would be put to death. <cite>Yellow posted...</cite> <quote>scamerica</quote> I decided to cave in and go the illegitimate route. Three of my schoolbooks on one portable device was just too tempting to pass up. Though I am very scared about what would happen if someone were to discover that I have copies. I'm very worried I'd get suspended; and so close to my graduation date. Then I started either remembering something that happened to me or something that my mind fabricated out of sheer anxiety. I might have e-mailed everyone in some class about a copy of my textbook over a year ago. How I managed to not get caught, despite remembering being reprimanded for it indirectly when the instructor told the class that it's not kosher, is beyond me. Sometimes when I get nervous, I tend to relive things causing me anxiety that can't possibly have happened (usually things that could have happened but never did), or remember things that have happened that did cause me intense anxiety at the time. It's not uncommon for me to forget really uncomfortable situations and experiences, forget about them, and remember them in vivid detail some time later. Then I can't stop thinking about it, and that's all I can think about for the day. Sometimes, I cannot tell the false memories from the real ones, and it's really frightening... <<; --- Number XII: Larxene. The Organization's Savage Nymph.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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