If everyone around you is giving the same feedback, even internet strangers who don't know you and only know the story from your version of events ..... Maybe you should listen 

I've been living in Glenmore for 4 years and it's lovely. Easy access to route 6 for a quick and direct bus ride to campus, I'm within walking distance of a grocery store, and it's a really nice neighborhood with lots of trees and great walking paths and places to ride bikes. 

This poster gets really upset when you ask for details

What about a bicycle? Much cheaper and good for your health & fitness, and the environment 

In 2025??? Ok Bill Gates

8am  \ Bus empty  \ Lmao that's a good one  \ We're not talking about the same thing, and you didn't read my comment that said "valid on an empty bus"

If it's 8am and I'm taking a full bus to class and your daughter is taking up two seats, I'll approach and politely ask "can you please move your bag so I can sit?"  \ And then I'll sit on her bag if she says no

Draven is very mechanically difficult but will end up being rewarding if you put in the time. Just know that means hundreds of games lol.  Kallista is really difficult to execute if you aren't in comms with your support because of her ultimate 

Valid in a bus with lots of empty seats. Rude, selfish, and entitled in a bus with few empty seats. She can stand if she doesn't want to sit next to someone, it's not creepy or weird to want to sit down on the bus. 

Most scaling champs have tools to help neutralize the more aggressive champs. Kayle has Q slow and movespeed from W, for example. Learn which cooldowns you need to play around - if you're playing against Darius and he misses his E, you have 26 seconds until he can use it again. And above all else, prioritize keeping your HP high when the wave is pushing toward you so that you'll be able to play out the bounce. You'll need to learn when it's not worth it to go for last-hits, sometimes when the wave is coming in it's illegal to go for CS because you'll lose too much HP. \ Remember, when you're playing  a strong scaling champ your goal is NOT to win lane, it's to survive lane and go even. \ \ Source: I'm not very good but I play a lot of Mundo top 

Gwen scales a lot harder than Voli, meaning you aren't pressured to fight him in lane. If you finish lane and you're even or slightly behind, you're winning. The gameplan is to play mostly trade-avoidant: value keeping your HP high so that when you need to crash a wave you're able to.\

Volibear passive makes it very hard to freeze, meaning unless they're very good at laning, the wave will almost always be pushing towards you. Use this to your advantage and learn how to get good recalls so that you aren't down in items. \ \ AloisNL has some really good recent Gwen content. He's been playing in Korea so the games are a little different but the concepts of wave management still apply. I've learned more from him than any other content creator by far. \

Also review your games, it's highly likely that you lost lane before the tower dive, maybe you can identify when you positioned poorly and learn from that. 

This really isn't good advice to someone who is learning how to lane. If OP follows your advice literally, they'll finish lane down 60 CS and 4-5 plates and won't be able to scale.  \ \ People come here to ask for advice in good faith, not to get low-key flamed. 

Polls and election signs are meaningless, make sure you go out and vote! 

You're acting crazy right now babe. Trust me, that never happened 

I agree completely, to the point that I honestly think the question "why isn't Kim in Breaking Bad" is one of the biggest themes in the whole show. Love that you think so too 

I think that's the main point of the show though - you spend so much of the early seasons trying to figure out how you can get behind Walter and root for him. Then at some point you realize you CAN'T and the show was trying to convince you of that the whole time. 

I recently finished rewatching BCS and I have been firmly convinced that you NEED to have watched BB first to get the experience. The scene with Hector walking into the diner to talk with Mike is so full of tension because of what you know about Hector and what he's capable of. 

It's genuine advice on a good strategy for communicating in a tricky situation.   But you go off if you want. You aren't ready to learn the lesson here, that's Ok 

Lmao, sorry you got down voted for this. I think it's obviously a joke, people don't just "find out they are poly" but what I was thinking while reading was "wow this would be way more simple if they were poly".   Reddit doesn't like polyamory though 

/u/kanyewest42 is just trying to roleplay their Reddit username by being as unhinged as possible. You gave some good advice, and I'd be willing to guess that you have some genuine and mutually enriching relationships in your life.

Wow, proactive and open communication with your partner in a way that shares your concerns while also validating their feelings with the aim of strengthening the relationship is gaslighting now. TIL

Are we really scared of typing "Luigi Mangione was identified as he suspect in the killing of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare"? 

Does Big Larry 2000 get in the way of you doing your job? Or does he just make you feel insecure? 😂

I am also a Kelowna resident and would love for you to DM me one or two of your favorite food spots, if you're willing! I have a couple places I really like but overall I miss the food scenes in Vancouver and Edmonton 

Is it true that 70% of students don't live close enough to a bus route to take transit to school? That's a really high number I'd love to see a source on that