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What was the most blatant scam a customer has ever failed to get away with?
When I was a broke college student in the early 1990s, I worked in a busy bookstore in a mall in downtown Boston.The register was located at the front of the store, on a raised platform, so we could monitor customers as they came and left.One day when I was working the register, I noticed a cute guy enter the store carrying a metal clipboard—the kind that had a compartment for storing a notebook or additional paperwork.After disappearing into the back of the store, the guy returned moments later and got in line. When it was his turn, he smiled at me, opened the clipboard’s compartment, and ...
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What would happen if someone were to be placed in a room covered in Vantablack?
Vantablack is a recently invented substance formed out of carbon nanotubes. Basically, it's the blackest substance in existence, so dark that anything covered with it looks like a tiny black hole. There are a lot of valid scientific applications, but Vantablack would also be ridiculously awesome for not-so-scientific purposes…Like coating an entire room for fun.Hypothetically, someone in a completely lightless, Vantablack covered room would see this:(“This” being the most useless picture ever uploaded to Quora.)In other words, it would be very much like being in any normal interior room without a light source. Boring.The trippy stuff happens when you turn the lights on.It would look like you are standing in nothingness.Vantablack reflects so little light that anything covered with it effectively vanishes. No shadows, no gleams, just nothing.You would feel your feet touching the floor, but you wouldn't see any floor. You could walk around and feel the walls, but you wouldn't see any. Everything would appear to be empty, endless blackness. The only thing you would see is the isolated light source (e.g. a hanging bulb) and yourself.Just you, in your empty universe.Now, what would the psychological effects be? Probably not much. We would expect many of the same things that are seen with other types of sensory deprivation.If you have a highly active imagination, you might eventually hallucinate scary monsters lurking or invisible eyes watching. The longer you are there alone, the higher the possibility.You would probably feel anxious looking at all of the empty space— a bit like standing on the edge of a extremely deep, dark hole. Your brain knows that you are safely enclosed in a room, but your eyes will say differently.You might have difficulty maintaining your equilibrium due to lack of visual cues (try closing your eyes and standing on one leg, it's pretty similar). Your body can compensate for this with enough time, but it would be pretty disorientating nonetheless.I can't predict if a person locked in this room would eventually acclimate or go insane. It would probably be unethical to try. But I would totally volunteer!EDIT: some commenters have had the brilliant suggestion of combining Vantablack with incredible effective sound blocking materials. So much mad science, I love it!
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What are some good examples of situations where smart people should play dumb?
When someone tries the "What happened to the extra dollar?" riddle on you."Three people check into a hotel room. The clerk says the bill is $30, so each guest pays $10. Later the clerk realizes the bill should only be $25. To rectify this, he gives the bellhop $5 to return to the guests. On the way to the room, the bellhop realizes that he cannot divide the money equally. As the guests didn't know the total of the revised bill, the bellhop decides to just give each guest $1 and keep $2 as a tip for himself. Each guest got $1 back, so now each guest only paid $9, bringing the total paid to $27. The bellhop has $2. And $27 + $2 = $29 so, if the guests originally handed over $30, what happened to the remaining $1?"Keep saying, "I don't understand? Why do you say there's an extra dollar?" You can vary this by saying "Why are you adding $27 and $2?" They will keep repeating the riddle until they give up and go away in frustration.With any luck, they will never waste your time with stupid riddles based on fast talk and fallacies again.
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What does Trump's America stand for?
What does Trump's America stand for?It's easier to describe what Trump's America DOES NOT stand for.The Little Guy — everything that DJT has done, thus far, hurts the little guy. If you got a couple bucks back in your paycheck, which most didn't, don't celebrate, your increase isn't permanent, but the corporate tax cuts are permanent.Consumer Protection: Tariffs — Yes, they will harm consumers. Prices will go up. I asked this question on Quora and have read about it. These trade wars only hurt us, the little people.Jobs — sorry the manufacturing jobs that were outsourced aren't coming back. Workers need retraining into new jobs of the future.Equal Rights: Forget about it. DJT wants to jail journalists, remove due process rights, and suppress freedom of speech and expression. He dreams of a dictatorship; not a strong Constitution.Protection of our Environment: Scott Pruitt is destroying our environment. No doubt about it.Education: Betsy DeVos is helping the rich only. If you go to a public school or are poor, you're screwed. If you are connected with a for-profit school or a private religious school, you are ok.DRAINING THE SWAMP: We have more lobbyists, former DJT WH people acting as lobbyists, more millionaires, and billionaires running our country, including enriching DJT himself, and more money and power in politics than ever before.Democracy: DJT has spent an inordinate amount of time in office attacking our judiciary, our justice department, our law enforcement, our Congress and literally tearing apart our Democratic Institutions and the fabric of our Democracy.Unity: DJT has taken advantage of every opportunity possible, to DIVIDE our country, based on race, gender, socio- economic status, religion, sexual orientation, ethnicity, and heritage. (When conservatives accuse liberals of identity politics, all I can think of is that DJT is the master of identity politics.)Trump is not Pro-choice and is vocally appointing judges committed to overruling Roe v. Wade despite 71% of this country that does NOT want Roe v. Wade overturned. NBC/WSJ poll: Support for Roe v. Wade hits new highAt the end of the day, DJTs Presidency will be defined more by hatred than any other single factor, and we are only a little over 1 year in. It's a sad state of affairs.
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How is the speed limit determined in neighborhoods?
Older “empty nest” couples occupied most of our quiet neighborhood, while a few families with young children had trickled in. We had five kids, ten years old and younger, at the time, and were good friends with a family a few doors down who had young kids as well.The only people who entered our subdivision were residents. There was not much action, as many couples were retired and either gone or home bound. We probably had more bicyclists than cars … until …Development began on a major turnpike just one block from our house! Our desolate neighborhood became a convenient cut-through, especia...
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Is Linux really better than Windows in terms of system architecture?
This is one of those fundamental questions every deveolper, technician and IT specialists will always stumble across.So, where to begin…I think, the really most important point here is the detail of your question, asking for a comparison, which is better.What we need to take into account is the fact, that we simply can't measure something like “better” objectively. It's the same, as we can't measure objectively something like “customer satisfaction" or which meal “tastes better”. This is always subjective.On the contrary, measuring which car is faster, which house is taller or which number is greater, is (nearly) always perfectly objective, as it is measurable.So we could try to extract some details and focus on them, to evaluate the technical comparison. And therefore, it is maybe ok to say, in a perspective focusing on some special technical details, an OS is “better" than another.Some points, where Linux is superior to Windows, due to it's system architecture:Kernel architecture overallThe Linux kernel is a strongly modularized monolithic kernel, which means, all necessary components are compiled into the kernel, but every component can also be separated into it’s own module. This makes Linux one of the most flexible operating systems, as it is portable onto a really wide range of hardware (by removing or adding modules as needed).Also, due to it’s GPLv2 license, everyone is able to work on the kernel, modify and improve it. Thus, a wide variety of people from all over the world are contributing to the kernel, making it better and pushing changes really fast.The Windows NT kernel is a hybrid kernel with a closed source.Device driversLinux device drivers are compiled into the kernel or loaded dynamically into the kernel as modules. Linux follows the Unix philosophy, as everything is a file. Therefore, the communication between devices and the kernel drivers is realized with files or, to be much more precise, with byte streams.Windows device drivers are handled separately through Windows Driver Models. The driver communication runs through some IO manager between the different layers.Graphical desktop managersDue to it’s architecture, Linux enables the possibility to run any graphical desktop manager on top of the kernel, like GNOME, KDE (Plasma), Xfce, Wayland, Unity, MATE, Cinnamon, and so on…. That’s one of the reasons why there are so many different Linux distributions with completely different graphical desktop environments.Windows sticks to its own proprietary Window Desktop Manager which can’t be changed.File system hierarchyLinux uses the FHS (Filesystem Hierarchy Standard) of Unix like operating systems. Thus, every Linux system has the same file system layout which is heavily utilized by all processes on Linux. This standard means, there is a defined place for every tool, software, file, package, etc. You’ll find all files, where they should be.E.g. all binary files with the system’s basic commands are located in /bin. All binary files you install by yourself should be located in /usr/local/bin, if you or the installer of your software package follows the standards. /dev holds all the device files. etc…This improves overall structure and maintainability, as files/applications/packages in specific locations are never touched by a systems update/upgrade process.On Windows, there is a basic system structure found in \Windows, where Windows itself is installed, subdivided into \System, \System32, and so on. Then, we have \Program Files, where applications are installed into.And a few other generic folders.The problem on Windows is that it follows no standard and therefore it is very normal that software installations tend to spread over the complete file system structure after some time of usage. A lot of software packages install their own structures under e.g. c:\own-software-package-folder\… (supposing, c: is the most common device path). When running installations, doing updates, or changing some files in some folders, you have to use system administration privileges, because those paths are protected by the Windows execution policy.Also (as I have seen uncountable times in my life), users tend to create their own structures in places, where they shouldn’t. Like personal folders under c:\, etc.On Linux, your personal stuff is in /home. Period.Updates/UpgradesLinux uses its own, distributions related, software repositories. Those hold whole system updates (for all core packages) and every other proven software package. Thus, packages in the official distro repositories are mostly tested and proven by the communities and developers for each distribution (which doesn’t mean those packages never break something).Also, every Linux distro has its package management software, like RPM, dpkg, Pacman, …. and also different frontends for those, like DNF, Yum, YaST, APT, etc.This combination is a rock solid system for installing, updating, and removing software packages from every repository. It is fast, secure, and transparent to every user and stable. You can revert every change, inspect every package, and much more. Also, system updates can and will be pushed in short intervals.Windows uses its enclosed updating system, where all updates are pushed from some central Windows update servers. It is absolutely nontransparent, slow, and faulty. You have to rely on Microsoft in every aspect.Any other software not related to the Windows system itself, comes with its own installer which isn’t tested by a wide community which is always a potential risk. Also, those installers often ship malware or absolutely unwanted software like scamware (toolbars, etc.).This is a very short overview of topics related to the system architecture of Linux and Windows. There are really much more things to be written down here (especially in much more technical details) as I just scratched the surface of this topic, but I think this would make my post explode and I, by myself, don’t like those never-ending postings.I have to admit that I am a Linux/Unix person and therefore, I am biased in my opinion and points of view. Therefore, my statements seem very pro Linux, which they actually are. But regarding your question, I think this is something which is OK in this context here, as you asked for what makes Linux better.Please consider that it remains a very subjective topic in terms of discussions, as we humans do judge. In just technical terms, something like “What makes Linux a completely different OS than Windows, in terms of system architecture” would be a much more precise question.—EDIT:I would like to add one thing to my answer, as I believe this is important in relation to your questions origin.In terms of a good system architecture, it is an absolutely good sign if the system is actually used in production!In the end, this is what matters.And this is the point here. When really a lot of smart and intelligent people evaluated the operation of an OS for very challenging systems, partly focused on high security features, then there is a good chance that the amount of subjective evaluations sums up to a kind of common objective evaluation.In other words: If 1 out of 1 persons states, the meal tastes terrible, then this is a non signNow objective evaluation. If 99 out of 100 persons state that the meal tastes terrible, then there is an absolutely signNow high chance that those subjective evaluations sum up to something considered an objective evaluation.Going back to Linux and Windows, it is a very good sign of the systems architecture quality if a system is chosen to run for important tasks, important missions, etc. And here, it is Linux which is chosen over and over again. Linux runs on highly mission/task critical systems like on NASA computers/servers, on Mainframes, on supercomputer clusters, on aircraft systems, on banking servers, and so on.Windows, excluded from Microsoft’s own technical infrastructure, is nearly never chosen for any critical systems. Windows runs mostly on systems which serve a “normal” purpose. Those are systems like bus or train station information displays, banking terminals, some pay machines, inventory machines, etc.But to be fair:Even Linux is often outpaced by operating systems, which are much more stable, robust, fault tolerant and maintainable (even if Linux does count in those characteristics). Those are sometimes partly built upon the Linux kernel but mostly those are real Unix or BSD derivates or completely individual developments like VxWorks, Rodos, z/OS (in general RTOS - Real Time Operating Systems).
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How was your experience with Tinder in India?
I installed Tinder on one horny day two months back. Created a decent profile with plenty of pictures, a crisp bio, and determination to right swipe like a zealot. The gusto was skyrocketing to explore online dating for the first time. I started getting an average number of matches (3–4)/day but hardly initiated conversation with anyone. Some didn’t have any bio to start any conversation and for others, I was feeling queerly uncomfortable inside with this entire idea of online dating.Then one fine day, an Indigo air-hostess right swiped me and everything turned topsy turvy in my boring life. I had been fantasizing about air-hostesses even before I ever sat in a flight and with this damsel, the dream was finally coming true. I messaged her commenting on her bio and that’s where our memorable journey started. She had put stupefyingly beautiful pictures, and wasn’t she the incarnation of the holy air-hostess god incarnated on earth for 6E flights and me? Time passed like the wind for us. Her likes became my likes, and her hates became my hates (you hate dogs? ME TOO!).My mind started perpetually occupied about her; how I am going to reveal her the deepest fears of my life, delineate her my emotional side and explain her the third law of thermodynamics as she was definitely the one. The flying princess and the poor boy from Pratapgarh! Perfect textbook story. After four days of chatting, I asked her out and she agreed.I signNowed ten minutes earlier, of course, at the decided place and started rehearsing my best moves. And that’s when the 6E princess walks in blowing my faith away in humanity to pieces.There was zero correlation between her online appearance and real-self. The contrast was synonymous to Brad Pitt and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in lungi. The variation was so much that strangely, I developed a new level of respect for signNow Photoshop. Well done, assholes! At first, I was even confused as to why this random girl is smiling and walking towards my seat. I had heard from my friends that such things happen where a girl is completely different than her online profile, but this was my first real-life encounter with tsignNowery. It was as bad as the food on Indigo flights.We spent around two hours in the restaurant and then parted our ways forever. She later messaged me asking about my overall experience and I honestly told her my feelings in the most palatable way possible. I didn’t want to hurt her feelings considering that posting highly edited pictures online is a norm these days, I just told her that I am already seeing someone and that I am a jerk. Needless to say, we never talked again.I uninstalled Tinder one week later.P.S: The answer is a light take on the entire incident. The point here is not the appearance of the lady but the deception. And I already know that I don’t look like Johnny Depp to expect Amber Heard. Hope the moral police will spare me from the wrath and take the humorous language lightly.
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What is it like to transition gender socially, legally, and/or physically?
I'm Elizabeth, I'm a 35 yr old M-F trans woman. Being trans, having this unique quality has been both a nightmare and a blessing. It's something that I wish desperately was not innate, I would have so much rather been like all the "normal" people. But what's so odd, is that as much as I fought, hated and denied this I don't honestly think I would have it taken away (if it were even possible). I have known that I was a girl as far back as I can remember, ever since I had any conscious thoughts of self. I think I was probably 3 or 4. Back then it was not like it is now. Back then I was just me, I hadn't discovered yet that my physical self would never ever naturally match my inner self. I hadn't yet grown to understand the stigma, the fear and outright dislike for people like me that our culture has. I didn't yet know how many people that say they love and care about me that would walk away and turn their back on me because I wasn't what they wanted me to be. I didn't begin my transition until the age of 32. I spent about 25 years trying to not be what I was/am, hide what I was/am, and hate what I was/am. It was terrible, I don't know any other way to describe it. I wouldn't wish that type of existence on my worst enemy, it's too cruel. What's funny, is that most men, big burly tough men, would look at me and think that I'm some sissy weakling. Well I can tell you with certainty that none of those tough burly guys could handle even a week of what I dealt with. At about the age of 5 or so, my parents realized that I wasn't going through a phase... In the 80's this was not at all considered ok or really even known about. So they took parental action; we moved to a different part of the city, made me change schools, made me play sports, made me hang out with new people, punished me anytime I would act feminine, forced me into the church, etc... So in a months time I went from being me to this whole new life and expectation. It was so confusing, I didn't get why this was happening but as time passed I came to understand what their motivation for doing what they did. They thought that they could change me, they thought they could condition me to be the boy I was supposed to be... I did my best to please them, even grew to hate myself. I tried praying it away... That's how I learned there is no god or that if there is one, he's a dick. I grew to be very much internalized. I kept the real me hidden and everyday would project and portray a person I wasn't. I sank into depression, started abusing drugs and alcohol as a means of numbing it and essentially gave up on trying to be a happy productive person. I did graduate HS, got a bachelors degree in marketing and even managed to be pretty damn successful professionally. But it was all an act, I was never really there I just went through the motions. I even got married (ARGH!!!). It didn't even last a year... I told her about the real me well before marrying but like my parents she thought she could change me... Nope. I started seeing my therapist for gender dysphoria about 10 months into the marriage. We separated about 2 weeks after that and divorced about 3 months later. Not long after that I began hormones. So as far as sexual orientation goes... Transition or hormones never changed anything about me, they just made it easier for me to act on my interests. Early in life I only pursued girls, I was sincerely attracted to them so I didn't have to act. It's just that I would always come to realize that my interest in a girl was really me wanting to be around someone I saw as me. Intimacy was always not forced but it never ever was something that I really desired. During sex, I always had to mentally take myself to the place that really turned me on. You see, for boys during puberty they have what's described as "wet dreams", where they have sexual dreams. Now, none of the ones I had were ever "wet" per say, but in every sexual dream or subconscious intimate act was I never the male involved. I was always the girl being intimate with a boy. So when I was with girls, I had to mentally imagine that I was the girl in the act... It was weird. So as far as boys go, I was never uncomfortable with physical contact with boys, I could tell which ones were attractive and which ones were not and seeing them in various states of undress never repulsed me. I was never drawn to boys at this time or acted intimate with any. After about 5 months on hormones things began to change. I'm not sure what exactly caused it, but one day I woke up and things had changed. That's the best way I can put it. I just knew that what I wanted was boys. It was just an internal "knowing". Transitioning won't turn you into a completely different person mentally. It does have effect on emotions and your body, but that's about it. It did drastically change my relationships with EVERYONE that I knew, which was the hardest thing to try to adapt to. My outlook on humanity became much more negative, my anxiety rose considerably, my daily routines changed and I lost a lot of friends. Now, all that being said, I am the happiest (with myself) that I have ever been. I know that I have made the right decision for my life, I just hate that my happiness has to have such a price (literally and figuratively). I'm the healthiest I've ever been, my depression has lifted considerably and I love who I see in the mirror now. I'm deep in transition, I feel like can handle whatever comes next. But I still have bouts of difficult dysphoria, I don't think ever goes away completely. And I still have much to learn.
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What is one moment in your life you thought could only happen in a movie?
I When I was 13, I went on a cruise with my family that left from Amsterdam. On the second day out of 10, I met this super cute Dutch guy. Having just finished middle school, after years of bullying, my self confidence was close to zero. I thought he would have never liked me more than just as friends. Anyway, we started hanging out, and I secretly kept on liking him.I couldn’t find a picture of both of us together on the cruise, although I’m sure I have it, so I’ll just show you us in two different pictures of around those times:That’s me on the left, around 4 months laterAnd this is him with other friends from the cruise.Anyway, I kept on dreaming that he could see me as more than just friends. On the very last day of the cruise, I was still hoping something would develop, but of course, I had lost all hopes. In any case, as I walked into the room where we all always met, a mutual friend ran towards me saying: “he likes you!” I was like “are you kidding?”. And she went on saying “no! He just told me he really fancies you, and he was wondering whether it’s mutual. I told him it is! He’s waiting for you on the outside deck”.What followed still feels like a sort of dream-like experience to me. I walked in the room, all the people we hung out with formed a sort of corridor, and were cheering for us! In front of me, I could see the door that led to the deck, and he was standing there, arms on the hand rail, smiling and waiting for me.As I went outside, we hugged, and confessed our “love” for each other. That night, I got my first kiss!So we promised each other we would visit each other soon, we made plans, and everything seemed perfect! But like any teenager fling, it soon ended. On msn, that’s what there was those days.I couldn’t get past it. Remember, I had been bullied for years, and he was the only kind soul I had met so far. I was utterly “in love” with him, the way a teenager can. I kept on dreaming of him, but I had no way of signNowing him, as he had blocked me and moved on.After four months (around the time of the picture), I finally found his email and wrote to him. He unblocked me, and we started keeping in touch again.We kept on talking, and talking, but obviously what future could we have had? Even if he did want to be with me at that point (which I highly doubt), we were just two kids living in two different countries.Years passed by, but yet he was always in my thoughts. I got together with somebody, and I decided to cut him off. I told him I didn’t want to talk anymore, as I still liked him a lot, and it wasn’t fair to my boyfriend.All those years, before my boyfriend and during, I struggled a lot with the “loss”. Up to now, I still can’t figure out why and how. How persistent was I. I struggled with school, I suffered from panic attacks and depression. I felt like my life wasn’t good enough. All I cared for was to reunite with him. I felt like destiny had separated us, and being a control freak, I just couldn’t accept it. All I dreamt of was to be with him.I only lasted about one year until I contacted him again. Then, one day, for some reason, we started talking again. We Skyped, and I realized that I still “loved” him. At that point, 4 years had passed since that summer. 4 years, and yet I was still crazy about him. So, I proceeded to leave my then boyfriend, and decided that if I had to fight for anything, I would have fought for us.I was in my fifth year and last year of high school at that point. It was time to choose where to go next. I kept talking to him, we Skyped almost every day, and I realized that, since I liked him so much and I wanted to move abroad anyway to study at college, I could have just tried to move to the Netherlands. Why not! I liked the country, I liked the language, I had been studying it on and off for four years at the time. I had somebody there waiting for me. So I told him.After 4 and a half years, on the day of my 18th birthday, I flew to the Netherlands to meet him again. People, I know it’s hard, if not impossible, to convey to you what a dream that felt like. After years of day and night dreaming, of believing I would make it again, of thinking about what I could do to reunite with him, of struggling, of being depressed, I was finally making my dream come true.When I got out of the arrivals, that’s when it felt like a movie. The whole story feels like a movie, actually. I saw him standing in the crowd. It felt like I was meeting a movie star, you know? Somebody you have only seen on a screen (apart from those 10 days 5 years prior), somebody you have seen pictures of, you have dreamt of, but seemed impossible to signNow. And yet, he was standing there, smiling at me.I ran. I screamed his name in joy on top of my lungs. I threw myself in his arms and hugged him so tight. I had made it. My dream had finally come true. Even the people around us noticed, some said “aww”. They probably thought we were a couple who had just reunited. Maybe we were. In any case, it felt like a movie for real. Who would have thought I would have actually met him again after all those years? Who thought we could be so fond of each other as to remain faithful to the memories we had?This is a picture of us the day we met again, for all of you to see!People, we were so happy. That evening, we got together officially. From then onwards, it was just a countdown. First, after 15 days since my trip, I got invited to both colleges I had applied to for an interview. So we met again. Then, we started seeing each other once a month for some days: he would fly to Italy, my home country, and I would fly to the Netherlands.Finally, the day arrived: I had been admitted to college. I was so utterly happy and excited. I think I have never felt such relief in my entire life. I felt like everything was settling into the right place. I was happy.But that happiness didn’t last for too long: just like five years before, one afternoon, he dumped me again over Skype, just 3 months before I would move to the Netherlands.Pointless to say, I was devastated. But, luckily, I had my final exams to focus on, and a new life ahead in my dream country anyway.He was super nice anyway. He flew to my country and we met again. He talked to me and told me his reasons, which I honestly can’t even remember anymore. I guess he was still just a kid by then, and he was maybe scared to settle down. who knows. Anyway, somehow, I managed to keep calm and get happier, and the day I moved to NL arrived.We stayed friends. His family is lovely, and helped me a lot when I moved there. They brought me to stores to buy stuff, they took care of me when I got sick. His mother and I still talk even now, from time to time. He helped me lots too. We hung out almost every week, and everybody could tell we were still in love. They told me, all of my friends. But, somehow, we just couldn’t be together.This is a picture of us from college. He’s wearing a jumper I gave to him as a present when we used to be together. Yep, I guess we were still in love!Anyway, some bad things happened to me afterwards, and we kind of lost contact then. He tried to win me back at a certain point that year, but I didn’t trust him anymore. We both went on with our lives. I found my first, true love (not that he wasn’t, but it was a childish kind of “love”), and I moved on. Afterwards, things ended also between me and my new boyfriend, after 3 amazing years, but this is another story.We still talk to each other, from time to time. Now we are adults. I’m almost 24 years old by now. Thinking that he has appeared in my life when I was 13 is quite weird. The most amazing thing though is that, despite the fact that we both have new people in our lives, that we now live to the opposite sides of the world, I know that we will both always remember about each other, cherish our memories, and love each other as true friends.This is definitely one of those stories I’ll tell my kids about. It’s a lovely story of teenagers that fight to make their dreams come true. Our “love” was so pure and childish. It’s something I’ll always cherish in my life.And, in case you are curious about how I evolved, this is me today!With my natural curlsAnd how I like wearing my hair nowadays ;)I’m a happy girl!Thanks for reading!Edit: Thank you all so much for your kind words, and for all those upvotes!! I wasn’t expecting anything like that. I understand from your comments that lots of you still believe in love stories and fairytales, as well as happy endings! We didn’t get a happy ending together, but I can tell you that I am definitely very happy with my life anyway, and I sure hope he’s happy with his too! Lots of love back <3Edit 2: I signNowed 1k likes and 100k views!!! I would have never believed my story could have such a success! A huge thanks to everyone for reading, and even more to those who shared my story!! You guys are awesome. Sometimes I guess if this could turn into a book. Would you read it?
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