That's actually kind of a good point, if a horror is far enough literally beyond our comprehension. Is it really a horror?

Behavior truly in keeping with the finest traditions of Reddit.

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Loving the added downvotes without any comments, really supporting the case.

What did you find inaccurate about my results?

I thought so but I'm not getting a search result.

Planning is well and good but your present self should be driving towards your future, not the other way around which is how this kind of feels. In some ways it strike me that you seemed to see yourself as the future state person that you wanted to be rather than who you are. It may be worth taking a step back to try and rediscover who you really are "right now" as a person, not what you think or thought you wanted to be, if the plan has been in place that long you may find that at heart you just aren't in the same headspace as the you from all those years ago. With that done, reassess what the current you wants and set out to "make" those things happen, don't trust for the new plan to just natural play out, each thing should at least be treated like its going to take effort. If getting a family together is a thing and really important, don't just hang out at bars waiting for a connection to happen. Get on apps and sites and date like it's your 2nd job. Building on that as an example, if you're a halfway decent person you will find somebody, but it might still be person 112 and you have to put in the work to get through the first 111 to get to them.

"Book It" had nothing to do with Grades, just raw effort. In my area at least, but I thought it was pretty universal in its execution.

Posted through a Proton connection, what's your VPN? As others have stated this is likely not .world directly, but rather a symptom of Cloudflare (DDoS) protections.

What value it may have had as an identifier was destroyed by Musk IMO.

Yeah, the new emphasis on "pollinator gardens/spaces" has maybe made it better, but when the conversation was "save the bees they are important pollinators" the public 100% saw it as a bee specific issue.