Juno's answer (7)

Stock drawings, just like magazines, newspapers and web content providers use stock photos. It's a way for these large production companies to save costs. Artists can concentrate on the characters and use stock images from the art database for background and filler. It also means the artist doesn't have to spend time researching historical settings......   1 reply

Pay attention to what your instincts are telling you. If your gut is telling you "these aren't garden-variety assholes, but methed-up psychopaths" then don't go knocking on their door to complain. Write down each and every complaint. Write down the times you called the police. Keep a record of everything that happened. Complain to the landlord inst......   2 reply

Neither. I prefer stories that move forward based on the inner motivations and evolution of the characters, not a bunch of random crap that life throws at them. I want their thoughts, feelings and senses. I want their failures and shame, their grief and outrage, their pleasures and persistence. Yes, I love seeing them win, but I also want to know w......   reply

People are often faced with situations of moral and ethical ambiguity. There are thousands of proverbs like "Don't judge a person unless you walk a mile in their shoes," or "Judge not lest ye be judged," or "Let those without blame cast the first stone," or "Honi soit qui mal y pense," or "People in glass houses shouldn't cast stones," and they all......   reply

I think you already know the answer to your own question, right? At least in general? For somebody who is "bad" at English, you are able to communicate and express your thoughts and feelings well enough for now. The issues will arise when you are expected to develop more subtle approaches to argument and dissertation. If you find that you can't......   reply

"After I die" assumes that what we are experiencing now is life and not some transitional state of being which started at one state of awareness and evolves into others.   reply