sasa's answer (5)

The nerves go away with experience for the most part. I'm pretty entrenched in my career at this point but I still feel nerves when put on the spot. I'm pretty shit at networking, but it may be good to make friends with your peers at work. Superiors are a lot harder to become friends with tbh, maybe just being eager works? Idk how to answer the go......   1 reply

Just become a billionaire and reserve a spot in the next drop of the files   2 reply

Like, it stops you from trying new things? Not really. It's more that my algorithm refuses to let me out of my bubble to find new, interesting things. If it's along the lines of 'things were so much easier when I was X'? Yeah. Objectively speaking, the world has gotten worse by every metric except medical advancements, I think. I'm just trying to......   1 reply

Depends on what hits closer to home, ig. When do stories actually bother showing the aftermath of a murder, like the people left behind, the life unfulfilled, etc? For most I read, it feels like killing off npcs in a videogame. Ppl react to murder if they actually care about the charas being killed off. One piece killing ace off was heart-wrenchin......   reply