Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "Jubilee" channel.

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When someone think you need to be tall as a giraff to be considered a model they are close minded. Everyone should be allowed to be a model, the modling world need more diversity.
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It's like we're telling kids that the key to success is being a human calculator, when in reality, success is so much more than just a number on a test score. It's about resilience, creativity, passion, and the ability to think outside the box – qualities that can't be measured by a scantron sheet.
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But hey, being smart isn't all doom and gloom – there are definitely some perks to having a head full of smarts. You can ace trivia nights, impress your boss with your problem-solving skills, and maybe even invent the next big thing that changes the world. So, next time you're feeling the weight of your big brain dragging you down, just remember that being smart is a superpower, not a straightjacket. Embrace your inner nerd, own your brilliance, and remember that sometimes the greatest gift of all is being able to laugh at yourself and all the zany quirks that come with being one brainy cookie. After all, intelligence may have its drawbacks, but it also makes for some killer punchlines!
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Gen z got better fashion taste, better personality and are smarter and cooler than cheesy millenials.
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😢For one thing, being smart can be a real double-edged sword when it comes to relationships. I mean, sure, you might be able to dazzle your date with your encyclopedic knowledge of beekeeping or the history of the kazoo, but sometimes all that brainpower can be a bit intimidating for the mere mortals trying to keep up with you. It's like trying to have a deep conversation with someone who's fluent in Klingon – impressive, sure, but not exactly conducive to a romantic evening.🎉
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I find it annoying that people have to put an example and please others. People should do whatever that makes them happy without fearing judgement, after all its their mothers job to raise them.
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I mean, let's be real – our education system can sometimes feel like it's stuck in a time warp, churning out students who are great at memorizing facts and figures but might not know how to tie their shoes or balance a checkbook. We've put so much emphasis on IQ and standardized testing that we've forgotten there's a whole rainbow of intelligence out there – creativity, emotional intelligence, street smarts – all things that can't be measured by a multiple-choice exam.
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