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Post this on the walls of the 12 prettiest Girls you know...
If you get back 5 you're beautiful. ..
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Post this on the walls of the 12 prettiest Girls you know...
If you get back 5 you're beautiful. ..
❤¸.•*""*•. ¸❤ ❤¸.•*""*•. ¸❤ ❤¸.•*""*•. ¸❤
Then, I switched to Linux.
Linux is great....I use it all the time now. But some days, my headset just won't pair. And that's okay. I've learned to accept that sometimes I just have to enter airplane mode, and then exit, and then re-pair my headset and hope that it'll connect. Sometimes I have to unplug the dongle. Sometimes I just decide 'meh, I don't need audio' tonight.
In accepting these hardware issues with my desktop, I've learned that I too, can be great. Even with my hardware issues. I no longer feel the frustration and shame that I used to feel. If I can't perform, I just try it again a few times before giving up. 'Reboot' after a night of sleep and see how it goes.