Ah well most groups aren’t coed, most kpop idols prob aren’t gay, and most of the ones that are are probably not gonna be public with that in Korea, and then once you get to all that, the small sample of people left, it’s still pretty unlikely that the person you date would be in the same group...
Hmm I don’t if I have any “Chinese” ancestry per say
but my ethnicity it turns out is a mix of (historically) East Asian ancestry, south East Asian ancestry, indigenous south Asian (hunter gatherer) ancestry, Dravidian (think the darkest skin toned Asians, most prominent/not as mixed with other...
Hansol from top dogg and xeno-t is aroace if you consider that
and he publicly said it
two members of d.i.p dated each other
https://newsbeezer.com/vietnameng/the-2-male-idols-who-have-been-secret-for-many-years-have-shown-it-clearly-and-finally-made-it-public/
how am I mean:kijoongstare:
I'd give you the rares you want two commons I don't have bc you don't get cards I want but you don't get cards I don't have either or trade them away
You should, you can make examples to show them, too!
Unlike if you work with only adults you can't just do a project or learn skill related to work and have it feel like working so maybe at least thinking of kid related things like that will help:nekoshy:
Listen to your playlist on shuffle
idk fave song but I have been listening to lo$er = lover since March or April and like the last few days it’s still only song I listened too and like for hours
I knew this was ur thread by the title
hmm since you work with kids there’s not rlly smth that feels like work u can do now
maybe look at things you think the kids would like
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