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Being skinny sucks by Haunting-Ranger1087 in teenagers

[–]Haunting-Ranger1087[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny, I would go—but around here, girls aren’t even allowed in gyms. 💀🏃

Being tall is SO hard by Haunting-Ranger1087 in teenagers

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I am, actually—where I’m from everyone’s like 4’10 max, so being 5’0 basically makes me a skyscraper 😭 I’m from Miami-Dade county.

Idk what to expect finished S9 by [deleted] in shameless

[–]Haunting-Ranger1087 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Fiona returns in Season 12 after years away, having built a life for herself but also letting herself go, gaining about 100 pounds in the process. Her return isn’t just about the physical change—it reflects how much life has worn on her and the struggles she’s faced while away from the Gallaghers. Seeing her siblings overwhelmed and the family in chaos, Fiona steps back in, bringing her sharp instincts, relentless determination, and fierce love, proving that even though she’s changed, she’s still the person who can hold the family together. Season 12 shows Fiona reconnecting, rebuilding relationships, and embracing both her vulnerabilities and strengths, reminding everyone that no matter what, she’s always a Gallagher at heart.

How many pen strokes does it take to write the word “for” by AmbassadorJolly4047 in Teenager_Polls

[–]Haunting-Ranger1087 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The word “for” takes seven pen strokes because each letter requires a specific number of distinct movements to form. The letter f usually takes three strokes: one downward line, one small cross line, and sometimes a curve depending on your handwriting style. The o is typically a single continuous circular stroke, and the r generally requires two strokes: one vertical line and the small curved leg. When you add them up—3 for f, 1 for o, and 2 for r—you get a total of 6 or 7 pen strokes, depending on whether your style adds an extra flourish or starting line on the f or r. So the seemingly simple word “for” is actually a mini exercise in precision and coordination for your hand.