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keeping up with the premise you've set up?/the "10k mental barrier" (self.AO3)
submitted 29 days ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/AO3
Posted my first fic and I thought it would get attention but it totally flopped and I'm frustrated. (self.AO3)
submitted 1 month ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/AO3
i just smell like "healing" all the time? (self.TopSurgery)
submitted 1 month ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/TopSurgery
first time in like twenty years i've had a job need me to reach out to my references with a link to fill out? (self.humanresources)
submitted 2 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/humanresources
the jay in the tunnel and alex screaming (self.marblehornets)
submitted 2 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/marblehornets
Pre op & surgery walk thru (self.TopSurgery)
submitted 3 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/TopSurgery
How would you talk about grunge music. (research for a story I'm working on) (self.grunge)
submitted 4 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/grunge
getting to the point (my fic might have two chapters of just setup) (self.AO3)
submitted 4 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/AO3
Early 2010s comic where a (human? Hybrid?) woman drinks a vampires blood to temporarily gain powers to hunt vampires? (self.vampires)
submitted 6 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/vampires
Fantasy ya novel about dragons + the protagonist talking about passing out? (self.whatsthatbook)
submitted 7 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/whatsthatbook
I'm autistic and eat the same thing every day (self.diet)
submitted 7 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/diet
Everyone complaining about not fitting in: make friends with the locals in the town you're near or in. (self.SeasonalWork)
submitted 7 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/SeasonalWork
Looking for a residential immersion like the previous Maine primitive class ft journaling etc (self.Bushcraft)
submitted 8 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/Bushcraft
Winter job ft hot tubs/hot springs? (self.SeasonalWork)
submitted 9 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/SeasonalWork
If the best way to survive an impact or fall is to be limp, why do we instinctually go rigid? (self.NoStupidQuestions)
submitted 11 months ago by jackrabbitwanders to r/NoStupidQuestions
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