@vishkun may be

@vishkun idk

@vishkun nah

@vishkun Very shitty person say that

@vishkun u are shitty tho

@vishkun you are shitty coding is pretty

@vishkun
Go n study instead of finding gurls

@vishkun

@vishkun
Loving someone does not require any physical contact nor having to see that person from time to time. But sometimes, it is not the person you’re in love with. Sometimes, it’s the behavior they are showing towards you. See, faking your identity on the Internet is easy. So some people pretends to be somebody they’re not, attracting you until you fall in love with the person you thought they are.

I’m not saying all of them are posers or something like that, because I myself has the same situation. Love is something you can feel towards another person just by communication and trust. That’s all you need

@cjko
My travel philosophy is simple: wherever you are, be there.

That means stay away from travel groups, stay off of tour buses (except as a half-day whisk around town, just to get familiar with the lay of the land), stay away from the places that tourists visit, take pictures of (ugh), eat, sleep, and hang out.

Be where you are. Walk quietly through residential neighborhoods, markets, industrial areas, harbors, observing what local people do and how they interact. Behave modestly, greet people respectfully, talk softly, ask all the questions you want to ask; if you are courteous and not pushy, anyone will delight in speaking with you, if they have the time. Find out how everything works and is done, and why it works or is done that way.

And judge not, lest you be judged. Assume that things are done as they are for extremely good reasons. Your not understanding those reasons is your flaw, not theirs. Learn what those reasons are and internalize them. Add everyone else’s way of thinking to your own.

Only after all of this can you even think of claiming that travel was worthwhile for you. Anything less is just - um - jacking off with a passport in the other hand.