I talk about nothing in particular and everything too?

It's been a year and a half or so since the COVID-19 pandemic started, and this has to a great degree necessitated the use of online classes. Now lads and lasses lets get real for a moment here, online classes are probably the least seriously taken things in the world. Most of us are guilty of that and if you are so virtuous so as to actually be sincere throughout the whole thing...you're weird T_T . Online classes are exceedingly easy to slack off in, the teacher's relative unease in using technology from anywhere past 2005 coupled with the student's increasing capability to circumvent said classes contribute to this. This is where the underestimation of teenagers and children in general really starts to bite the teaching staff in the back.  I've heard tales, legends even, of mythical crusaders who have gone semesters without ever actually showing their face or speaking a word. Teachers can't really do much other than threaten to complain to the parents and thi

First off let's address the elephant in the room, where was I all these days? Did I die? Have I finally succumbed to my sociopathic tendencies? De nad a, fact is that 12th grade happened to me. 12th grade is hectic to say the least, you're just running around putting out one fire after another. All the work does however have some effect of taking your mind off of your problems, well up until you realise that all your problems are being caused by said work. It's ironic that I  choose to write about the oh-so-wonderful topic that is ghosting, after ghosting my blog for a while now. I sincerely offer my apologies to everyone who looked forward to my next post like a son waiting for their dad to return with that carton of milk.  Well son I'm back! It took me a while because, uhhh the store was on fire but regardless I'm back! Now that we addressed that, let's move on to the actual topic on hand. Ghosting(oooooooooo spooky). We'll have to examine the very definit