I don't know what you're saying; you started out with "most small things won't change the future" and then gave an example of when a small thing would drastically change the future?
This post is entirely correct. Sex is a sacred, EXTREMELY sacred thing, and it's not just for people to go around and do like kissing - even kissing should be reserved for people you love, but sex is a very far step that you should only get to once you're ready to spend the rest of your life with.
Nope, grammar is grammar. Someone may get something wrong because it isn't their first language, in which situation they get a pass but should be corrected (if I'm speaking Spanish in Spain or Mexico and making a fool of myself with terrible grammar, I'd like somebody to tell me so I don't embarass myself!!!) Language isn't about "expressing" yourself however you want, it's about "expressing" yourself in ways that other people can understand. Sure, they may be able to understand bad grammar, but it's important to have some sort of constant! That's why true grammar/spelling exists.
But does it ever really crash or even make a sound
I don't know what you're saying; you started out with "most small things won't change the future" and then gave an example of when a small thing would drastically change the future?
Kids should not be having sex. :)
You should only have sex with the one person who you are fully commited to. One person.
This post is entirely correct. Sex is a sacred, EXTREMELY sacred thing, and it's not just for people to go around and do like kissing - even kissing should be reserved for people you love, but sex is a very far step that you should only get to once you're ready to spend the rest of your life with.
And every single one is inaccurate about what it's really like!!
New Jersey is great... people who call it the armpit of America have obviously never been there.
One care from NJ hits you and now you have created a new stereotype for all of them. Wooooow.
Nope, grammar is grammar. Someone may get something wrong because it isn't their first language, in which situation they get a pass but should be corrected (if I'm speaking Spanish in Spain or Mexico and making a fool of myself with terrible grammar, I'd like somebody to tell me so I don't embarass myself!!!) Language isn't about "expressing" yourself however you want, it's about "expressing" yourself in ways that other people can understand. Sure, they may be able to understand bad grammar, but it's important to have some sort of constant! That's why true grammar/spelling exists.
This isn't some brand new invention though, the people making money off it aren't the people who invented it