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It is legal-ish, in the same sense that photo shopping would be. But it is also very easy for someone to have their likeness copywrited and then they would retroactively own your painting. At which point they could demand payment or its removal

Laws are different in different places of the world.
Just for future reference.

>>16946737
I see that this could be a problem. What if it happens after I publicize the art on, say, DeviantArt? I would have the copyright of my painting of their identifiable face. Would that prevent them from copyrighting their face?
>>16946747
Forgot to mention, the subjects are all American.

Tonsillectomy is breddy gud.

Gargle warm salt water. Make sure you spit it out.

>>16946721
A shotgun blast to the back of your throat should clear it right up. Make sure it's a double barreled shotgun.

>>16946688
post your tits so we can blastem

Report the post to Facebook for containing your personal information, block him on everything you can.

>>16946692
Numbers are public information

kek

If this is a relationship that I don't want to be in, would it be wrong of me to break up with her while she is here at home, visiting with friends?

>Am I overreacting?
You do sound a bit clingy.

>She got defensive and said I was being selfish, that it wasn't my place to decide what she and her friends were going to do
true. I'd still be pissed, though.

Its well within your rights to want to be with her, and she's well within hers to prioritize her friends.

You might not like it, and you should voice your concerns, but do so remembering its her choice, in the end.

>And now I'm considering if this is a relationship that I want to be in.
THAT is the choice within your power to make.

It sounds like you need to cool down a bit. Once you have, think about what you want from the relationship. If you're not getting what you want, communicate that to her - again, remembering you're not entitled to her attention. Just define what's acceptable to YOU.

I hope things work out for you two

I know its a long read, but I truly want to fix this. It just feels like shes not willing to meet me halfways. Help me /adv/

>>16946562
If you have to ask they're not worth the trouble.

>>16946562
Those people are a nuisance and unless she's super rebellious and ready to be excommed from her family she won't give any pussy

>>16946562
>Do Jehovah's Witnesses have strict dating rules?
To a certain extend, it depends on the congregation and the family. That's not to say there are no commonalities -I hope you aren't expecting her to put out- but they can be a surprisingly diverse bunch. Some are quite strict, others, not so much.

>I want to ask for this girls number (high school) but my friend said he saw her walking around the neighborhood with her family, talking about religion and whatnot a couple years ago.
First question: are you sure they're Witnesses? They're most famous for doing this, but they're not the only ones.

What makes me wonder about this is the fact that your friend recognized her. Witnesses don't usually go out in their own towns. The normal procedure is to get together with nearby congregations and rotate through each other's territories, but never their own. They do this so they WON'T be recognized, and in practice it works pretty well. People do get recognized from time to time, of course, but it isn't common. If your friend is right, that was quite a lucky catch.

Second question: are you sure they're still Witnesses? People don't tend to change religions often, but it does happen.

Third question: are you sure both her parents are Witnesses? Interfaith marriage isn't encouraged, but it isn't forbidden, and isn't even all that uncommon (though it's not the norm). Depending on what you're hoping for vis-a-vis strictness in dating rules, that could bode well for you.

You're probably imagining that she likes you back unless she explicitly told you so, familia.

>>16946514
>I said I'd give anything for her
You fucked up. She wants to be treated like a human, not a charity.

She did, we were talking and I told her how I feel, and she said I she does feel the same way.

Any normal person is wary walking around downtown LA at night. I live here and wouldn't do it if I didn't have to.

>>16946488
>I guess my question here is is there a way to help her not be scared?
Being scared of something like that is healthy. She should be cautious.

>>16946488
there's nothing you can do

You are fucked

Not completely, but nothing else at point you can do to increase your chances. She's thinking about dumping her current boyfriend or cheating on him. Can't rush these things.

>>16946482
She doesn't have a boyfriend. Wish me luck lads.

>Do it faggot

>>16946440
Tell him, get rejected, remain friends. Tell him, get accepted, start a relationship.

Or don't tell him and feel awful all the time.

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>>16946539

I guess with time I'll be able to feel the moment when I can tell him what I feel for him without loosing his friendship, will I?

But not yet. I'm not ready neither is he.

Both of your proposition are what I dream. But for now i feel that he will flee me as soon as he will figure out that i actually love him.

Moreover, i don't know how to tell him. I have thought of many way to tell him. Gesture, suggestions, simply kiss him, abruptly tell him.

I'm not feeling totally awful. I'm scared to loose him, and I miss him often. But that's okay.

>>16946362
>>>/sci/

>>16946362
Um like 4 lol

Do your own homework.

If you can't even figure out something as basic as this, then there's no hope for you.

>>16946359
"Do you want to hang out?"

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>>16946372

What the fuck?

No, you just need to get help so you can man up and stop feeling sorry for yourself.

mental illness and self loathing are not mutually exclusive with productivity and positive social interactions. yours might be, but plenty of sick, hateful people do just fine.

>>16946351
>Should the mentally ill and the self-loathing stay away from people/society?
No. In fact, for many of us, staying away played a big role in getting us to this state, and even for the others, it never helps.

>Are we just a burden?
To a certain extent we ARE a burden, but to a certain extent everyone is a burden. A person in society is like an engine in a car: it adds a lot of weight that has to be moved around, but if you take it out to save weight, the car won't run. The real question is whether the engine can pull its weight, and most people with mental illnesses are quite capable of that.

But for those of us lucid enough to be having this conversation at all, there is another reason to stay in: reintegrating is a vital step in the healing process. It may not get better even if you reintegrate, but it CANNOT get better if you stay away.

There isn't a single response to what you're, presumably, asking. I think most people are lost. I think the career by 22 is a meme that is a dead horse at this point. I think that people like you wallow in self pity because you refuse to accept that youre the leader in your own life not anyone else. I think that you're still immature for caring what people think about you. I think that you're blowing things out of proportion. I think a lot of things.

>>16946348
I was 3 years deep into my career at your age with loadsa money, and I'm still a fucking loser. Money doesn't fix anything.

I didn't even start on my degree until I was 26, and thank god for that. I know exactly what I'm doing and have a specific plan for my education and long-term goals.

This is why pressuring people to go to college too early is dumb.

Pretty much just like that. Don't expect your words to change their behavior, though.

>>16946354
What should I do in that case then?

I'm stuck living with my sister for the next 2-3 years (when she moves out or I finish my undergrad).

She constantly bosses everyone around because "muh panic attacks" and expects everyone to cater to her and my parents are almost starting to tolerate it.

>>16946371
>I'm stuck living with my sister for the next 2-3 years when I finish my undergrad.
you're in college, you're an adult, move the fuck out if it bothers you so much.

The ability to actually understand/relate to the people around you. Nobody's happy. You just think they are because you're looking at the things they have that you want. You're not seeing the problems they have that you don't

>>16946305
money

>>16946308
I'm happy (... not literally all the time, people have bad moods you know).