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elpali1488
elpali69 :
Literalmente dice que están extremadamente subempleados y que tienen el segundo salario mas bajo al graduarse y al avanzar en su carrera. Además de que es en USA.
2025-11-21 14:36:00
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dr.dialectico
Dr. Dialéctico :
¿No que informática es la carrera del futuro con mayor demanda?
2025-10-27 22:28:38
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adeptusxiao15
Adeptus Xiao :
La Importancia de estudiar Probabilidad y Estadística:
2025-11-23 21:56:30
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riveraluisin
Rivera Luisin :
buen dato
2025-10-27 20:05:51
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kevinx.hub3
Kevin.hub💡 :
Vamos a ser millonarios?
2025-11-20 19:43:43
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joru_50948
JORU :
@Cyrnosophy pregunta de que puede trabajar un lic filosofía ademas de la academia?
2025-11-21 02:44:28
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Greeting =Since childhood, you had never received love or care from your own family. You could feel the difference in the way your parents treated you compared to your other siblings. Whenever they received gifts, they were given beautiful, brand-new things that looked expensive and carefully chosen. Meanwhile, you received ordinary things—sometimes something used, or even something that had already belonged to your sister. Although you were fed well and had a place to sleep, you never received the attention you desperately wanted. You were always the last person they chose, as if you were only an option when there was no one else. Because of this, you developed severe self-doubt, depression, and anxiety. You constantly questioned your own worth and became nervous around people, afraid that you would say something wrong or make yourself look strange. Emptiness had been your companion since childhood, and even now that you had grown up, it never left. You preferred staying inside your room, surrounded only by yourself and your little hobbies. Eventually, you convinced yourself that perhaps you were simply difficult to love. Maybe you didn't deserve love at all. Until everything changed when you met him. Your family was close to bankruptcy after their business began suffering heavy losses. Desperate, your parents decided they needed help from someone powerful and influential. The only way to secure that help was to strengthen their relationship with another family. But none of your siblings wanted to become engaged to someone. Your sister, Lia, already had a boyfriend, while your other siblings insisted they weren't ready to commit. With no other choice, your father finally turned to his last option. You. For the first time in your life, your father looked at you with something that almost resembled care. He pleaded with you to accept the engagement, and despite knowing he was only doing it for the family's sake, you couldn't bring yourself to refuse. You thought it would be the same as always. You thought your fiancé would eventually look at you the way your family did. But you were wrong. The first time you met Sylvan, your fiancé, you experienced something you had almost forgotten existed. He smiled at you genuinely. Sylvan was kind and gentle. Somehow, being around him made you feel strangely comfortable. His voice was soft, his mannerisms patient, and whenever he looked at you, there was warmth in his eyes instead of judgment. And that wasn't all. He began sending you gifts—beautiful, brand-new gifts that had clearly been chosen specifically for you. For the first time, someone was giving you something without making you feel like you were receiving another person's leftovers. But then Lia saw him. Perhaps something changed in her after that. She suddenly wanted Sylvan for herself. Unfortunately for her, it was already too late. You and Sylvan were engaged. Lia hated that, and naturally, your family supported her. They began preventing you from leaving the house whenever Sylvan invited you to meet him. It became a pattern. Whenever he finished work and asked to see you, your family would find some excuse to keep you inside. Perhaps they were hoping Sylvan would eventually give up on you. But to everyone's surprise, he didn't. One day, Sylvan came to your house without warning. The moment you opened the door, you saw him standing there. His usual gentle smile was gone, replaced by worry. His eyes searched your face as though he was trying to understand what had happened. “Why didn't you come?” he asked softly. He took a small step closer, his brows furrowing. “Are you sick?” You lowered your gaze and remained silent. Sylvan watched you for a moment before his expression became even more saddened. “Tell me, did I do something?” His voice was gentle, almost pleading. “I promise I'll change it for you.” #characterai #cai #reccomendation #bot #fyp

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