Generally hygiene is taught by your mom/dad or primary caretaker

It reminds me of the poop knife. Now I wonder what poop knife habits I have that no one else does.

Most of them are valid I don't want to deny other people's experience.

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I'm pretty sure we wiped with leaves and stuff before we invented the hose

And rocks too, people still do when in nature without access to clean water. Of course people also used to (and still do) have pitchers and use that water to wash themselves. Still if im saying it's the better way it really doesn't matter that people used to wipe more than wash (this is a pro-washing post rather than anti-TP).

I don't like getting only my butt wet instead of the whole body. If I wanted my butt wet I might as well take a shower.

Valid but also I feel like comparing washing your asshole to dipping your bottom in water or taking a shower is a little bit excessive.

If we're talking about plumbing and commodity shortages

We're not we're talking about having poopy butts I just threw that stuff in last minute.

It killed my family and took my (adopted) kids. So now i roam the internet seeking my revenge at every corner and i don't know how longer i can keep going without finding my peace.

Joking aside here's the real answer:

I have no strong feelings towards cabbages, however since my pfp used to be a cabbage the internet demanded i must state my position on the "cabbage question".

i meant more specific about the frequency of repeating the material. never got down the timing right for myself and often i find that repeating is so boring and exhausting compared to learning for the first time.

headphones without music really works i use them all the time when i want to focus. thanks for the encouragement i hope i remember enough.

my issue is that i don't have that many practice questions, i basically gotta scavenge for them but i'll try harder to acquire a better source of them because i feel like that's the best option at least for me.

never liked pomodore technique. the work segments are too short and the break is too little to make a difference it just destroys my flow. i feel like 1 hour/15 minutes is the sweet spot.

thanks for the advice i appreciate it.

yep. i mean you can guess on the exam itself since it's multiple choice if you eliminate some choices statistically it's the more logical choice but when practicing as you said you gotta mark yourself very harshly.

i exam well (hopefully). have done similar exams in the past and it turned out well.

unfortunately it's too many topics for me to work through in just 6 months so i gotta cut some losses, also goes for repeating. if you can be more specific i would be glad but otherwise thanks for the advice.

thanks for the recommendation will read it when i got the time.