@ParfaitCRK
google this: “do you turn into a princess when you turn 13?”
No, you do not magically turn into a princess when you turn 13. The idea is a fantasy popularized by fairy tales and movies, but it is not real. Becoming a princess, in the real world, is dependent on being born into a royal family or marrying into one.
Here’s a look at the facts behind the princess myth:
- The origin of the fantasy: The fantasy of becoming a princess has been shaped by popular culture, like Disney movies, which often feature teenage heroines.
- Royal rules: In royal families, such as the British monarchy, you can only become a princess through birth as the daughter of a prince or by marrying a prince. Your age is not a factor.
- Real-life coming of age: Reaching 13 is an important milestone known as a “coming of age,” but different cultures celebrate it in various ways. For instance, the Jewish bat mitzvah ceremony marks a girl’s entry into religious adulthood at age 12 or 13, and some Latin American cultures hold a quinceañera celebration for 15-year-old girls. These traditions celebrate maturity, but they don’t involve becoming royalty.
- The real “magic” of turning 13: While it may not turn you into a princess, becoming a teenager is a special time of growing up. You gain new independence, learn more about who you are, and can take on new responsibilities.
we do not need parfait.
tbh the phone didnt pick up me holding down my thumb on the text
(yeah so the CAAPC guys have a benefit in AI Overview)
“twilightforest.ui.biome_locked”: “Biome Locked!”,
“twilightforest.ui.biome_locked_2”: “Check your advancements”,
google: “how to have slippery shoes”
Cookie Run timeline
bruh
Cookie Run was released on 2009, very ancient stone.
yo why did it go: 
CR Timeline
do you turn into this person when you turn 13
Um what is that?
Are you trying to have a crush on her?
no. why would i?
bros having self talk
Several methods can be used to make shoe soles more slippery for dancing or to reduce grip on certain surfaces. The best approach depends on your shoes and how permanent you want the fix to be.
Add-on solutions (best for dancing)
- Attach suede or leather soles: For dedicated dance shoes, a cobbler can glue suede or leather patches onto the front portion of the soles. You can also buy adhesive-backed suede pads to stick on yourself. Suede is the standard for dance floors, offering enough traction to prevent falls but allowing for spins.
- Wear “dance socks”: These are fabric covers that slip over the toe and ball of your shoe to create a smooth, slippery surface. They are an excellent non-permanent solution for turning athletic shoes into temporary dance shoes.
- Apply tape: A temporary fix is to apply duct or cloth tape to the front of the sole. This allows for turns while the rest of the sole provides some resistance.
Powder and spray methods (temporary fix)
- Talcum or baby powder: Lightly tap the bottoms of your shoes in a small amount of baby powder or talcum powder. This will reduce friction and help you slide on a dry surface. Be aware that some dance studios prohibit this because it leaves a mess on the floor.
- Rosin: Used by ballet dancers, rosin is a crystallized tree sap that can be crushed into a powder and applied to the soles for increased slipperiness. Some dance studios may not allow its use.
- Residue-free lubricant spray: Commercial lubricants are available specifically for dance shoes to increase slipperiness.
Hell nah, get a job
Some little kid: aaaa! Censor it!
bro fr needs a JOB rn
Do yall remember how fuckass corny i used to be?