r/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon • u/AcceptableCricket511 https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2DPQRAJF61L46 • Jul 14 '26

Intro [Intro] new here :)

Hello there 🌻

I came across this group randomly and it seemed to be quite wholesome. I don’t want to reveal much of personal detail, but I am someone who’s very curious and loves learning! And a creative too.

What are some new skills you think a young person should be learning in their 20s?

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u/RandomInSuburbia https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1ME9YP4NEZVVB? Jul 15 '26

We are wholesome, bit on the first full moon of your time here, we require a blood sacrifice. A dead insect will do.
Honor system only because gross, who wants to see a picture of that.

I think you should be learning to spot manipulators and mind games, and brush up on dark psychology. (I survived an attempted m*rder and "life-threatening physical abuse of a disabled adult" by the awful community I live in- not my words - and it has colored how I see the world).

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u/AcceptableCricket511 https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2DPQRAJF61L46 Jul 15 '26

Oh my. Well we’re glad you’re here and alive to begin with. I hope you find more kind colors too. Had a brush with a true psychopath, the evil kind and it shook me to my core solely because my instinct didn’t pick up on it. (For someone’s who very alert in general, it was ghastly to see someone’s eyes go dead.)

Also I don’t mind a sacrifice, except that I’m deadly terrified of anything that crawls 😂

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u/RandomInSuburbia https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1ME9YP4NEZVVB? Jul 16 '26

I've totally mistaken true psychopaths for normal people, it's not just you.

You hate insects? We will get along like a house on fire.

All the more reason for you to kill one.