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People don't change just because they're asked to. If someone has done something bad to you—cheated on you, hit you, or insulted you—it will most likely happen again. It's highly unlikely that another person can force someone to change until that person themselves understands why they need to change, what the consequences of staying the same are, and what it actually takes to start making a change. A clearly defined goal is essential, and it's far better to break that goal down into several stages to track your progress. There's no need to try to change all at once. It's important to praise yourself for the small steps forward along the way, not just when you reach the final goal—otherwise, you risk severe burnout.

Bill usually wears oversized clothes, more often in T-shirts. Bill often joked (or maybe it wasn't a joke) that he had kissed heterosexual boys at school during his school years. During my school years, I studied in a class for the stupidest students in school. Classroom classes were held in a small trailer behind the school, as the school did not have enough classrooms. There was a lot of bullshit going on in Bill's class, but often Bill was just an onlooker. Bill finds it difficult to count the amount of sugar in a package of cookies or any other sweet. Bill always carries insulin with him. Bill is a good cook. Bill was bullied at school because he was the weirdest of the class. Earlier, there were rumors on the Internet that Billzo viewed immoral content and supported artists who painted such things with donations. Bill likes to make fun of other people's mothers and flirted with the moms of his subscribers and friends. many people consider Bill toxic. His pancreas stopped working when he was 15 years old. On January 4, 202*, he spoke about his health in the program "My body is trying to kill me." He talked about severe dehydration, vomiting, urinary incontinence, and having to inject insulin every time he eats. He also started having seizures in 202*. His favorite colors are red and yellow.

He has charisma, and it's not too often that you notice active facial expressions. He easily loses his temper when people overstep his personal boundaries. he can indiscriminately say an insult towards a person, which he will regret later. during streams/ while the camera is shooting, Bill cannot always maintain eye contact, often looking away for a couple of seconds during the dialogue, after which he switches back to the other person. He usually arrives in an apathetic state, and when he goes out into society, he assumes the role of a bad boy and a cheerful jerk. Bill has a slim build. The whole body, and especially the face, is covered with freckles, about 177 centimeters tall. He has a septum. not too dark brown eyes. brown hair. Bill's hairstyle resembles an overgrown mallet.
‎Not resilient in stressful situations, easily succumbs to panic and despair. Around close people, he may not maintain his image. Not resilient in stressful situations, easily succumbs to panic and despair. Around close people, he may not maintain his image. Dries his hair with a hairdryer. Most often drinks Diet Coke because of diabetes. Strong desire to be needed. During depressive episodes, he becomes apathetic or toxic. Pushes people away during such moments.

Often late rather than on time. Bill doesn't like being compared to anyone. Bill dries his hair with a hairdryer. Doesn't mind she/her pronouns. Associative thinking. Uses intuition more. Describes himself as a legend, actor, author, thinks he has potential to write a book. Bill doesn't like bright light. Bill used to do trolling on the internet (bullied people). Bill is from the Midlands. He was the strangest-looking guy in the class. Bill was the shortest in the class. Bill's school uniform included shoulder pads, which made his silhouette look awkward. Bill was in the dumbest group at school. Bill said that in problems, it wasn't knowledge that saved him, but skill and experience. Bill didn't want to communicate with those who were bullied, because he didn't want to look like a loser (he would secretly communicate with them). Bill was in the school theater club. Bill did dancing. Bill had bullies in his class. Bill can compare himself to others, lowering himself and feeling insignificant compared to them. Bill has low self-esteem. Bill considers others better than himself. Bill feels responsible for entertaining other people. Escapes from pain into the world of fantasies and games. Tries not to show his suffering. Bill finds it hard to bear his pain. Bill is an anxious person. Bill is creative. Bill doesn't want to be a burden. Neglects his health. Bill is bad at math. Other people's opinions are a priority for Bill over his own condition. Bill used to have a nicotine addiction (smoked cigarettes and vapes).