rate this narcy jbmaxxer

[cancercell]

 

[Deleted member 25938]

Rating unavailable: his bones are all but dissolved by now.

 

[Michael Myers]

Who’s this?

 

[cancercell]

Who’s this?

TRUE_CEL, oh TRUE_CEL, fair and vain,
With petals white as snow and golden mane.
You bloomed by the water's edge with such grace,
Reflecting your beauty in your watery face.

But oh, TRUE_CEL, your pride led you astray,
As you gazed at your reflection day by day.
You fell in love with what you thought was another,
Not realizing it was your own image you did smother.

Alas, TRUE_CEL, you perished by the stream,
Leaving behind a legacy of beauty and esteem.
Yet we must remember the lesson you impart,
To look beyond ourselves and open our hearts.

 

[Michael Myers]

TRUE_CEL, oh TRUE_CEL, fair and vain,
With petals white as snow and golden mane.
You bloomed by the water's edge with such grace,
Reflecting your beauty in your watery face.

But oh, TRUE_CEL, your pride led you astray,
As you gazed at your reflection day by day.
You fell in love with what you thought was another,
Not realizing it was your own image you did smother.

Alas, TRUE_CEL, you perished by the stream,
Leaving behind a legacy of beauty and esteem.
Yet we must remember the lesson you impart,
To look beyond ourselves and open our hearts.

Mirin AImaxxing.

 

[cancercell]

Mirin AImaxxing.

JFL is it that easy to tell? Didn't mean for it to seem legit or anything but this means I must paraphrase better on assignments

Just realized they might try to train teachers to distinguish between AI generated work

 

[Yuno_howitez]

JFL is it that easy to tell? Didn't mean for it to seem legit or anything but this means I must paraphrase better on assignments

Just realized they might try to train teachers to distinguish between AI generated work

kinda easy to tell when u wrote a beautiful poem in less than 3 minutes reply to him

 

[cancercell]

kinda easy to tell when u wrote a beautiful poem in less than 3 minutes reply to him

maybe I wrote it for school and just replaced Narcissus with TRUE_CEL

 

[Michael Myers]

JFL is it that easy to tell? Didn't mean for it to seem legit or anything but this means I must paraphrase better on assignments

Just realized they might try to train teachers to distinguish between AI generated work

For me it was, but then again I have a good eye for things usually. So don’t take me for the standard when it comes down to that. I could share a tip on how to make sure your assignments are not caught as AI-generated.

 

[cancercell]

kinda easy to tell when u wrote a beautiful poem in less than 3 minutes reply to him

Walter Jr, with his breakfast plate,
A character, so pure and great,
A son who loves, with all his heart,
A father, torn apart.

In moments of turmoil and strife,
He stands by his family, with all his life,
A beacon of hope, in a world so dark,
His strength and resilience, leave a lasting mark.

Through the lies, the pain, the betrayal,
Walter Jr, never once did he fail,
A pillar of support, in a house of cards,
His love for his father, forever unmarred.

His disability, never defined his soul,
For Walter Jr, a bright future, he'll unfold,
With a heart of gold, and a spirit so strong,
His legacy, will endure, long after he's gone.

 

[Michael Myers]

kinda easy to tell when u wrote a beautiful poem in less than 3 minutes reply to him

Aside from this, which I didn’t include… yes, that’s also a good way to deduce it.

 

[cancercell]

I could share a tip on how to make sure your assignments are not caught as AI-generated.

Yes please!

 

[Michael Myers]

maybe I wrote it for school and just replaced Narcissus with TRUE_CEL

I’m not even narcy.

 

[Michael Myers]

Yes please!

Check PM.

 

[cancercell]

I’m not even narcy.

did it just cuz tbh

 

[Yuno_howitez]

Who’s this?

In Greek mythology, Narcissus was a handsome young man who was renowned for his beauty. He was the son of the river god Cephissus and the nymph Liriope.

According to the story, Narcissus was extremely proud of his beauty and was known to reject the advances of all who fell in love with him. One day, the goddess Nemesis, who was angered by his arrogance, led him to a pool of water. Narcissus saw his own reflection in the water and was so captivated by his own beauty that he could not look away.

He became obsessed with his own reflection and spent all his time staring at it, neglecting everything else around him. He eventually died of starvation and thirst by the pool, as he refused to leave his own reflection.

The gods took pity on Narcissus and transformed him into a flower, which came to be known as the narcissus or the daffodil. The story of Narcissus serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of excessive pride and self-obsession.

 

[bignosesmallchin]

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