I left a reply there. Thank you for letting me see the value of Discord. I look forward to hearing from you! 

Terry

I hear you @roselover. However, throughout history people have done whatever possible to overcome them. Yes, it has been very difficult. But the answer is always the individual taking matters into their own hands, and the best approach is peaceful. Violence doesn't solve it in the long  run. Figure out how to get out of unbearably tough situations. People have done that in Nazi Germany, The Soviet Union, the enslaved blacks in the old US South, and more. Yes it is tough. However, in the long run, it is worth it. I commend you on your persistence. Never give up. Peacefully get the hell out of the tough situations if you can't change them. There always are ways to do it. I wish you the best and hope you have a very good week ahead.

Thanx for visiting, @xajabor. I applaud your efforts to get started but careful on asking for favors when no one knows you, you've done nothing to help others, and you are about the 1 millionth person (not far from the truth) who says something like "Hey, I'm new and I want you to do this for me." I'm not criticizing you, I'm thanking you for stopping by. I mean it. But if someone doesn't know you, and they get lots of lots of others who say basically the same thing to help them out, and you don't know anything about them, that's not the way to do it. 

Here's what I'd suggest: Go back over several of my and other posts. Read them. Then comment on specifics that were mentioned. That will let people know you really care about them and want to make a difference. 

You might just blow this off and call me all kinds of nasty names. But, I'd love to see you get ahead. Give first. Give value as the other person defines value. Then you'll be more in a position to ask them to help you. 

I hope this instructs and doesn't offend. I look forward to hearing from you! 

Terry

Thank you, @kevinli. Thank you for stopping by