diana

The only things I've been actually diagnosed with are bipolar disorder, (extreme!) anxiety/paranoia, and I used to have really depressive episodes. Also insomnia, if you'd like to count that too. I don't think living with them is exactly difficult, but it certainly doesn't help. I'm scared of crowds and people in general, so I guess that's a minor setback, although I don't really go anywhere ever. Frequent, intense mood swings make it hard to really be with some people, and I hate how easily I get upset sometimes. Other than that, it's honestly never impacted me all that much, given that I barely go out and physically see people.

oh boy another person enslaved to riot games you'll fit in just fine.

"i wanna start playing orianna more" lol

When the duo both get an S+ (see below)

As typical and cliche as it sounds, trust me, just be yourself. Media's portrayal of relationships is nothing more than a dream, 99% of the time you're not going to pull some big heroic act or the girl isn't just going to randomly fall for you. Get to know them, be there for them, but don't let someone walk all over you. I wouldn't honestly go actively looking for a relationship on your own; if it happens, it does, but if it doesn't and you're searching 24/7, you're going to seem extremely desperate. I mean, my current relationship happened completely by accident...

it's korean. i can't actively contribute because i'm in a place where even with the server moving to under four hours away, i'm still above 500 ping consistently zzz

you're last pick a lot and i still never get to adc wtf

"but i dont like playing braum i dont wanna let you play ad carry one time in our thousands of ranked games"

Most supports prefer mobility boots, especially in solo queue. If you're going to main support, you need to be able to get into your jungle to help against an invade or up to dragon/mid quickly, or else you're going to have very little impact outside of completely shitstomping your lane if you can, and even then that isn't always enough. You play support because you don't trust people to make plays or stay alive on their own, which is key in bronze/silver/gold or even plat games.

Hasaki, motherfuckers.

You can, that's the entire point of it. 3DS games without the 3D and at a lower price. I'd honestly stick to going new, even though I've had my 3DS since release. My triggers don't work anymore, though, so I'd be careful about that.