Maze

Alright, in a bit of a situation here. So, I went out with that girl today. We got coffee and we talked for three hours. Conversation flowed perfectly, no hiccups, kept eye contact, and kept each other interested. Would probably be considered a successful date in most peoples' books. But there was a big problem for me, and I don't know if I'm just paranoid or if this is something I should be concerned about: She talked about this guy (who is an ex-boyfriend) and how they watched movies together and hung out. Recently. And in her phone, this guy is in her contacts list as "[his name]-Boo". She got a new phone a few days ago, so this couldn't have been something she just forgot to change. Now, I don't know about you guys, but this sounded relationshippy as [bleep] to me. It doesn't make sense though. I called her out of the blue and asked if she would like to get coffee, and she agreed. She couldn't have just thought it was a friendly get-together. She already knows that I like her from past situations, and it being a date had to have at least crossed her mind. I guess I just don't get it.

I'll probably pay. When we get to the counter (it's a Starbuck's) I'll just say, "I got hers too" to the cashier.

Good news, she called back and agreed to go out to coffee tomorrow. Excited as [bleep], but embarrassingly it's my first date. Like ever. So what should I NOT do on a first date? I know to keep off the cell phone, to pay for her, etc. but what else?

I've tried calling her twice over the past few days. She doesn't answer.

The thing is that I don't see her in person anymore. As soon as I asked her to hang out, she would know what's up. Should I call and ask her on a date to coffee then? Is that the final decision?

Wouldn't it be weird to call her out of the blue one day and be like, "Hey, what's up? I kinda like you a lot"?

I talked to her ex once at a Prom dance, but that's it really. I just don't know how to do it. I don't know if she's ready to be in another relationship or not. I heard her say that she wants to meet some guys but I think that was a joke. If I call her and ask her to coffee or something, she'll know what's up (that it's a date). But I can't really ask her to anything else casually because I rarely see her in person.

Is it acceptable to ask a girl out a week after she broke up with a guy she dated for like four months?

I thought about shaving my butt hairs because they were getting annoying. But then I remembered.

Well, I found out that the girl drinks underaged (we're both 16 by the way). I kind of have a problem with this because I was never involved in that sort of thing. I don't know how she'd react if we actually did start dating and I asked her to refrain from it for her own safety (she sometimes wakes up not knowing where she is). She's a nice and smart person, she's in AP classes and stuff, but I think she's just involved with wrong crowd. Like a female Jesse Pinkman. I don't know if I should still go through with asking her out or just save myself the trouble.

Want to ask out a girl, but I'm afraid. Not to ask her out, I'm fine with that, but I'm afraid of the shitstorm that could occur if she says yes. This girl has a bad reputation with my friends and especially my brother. She's nice and quiet and reserved now, but she used to be a bit... obnoxious. They haven't seen her in years so they don't understand this. Do I still go through with it?

I used to like MLP but stopped once the fanbase got out of control. The first season is actually decent, but the second season felt like it pandered way too much to the "brony" crowd (the chocolate rain thing and Derpy talking). Bronies nowadays are annoying as [bleep]. They constantly shove their show down people's throats and I feel so much second-hand embarrassment when they announce it in public settings.

Critics hated it but I actually liked it. It's worth a watch even if the fight scenes are overedited as hell.

I haven't been on here for a long time, and I've noticed that posts seem to be much less frequent now. Perhaps people are moving on from TIF? I mean, you've got sites like 4chan and Reddit now.

People who text in movie theaters. I was trying to watch Taken 2 the other day and some kid in front of me kept pulling out his phone. It's distracting because the light from the phone catches my eyes. Is the text really THAT important that you can't wait two hours for the film to be over?

I've played for about a year. I'm decent at it. Favorite hero is probably Nature's Prophet.

A guy wants me to rap at his birthday party. Oh joy.

Maybe she'll just end up killing Amon? The show's pretty dark already, and I think her killing Amon would bring out a kind of "dark side" to her. Similar to: [spoiler=Breaking Bad spoilers]When Jesse in Breaking Bad killed Gale, and how he was never the same person again after that. He lost his innocence.

How long will this Amon story drag out? I mean, he's a really good villain, but I would think I would get bored of him after one season.

I have had no motivation lately. Instead of studying for my driving test, I play League of Legends.

Ooo, new episode. Gotta go watch it.

I'm trying to put together the pieces. I asked a certain girl out a while ago, but she still talks to me and smiles and says hi. Every silly romantic thing I've done (out of her presence but she knows that I did them), she never acknowledges and she talks to me like nothing ever happened. Is she interested in me or not? She's so mysterious, something is out of the picture.

Has there ever been an evil Avatar? Is it even "possible" for the Avatar to be evil?

Saw it last night. It was fantastic, but it's not the best superhero movie I've ever seen. That still goes to Spiderman 2 and The Dark Knight.

Korra is mediocre at bending likely because she's impatient and doesn't understand the spiritual side of it.