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You physically don't want to have sex (it grosses you out)? Or is it more certain beliefs that cause you to decide not to? Just curious.

Same. Even really gory movies like Saw. Not my kinda thing. I'll only watch a horror film when I'm with a bunch of friends. In that case, I try to make as many jokes throughout the movie as possible. So, I just get a text from a number I didn't have in my phone. The conversation is as follows: Neighbor: "Hey, this is [name]" (he my younger brother's age) Me: "Hey man" Neighbor: "A friend of mine collapsed his lung randomly last night" o.O You went through the trouble to get my number to text me that? :o

Cold pizza is so much more delicious than hot pizza.

My womanizer friend, I guess I should say, kinda surprised all of our group when he went off to college. His reasons from breaking up with girl 2 dealt with him needing to 'grow' (which girl 2 apparently was preventing), and that he didn't want a relationship at that point, since college is a whole new experience. Funny thing is, they both attended the same college. Anyway, he's kinda got into a mess. He's hooked up with a dozen girls and had sex with several (which is a big deal with our group, because we're rather traditional when it comes to actually having sex, and we never thought he'd be the first one to lose his virginity). And he did this all during the period in which girl 2 was still recovering, so it made it worse for her. They're on horrible terms, tbh. I've talked to her about it and she made it clear she was very dissappointed in his actions and didn't want to date a guy like him again. He avoids her (most likely because he took advantage of her being a bit under the influence). My point is, @Sam, he'd be the last one I'd get advice from regarding how to work with her. Haha. But also, @Standard, it's hard to tell if he even cares about her at all anymore, with the way he treated her and is still treating her. Sorry for the lengthy posts. :\ EDIT: But I can totally see why I shouldn't worry about what girl 1 thinks anymore, seeing as eventually it (finding someone else) was going to happen. But I can see her wanting to lecture me about girl 2 and trying to tell me (again) why girl 2 won't be good for me.

When there's a gathering of my friends, say at the movies, I always arrive 10-15 minutes early and sit in my car until I see someone else get arrive. I hate waiting inside alone and whatnot. But I don't want to get there late, because then I might miss them going in, and I'll have to go in alone. When it's not in a public setting, I always try to arrive late enough where I won't be the first person there (because sometimes that's awkward). If for some reason I arrive early, I'll drive around the block until someone else shows up.

I can only eat pancakes with peanut butter smeared on the top and loads of syrup. Just the syrup doesn't cut it. I'd also prefer chocolate chips (yah, I'm like, 10 years old), but I rarely get spoiled with those. And those cookies seriously look so tasty.

So, I dunno if some of you know, but the girl situation I'm in is a bit weird. I probably talked about it a few pages back. But I kinda jumped forward a bit on advice, and now I'm asking for advice on basically the core of my relationship with this girl. I dated, as a senior in high school, a junior in college (girl 1). In the beginning of last November, I broke up with girl 1. This girl happens to be the older sister of one of my best high school buddies. At the time I was dating girl 1, he was dating another girl from my high school (girl 2). I broke up with girl 1 because the long distance thing wasn't working, and I found that many things about her kinda annoyed me. My relationship with girl 1 was very serious, and lasted 11 months. My best buddy broke up with girl 2 at the end of our senior year of high school. His reasons were a combination of his own feelings and the coercion of girl 1 (his sister, my girlfriend at the time). I had always liked girl 2, though I had never been close to her. So it was difficult to hear my girlfriend (girl 1) talk bad about her all the time (which was a quality I found I didn't appreciate in her). I have been (since 8 months ago) and still am head-over-heels for girl 2 now. It's been 9 months since I broke up with girl 1 and longer since my best buddy broke up with girl 2. Am I okay to try to go for girl 2? I mean, all my other buddies who are best buds with this guy say he wouldn't care (he's a real womanizer at college). But my ex (girl 1) despises girl 2. I don't know how long I have to wait. Girl 1 isn't an awful person. So I still care about her. She'd probably take it really hard, thinking that somehow this girl 2 is better than her. But isn't 9 months long enough? At some point, I should be able to tell people that I'm going to hang out with girl 2 without worrying about word getting to girl 1 that I like girl 2. I'm not even sure if girl 1 knows I like girl 2 atm... Yuck.

I'd say maybe 7 or 8. Old enough to know what sandpaper was used for, but young enough to sandpaper something that was already smooth and nicely finished.

The other day, I was driving in my car and there was this fly that was buzzing around on the dash. It landed for a moment, so I went to brush it out the window with my finger (for some reason, I didn't open the window beforehand, so it would've been pointless). For some odd reason, instead of flying away like they usually do, it jumped onto my finger while I was in mid-swipe motion and stayed there while I opened the window and moved my hand outside.

I've never actually played Diablo II, but I did have it installed on my computer by my older brother once. And I feel ya. That took a while. So many discs, if I remember correctly.

The huge article was scary. D: Read the executive summary. I see your point. Now it won't bug me nearly as much. :)

It's funny, that whole semester it was engrained into my mind that food banks etc. was the wrong way of going about it. At the end of the book, the author talked about ways people could get involved and everything to stop better address poverty. I literally though, "Well, I'm one kid in college with other [cabbage] to worry about." I guess I should feel bad. EDIT: Good call, Missingno on the inb4. :P

This morning, for breakfast, I ate three eggs. I drank two full glasses of lemonade. Not a big fan of eggs, so it wasn't too enjoyable. Since I've been off at college, I don't eat a lot of breakfast. Cereal never sounds appealing. All I want is fresh fruit, but my parents can't restock the fridge fast enough with it. Doesn't help I have three other siblings at home, all of which are extremely hungry all the time.

"We must get rid of poverty! Donate to food banks!" I spent a whole damn semester reading books and articles on why food banks, food drives, soup kitchens, and the like all do nothing to address the problem of poverty. Yet that's all our society can think of doing. I don't doubt the hearts of those people wanting to help, but their going about it the wrong way.

When I was young, I took sandpaper to a huge grand piano because I thought it would make it smooth and polish it. And then I lied about doing it. D:

I watched Arachnophobia when I was younger (like, in the middle of the day, and only about 20 minutes of it). That night, I literally psyched myself out and I felt spiders crawling all over me every time I shut my eyes. It was so messed up. Crazy how the brain does that. It wasn't just the psychological feeling that a spider may be on my foot. I physically felt something crawling. Kept me up all night, and I was so frustrated I started crying because I couldn't sleep and the invisible spiders wouldn't go away. At my age now, if any insect were to crawl on my face and cause me to wake up and see it on my face, I'd go crazy. One of my worst fears.

The Moon is Down - Explosions in the Sky

No matter what body wash I use, I always end up having the driest skin after a shower. Is it considered weird for a guy to put lotion on after a shower. Like, everywhere on my torso? Cause I've considered doing that.

I got my cell phone a week before I went off to college freshman year. It's a Nokia and looks like a go-phone. At least it has a pretty neat fish background. :\

I like the fourth one because of the colors and just because I found the objects interesting (not a huge fan of B&Ws). Last one kinda hurts my eyes.

Post rock. :3 Album: Chasing After Shadows...Living With the Ghosts Artist: Hammock

Disagree... :thumbdown:

When my supervisors give me an unbelievably important task that is also confusing as hell and expect me to do it. I'm a [bleep]ing intern...geez. <_<

I hear you, man. Whenever I see guys who are pretty built but not huge (basically they have the look I'm going for), I can't help but look for a bit. And then I get all pissed off at myself because I'm not working harder at getting in shape like said dude. I've deeply thought about if there was any possibility that I was gay. And I was relieved to find that I'm very sexually attracted to girls and not guys. So, at this point, I'm quite certain that I'm not gay, even though I do do similar things like the above.

Your little phrase below your avatar doesn't give that away at all. :grin: It annoys me when people correct grammar and spelling on Facebook. Especially when the person doing it isn't good friends with the other. It's like they were just trying to find something to post on (for some weird reason; no post count on Facebook). And it's even worse when it escalates and the two people start arguing and correcting each other's mistakes in their comments. On here, it's a bit different. When people side-track the conversation/debate or use correcting spelling/grammar as a means of discrediting the other person, that's pretty annoying. But hey, I'd always rather read a block of text with periods, commas, paragraphs, and capital letters, etc. rather than one without. Not saying I won't read those posts that aren't like that.