#19677 I actually like my nightmares nowadays because I can wake up and go "phew it was just a dream, my life is not that shitty". One of my old recurring ones has made a comeback recently and it's giving me some good ole nostalgic laughter.In it I find out that I was accidentally accepted into purdue and have to go back to my high school (or elementary school in this case) and finish a class before I can graduate. Ill tell you what, being in an 8th grade social studies class at 21 years old is fucking mortifying. Even worse, I kept getting recognized by parents and high school kids who's older siblings I was friends with. I guess my conscience was seriously fucking with me for being the most infamous bully (who never got expelled) in the history of my k-8 school.

#19676 People really want to like Bernie for most of what he stands for. EVen I (die hard republican) liked the man. But then he goes off in the debate last night and says that manufacturers should be held liable for individuals using their products in crime? What the fuck?

Oops, I bought a lock pick from a local lock/key/safe store and broke into someones house with it, so the store must be financially responsible for MY actions.

Oops, I hit and killed someone with my car. Time for Dodge to pay out millions since it was their vehicle I used.

Oops, I'm morbidly obese with no discernible medical cause, so it's time for me to sue the fast food establishments I regularly eat at for making me fat. (And the manufacturer of their spoons and forks too, since they enabled me to eat the food.)

Oops, I'm diabetic and drank a bunch of soft drinks. Time to sue Coke and Pepsi for putting me in shock.
Oops, I stabbed someone with my knife. Gotta hold the person who forged it accountable (yes, Individual in this case. Local blacksmith. We need to ruin his life for MY actions)

TO EVEN TRY and claim that ANYONE ELSE (FOR ANY REASON) is responsible for someone elses actions is ABSURD. If this is the precedent you wish to create as your legacy as the potential President of the United States, than this country is fucked. We will never recover.

My confession, is at this point, I have no choice but to vote for Trump and hope it turns out all right. The world of good that Bernie wants to do, pales in comparison to the damage this line of thinking will enable.

#19675 The fact that CAPS has a waiting list for appointments though...

#19674 I've been dating a guy from Arkansas for a steady five years. He's much older than me and has a full time job but I like him and even though I'm not a fan of the state, I thought about moving out there after graduation. However I've met and became really close friends to another guy my age in my classes who's been really nice and who I've goofed around with. I really enjoyed spending time with him but I feel guilty. I feel like I'm developing a huge crush on him, and he seems like he likes me too. Some of our friends even joked that we made a cute couple in public. However I feel so confused and I don't want to hurt my boyfriend but I also like this other guy.

#19673 I find it ironic in a sense where we are in a day and age in which we accept and embrace women who are not skinny. But when it comes to men we are expected to be fit, athletic, and attractive. its so stupid. I know so many girl who have told me if I lost some weight I would be attractive and when i get mad about what they say just man up. But when I tell a girl that its considered sexist. It sucks how everyone assumes that men don't go through the same objectification as women because they do.

#19672 This has turned from a confessions page into a page where you can anonymously post random shit. I confess that I post in here whenever I think of something thats on my mind but don't want to be judged for it.

#19671

SANDERS: "Make every public college and university in this country tuition-free."

CLINTON: "My plan would enable anyone to go to a public college or university tuition-free. You would not have to borrow money for tuition."

THE FACTS: Free for the students, but someone has to pay.

Clinton and Sanders both would shift more college costs onto taxpayers and away from parents and students.

Sanders' plan would cover tuition and fees at public universities -- a $70 billion annual expense with the federal government picking up two-thirds of that tab by taxing trading in the financial markets.

Students would still be on the hook for room and board costs that average $9,804, according to the College Board.

The Clinton plan is bound to cost more than the $35 billion per year over 10 years projected by her campaign. This is because more students would probably switch to public universities on the potential to graduate without debt, raising costs for the government and potentially leaving many modestly endowed private institutions in the lurch.

The potential of a debt-free education would also depend on states providing reliable money streams and controlling costs -- both major sources of uncertainty. But the Clinton plan would also expose a sharp generational divide. New college students would be helped, but the 40 million Americans who already owe a combined $1.2 trillion in education debt would receive little aid other than refinancing at lower rates.

Neither candidate told TV viewers about the costs to the treasury of what they propose.

Confession: this isn't actually a confession

#19670 i support bernie sanders, but know jeb bush will probably be our next president.
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