#16578 So True

#16577 I'm almost 25..never been kissed..never dated anyone..fell for some unrequited love at some stages of life..dont know if its normal..

#16576 So, I had sex with my girlfriends mom. It was incredibly awkward when she came onto me at the bar, but after a few shots I said fuck it (no pun intended). I haven't seen her mom since, nor told my girlfriend. She gets back from her summer trip in a week, and I'm actually freaking out about how to handle the situation.

A part of me is like hell yeah! But then the other part of me is like wtf did I do. I honestly have no clue what to do...

#16575 Sometimes I miss that damn Boilermaker Express horn waking me up on a Saturday morning.

#16574 All of these high schoolers running around campus in herds make my Cougar Senses tingle!

#16573 Its amazing how good working out feels. Didn't realize what I've been missing for so long...

#16572 Alright, so there has been a lot of Friendzone and such talk lately. I'm hoping to clear some things up for both genders (I'm a guy for any of those who think that matters when it comes to bias). Us guys usually end up in most cases having some sort of feelings for our friends that are girls, it just happens. Obviously there are exceptions and others work differently but we can all agree we love hanging out with these friends of ours. When these feelings for you girls gets a little too hard to just push away or hide because we want to keep our friendship intact, some of us will eventually speak out and tell you what's going on. And when you "Friendzone" us we don't get upset because we feel that we are obligated to it in any way, we get upset because (most of us) are searching for someone that we can be as comfortable with as we are with you. And you set the standards for the most part. And that's usually pretty hard to beat. So we get upset not because we feel obligated, we get upset because we feel we are missing out on something great. And now guys, if we end up telling these great girl friends of ours how we feel, we should respect their decision to say no. In my opinion it's that "best friend" atmosphere which makes them so special in the first place, if they want to play it safe and keep that atmosphere we should be grateful enough to see that they still want us in their lives even after we just put them in a very difficult spot. Obviously it's not ideal for us, but it's better than losing them completely.

#16571 I like to post viewpoints I don't believe in on Purdue Confessions and then scream at myself in the comments section.