#15785 Somebody's trying to steal my heart, I just don't know who it is yet.

#15784 I like to wait to do a #2 until I get to work. I believe it is something I should get paid to do, so I make it happen.

#15782 Dear Random Guy who brought me my missing pillowcase, thank you so much for finding it! Cheers!

#15781 I hate a lot of my best friends 80% of the time.

#15780 I hate that there's no equivalent to tinder for people who don't wanna have sex. Like maybe I just wanna cuddle and kiss and spoon and watch netflix and shit but don't wanna stick it? Is that so weird?

#15779 My freshman year was really awesome except for one thing. I had this one female friend who I met on the first week of classes. She was awesome and funny and we shared similar interests. We became good friends, the one you would be excited to see everyday, the one who would support you through everything, the one you could confide in, and did everything together. Even though I got straight A's for the first time in my life, she became the highlight of my year. Then one bone headed move on valentines day changed everything. I asked her out because I figured the worst thing she could say was no and would still take it well (I never really asked anyone out before that and I wanted to try dating someone and I figured why not). She said no, but I was alright with it (really, I was). Then a week later, she sent a text message saying she wanted some space and hoped I would understand. I gave her that time thinking that it would be temporary (don't get me wrong I was devastated). We talked a few times after that and she said she still wanted to be friends. Then two months later I became depressed that we really were not talking to one another and every time we ran into one another she looked like she did not want to talk to me whatsoever and did not acknowledge my existence. Soon after, I sent a message saying that I could not do this anymore and that I felt betrayed because she clearly did not care about my well being and that I would be there for her if she needed it but I could keep up the status quo and I was disappointment that we could not talk to one another. We met one more time and she apologized profusely for everything that happened and for being a jerk and that it was wrong. I forgave her almost immediately. Then she said she wanted to end everything between us. I kept crying at night for the next few months, and it still affects me today. Its been a year since then, and I've changed a lot but I've been afraid of asking anyone out because I figured if it can happen with one of my closest friends, then it can happen with anyone (it didn't help that I saw her almost everyday in class sitting next to some of my other close, but ignorant friends). Now I want to change things and try asking someone out again. If the women who is mentioned in this post is reading this, know that I am not angry at you. I won't pretend as though I know everything that was happening at that time and it was a long time ago and I've moved on. If my existence was hurting you in someway then I will try to understand. But if you have any regrets, you can talk to me and I'll try to understand. I think our friendship ended way too quickly and there is still some time change things.

That is all.

#15778 This is for anymore who complains about the Co-Rec. Try going to the gym I am currently going to on my abroad semester. There are the same amount of students going to the gym that is only 20% of the size of the Co-Rec. You will be lucky to get 1/2 your workout in when you go.

I guess my point is be thankful for what you have at Purdue and damn I sure do miss it!

#15777 I hate when I confront a friend about something, they change the topic or ignore it. The only thing worse is texting them about it and them never texting back.