#12633 How do couples survive a long distance relationship?

#12641 I feel like I need to get this off my chest. So about a week ago, I was eating at the dining court when the girl that I had a crush on since the beginning of the semester sat down at a table by herself a couple of tables down from me. This took me by surprise and but I really wanted to just go up to her and ask if I could join her. I just sat there for a couple minutes trying to think of what to say to her. In the end, I wussed out and was scared to go up and talk to her. My sorry excuse was that I didn’t feel confident in myself at the time and thought that I will just talk to her the next time I see her. If there was a perfect opportunity for a guy to approach a girl that he likes, that was it and I completely blew it. I have been thinking about that moment every single minute since that happened. If I could rewind the clock and redo my actions there’s no doubt that I wouldn’t hesitate for a second and would go up to her. I know that I’m the one who blew my perfect opportunity and don’t deserve a second chance. I haven’t seen her since and can’t stop thinking about what might have happened if I had just gone up and talked to her. All I have is her name and she doesn’t even know who I am or if I even exist. It scares me but I know that I may never see her again since I blew my opportunity. I learned the hard way that in life, you sometimes aren’t given a second chance and you should treat every situation like it is your final try. I would really like people to read this and learn from my stupid mistake. Guys, or girls in some instances, if you see your crush and have a chance to talk to her/him, don’t hesitate and just take action because you may not be given a second chance. In life, people always regret the things that they didn't do, not what they did.

#12632 Ever since watching House of Cards I exit every conversation by knocking twice on the nearest desk/table - because democracy is so overrated.

#12631 I have to say I'm content right now, a great day, coming back to Purdue on train, and unlike last time I have a 22 beautiful girl next to me instead of a mid thirties alcoholic trying to cuddle me, winner

#12630 I feel like I need to get this off my chest. So about a week ago, I was eating at the dining court when the girl that I had a crush on since the beginning of the semester sat down at a table by herself a couple of tables down from me. This took me by surprise and but I really wanted to just go up to her and ask if I could join her. I just sat there for a couple minutes trying to think of what to say to her. In the end, I wussed out and was scared to go up and talk to her. My sorry excuse was that I didn’t feel confident in myself at the time and thought that I will just talk to her the next time I see her. If there was a perfect opportunity for a guy to approach a girl that he likes, that was it and I completely blew it. I have been thinking about that moment every single minute since that happened. If I could rewind the clock and redo my actions there’s no doubt that I wouldn’t hesitate for a second and would go up to her. I know that I’m the one who blew my perfect opportunity and don’t deserve a second chance. I haven’t seen her since and can’t stop thinking about what might have happened if I had just gone up and talked to her. All I have is her name and she doesn’t even know who I am or if I even exist. It scares me but I know that I may never see her again since I blew my opportunity. I learned the hard way that in life, you sometimes aren’t given a second chance and you should treat every situation like it is your final try. I would really like people to read this and learn from my stupid mistake. Guys, or girls in some instances, if you see your crush and have a chance to talk to her/him, don’t hesitate and just take action because you may not be given a second chance. In life, people always regret the things that they didn’t do not what they did.

#12670 If you are female, researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center found that the genes and DNA from every male you've ever had sex with, remain in your bloodstream for life. This will affect your immunity or susceptibility to certain diseases, and your future offspring. It happened even for females who never got pregnant. I hate that there is a subculture at Purdue that subscribes to the whole glorification of casual hookups and fuck buddies, when the sex you have remains with you for life. This is a reason to get picky, ladies, especially those of you in sororities or those who sleep with multiple guys in a short time [not to slut-shame, this is your choice that has a cost].

#12629 Okay, as a female I always dream about a well dressed kind but mysterious guy who takes the initiative to have a cool conversation with me at the local coffee shop, or while in the CD store. But I always wondered, what is the male equivalent to this kind of fantasy? Try to be mature when answering this guys...

#12614 So who's going to Ultra for spring break?