#7323 Why are people so rude? I recently overheard a girl I went to high school with talk bad about a boy who has social issues. She is two grades ahead of him (attending slu) and he is still in high school. As far as I know, she has never said two words to the kid. It has been years and yet she is still making fun of him. The poor guy had barely any friends as it was and tried so desperately hard to fit in with others. I tried to be as nice as I could to the guy and he really wasn't a bad person. She was one of the most "popular" people in my school and had so much. I would have given almost anything to have been in her position back in high school. She seemed to have had it all, the guy, car, money, everything. Yet, so much I've heard from her is complaints. Show some gratitude... smh

#7356 I confess that I commute to school from BR and don't have many friends that I can smoke with in Hammond. If you're interested to chill and maybe grab some mooyah after we smoke a bowl like this for me :) I'm a girl, but both genders are welcome!

#7330 I confess that sometimes it's hard for me to be into this page with some of the comments I see. Some of the commenters are really cool, but some of them are the most elitist people on the planet, holy shit. Like we get it, you're "sew mature" and everyone else acts like they're in highschool. No need to say it in every post.

#7347 This isn't a confession, but advice to my fellow guys who have had a hard time in college getting a girl to go out with him, much less go home with him.

Once you reach your mid-twenties, dating becomes a man's market. It's not fair, but girls who didn't get married within a couple years after graduation begin to feel pressure from themselves to feel desired and to not be the only girl in their group of friends that is single. As a result, they will throw themselves at you and won't make you jump through the hoops you had to while in college. So upon graduation, get a decent job in a young person's city (e.g. NOLA, Dallas, NYC), groom yourself and upgrade your wardrobe, and turn on the charm. You'll begin to feel like Channing Tatum at a sorority party or Drake at the strip club.

Also, improve your grammar and expand your vocabulary. Surprisingly, speech gives you an advantage over the other guys.

Lastly, once this happens, don't turn into a dick. It's far more gratifying knowing a girl thinks highly of you and will always take your call than it is to put yourself on a pedestal.

#7345 That moment when you realize how much you care about them...and they're gone :'( a piece of advice for all you guys out there: NEVER let her get away if she is crushing hard. You WILL regret it.

#7328 A 13 yr old girl attempted to hit on me. She thought I was 16...I'm 22. Not sure if should be flattered....or extremely concerned...

#7329 I confess I have a good friend that I get high with. Sometimes I put up, sometimes he did. Good stoner manners, even and fair. Tonight he put up and got the idea in his head that "you owe me something for all the weed you smoke". Then he starts groping me. At first I was shocked, he's such a good friend. I slapped him, but he liked it and still didn't understand. I acted like I was going to grab him back (at this point he's trying to get past my shirts) and dick punch him. He freaked out and stopped, started the car, called me and ungrateful bitch, and drove me home. When he stopped for gas I didn't give him money like I always did. Instead, I stole his weed (brand new ounce) and walked the rest of the way home. Karma is a bitch.

#7332 I confess I had sex with my ex. We broke up a few years ago and we both still have feelings for each other. But right after the fact I hated the word sex or the thought of it. I'm completely turned off from it.

Cake - Can't spell Sex without the Ex