#8453 #8428 #8365 last confession regarding my tinder trolling

I am the real guy who is trolling tinder girls. lol Don't impersonate me. Nice trolling of those commentators tho. Made me laugh like hell. Good thing these confessions are anonymous, eh.

#8452 Playing Mirror's Edge really hurts my head >_<

#8451 I get it, the usage of the n-word among people of all races is becoming a normality, but I have to ask, why? As a black male, I hate it when people use either version of the word. I don't mind it when black people say it around other black people, because it's a cultural term that we use affectionately amongst each other. But when other races use it, it really bothers and offends me (hispanics to a lesser degree, idk why). And not just that, it also bothers me when black people say it in the presence of people of other races. My friends ask "Well if black people can say it, why can't I?" And I get it, it's a valid question, but the fact of the matter is that sometimes, things aren't fair. And that statement could even be applied to me, but I wish people would just realize that just because you can say something, doesn't mean that you should. When that Janelle Ambrosia woman kept calling that black guy the hard R, all the internet heroes came out and rightfully bashed her, but so many of them are the same people that still use the colloquial version like it's nothing. It's not nothing. People of all races may not realize it, but I feel like when they say it, they're subconsciously mocking an entire race of people. You're enforcing a stereotype about black people in general because the word has deep connotations that are directly and indirectly associated with black people. That Ambriosa girl tried to say that the hard R has nothing to do with black people, and only means that the person is ignorant. People laughed at that, but change the "er" to an "a" and everyone fails to see the connection. And I see how this happened because before the internet, this wasn't an issue. Black people only said it around other black people and that was that. But then with all of the new tech, so many in our society just grew up with a "What can I do for me?" mentality. Just because you have a limitation, doesn't mean that it should be removed. I still remember that black girl (sorry I couldn't remember her name), who publicly commented on a confession that word so unnecessarily, and I was just wanted to ask why? Why do you think that's responsible or proper in any way? And who knows, maybe I'm the only person who feels this way, but that's what a confession page is for. And I'll probably make another confession reply to the comments, so comment away. End rant, I guess.

TL;DR: If you didn't read it, it's really not worth trying to explain it to you.

#8450 Porn has taken over my life ever since the semester ended. Yes, I hang out with friends, but when I'm home, there's so little to do other than just jack off all day.

#8449 I'm the same person as #8424. Jacqueline, I've been scared by a video in which I saw a horse cum inside of a woman while having sex with her. There are things in this world that can't be unseen, and my god, I wish that wasn't one of them.

#8448 It's scary how almost indifferent I've become to school shootings at this point. It seems like they occur so frequently that they're no longer captivating headlines to me. It's a sad time that we live in.

#8447 I broke up with my ex at the beginning of the spring semester. Looking back now, I regret not doing it 6 months earlier, since that's how long I had been unhappy in the relationship. I was constantly trying to keep her happy since she had mild depression, which made me not want to end things with her, and it absolutely destroyed me. I just wish I could get those 6 months back. If any of you are unhappy in your relationship, don't stay just so you won't hurt the other person's feelings. If you aren't happy, end it.

#8446 I'm a guy and I prefer watching pornhub vids from the "for women" category