#8085 Growing up didn't hurt until I realized I can't even focus on games for more than an hour anymore.. and I used to be able to do 100 hours a week. No complaint, my time is much better used now, but I wish I could play games occasionally instead of rarely ever..

#8084 I love pepperoni. Something about it makes me water my mouth. Those greasy disks of ?? meat are my favorite topping.

#8084 i wish i could start a club at UMD where we roofie people and then shave their heads ( guys and girls equal opportunity)

#8083 I posted a confession couple months ago about women being privileged to several things like major choices (cos most--not all-- end up relying on me after marriage), having a better social life than men etc. The San Barbara incident sort of solidifies my point. I am in no way condoning what he did; i believe every life is precious and should be protected but that lad was pushed to the limit. If you go out at night you would notice girls are more mean to guys just because they are trying to talk to them. Sorority girls snubbing guys or telling them to fuck off because some lad is jst too nerdy looking or doesn't work out or just not in your clique (Bentleys.) We all sort of ignore these things but it can definitely lead to frustration. Ladies try to exercise the same equality and respect from we gents towards us, it is only okay if you reciprocate those sets of equality rules. Oh and just a video for you ladies to watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3PgH86OyEM&src_vid=9Lxgk61oHXs&feature=iv&annotation_id=annotation_349922291

#8082 For anyone here who's had experience as a server, please answer honestly--is it worth it if you need the job for the money? I know tips are sometimes based on how you act, how fast you are etc. but the whole point of getting another job is to pay off my loan faster, not end up paying more in taxes or losing money.

#8081 I hate modern day feminists and I'm a girl.

#8080 My brother fucked up and decided to have unprotected sex with his essentially girlfriend at the time. It's 21 months later and they have a kid an basically ducking hate each other. But it's not her fault at all. He has anger issues and cares for no one but himself and doesn't realize the responsibility he has taken on. He just wants to be a regular 21 year old, but he fucked up and now he can't be. Unfortunately he blames all of his problems on her, and he even tried blaming me for "bringing everyone else down" because I'm depressed. Well maybe he should realize that he has everything in the world anyone could want. Supportive parents, brother and friends, enough money to back him up if need be, and plenty of opportunities, but instead he abuses what he has. It makes me so god damn angry and he won't listen to anyone because he's in his own little world. He needs help and won't acknowledge it.

#8079 All these feminists on this page are really starting to piss me off. For several reasons. Let me list.
1. No. The REAL victims of this crime are not women. It's the people that were injured and killed and their families who have to deal with the sudden loss of something they love. Shut up with your whining. Your anger is NOTHING compared to theirs.
2. So ONE guy at ONE school had a fucked up mentality about women. And now you're blaming every guy for this? Mental instability played a HUGE role in Elliot Roger's decision making. But instead, you're all going to ignore that and blame society for that.
3. There are shootings all the time around the US, including shootings that happen in schools. And because this one involved some sort of hate against females, it seems like it's suddenly more important or more of an issue than others. Can we focus maybe on the fact that people resort to violence in the end and the desire to hurt people in general rather than who it's aimed at? Does it really matter that much?

To me, you all sound like a bunch of selfish, privileged, whiny girls that claim the world is after you and your happiness and dreams. So please stop. You can't possibly imagine the pain that I can personally attest for at the loss of these people.

-A fellow female.