#5809 I'm 24 years old and I had my first kiss ever over the weekend. It was weird and fun and gross and lovely.

#5808 I don't really have a conventional "plan" anymore. It's more like a "rolling schedule" of proposed events. I know I want to accomplish something, so as time goes on and things change, so does the schedule. Most people want to go to grad school and are planning to take the GRE/GMAT to get there. I want to go to both law and grad school, but I don't know what will come first or how I'm hoing to get there. Do I attempt to take the LSAT and fail? Or do I go into grad school with no LSAT and then jump to law school from there? You'd think all of this would be on my mind, since I'm so close to graduation and all. but to be honest, I really just want to go away to some random town and get my trainer's certification and life together first, since I'm burnt out. Idk anymore. I guess the wind will blow me where it blows me.

#5807 Just because you do not pay attention to the myriad of parking lot restriction signs, or don't put enough money in the parking meter, or fail to read a giant tow notice sign or think that parking in a fire lane with your hazard lights on makes it "ok" to park there is not the fault of the review board. They base their decisions on the merits of what you put in your appeal. I have had several tickets voided or reduced because I made a strong appeal and my review had merit. I have also had citation reviews denied because I had no merit in the appeal. The fast that "I" didn't pay enough for my meter and my class ran over is not the review boards fault. It's my own. Don't bash a review board for doing their job when you are the one that's guilty.

#5806 Arguing with you people is like arguing with a brick wall. I just said, clear as day, that the problem is not the a secular humanistic society, its the cynical attitude of the millennials. Quit with your red herrings. And this is not correlation it is in fact causation. There is a precedent, a body of academic work that relates a stagnation population to stagnating economy. And Japan isn't unique, it is happening in Germany, France, just about all of the western powers that have restrictive immigration controls. The engine of economic growth in the coming century will be India, Africa, and Latin America, all of which have a growing population and where the family unit is intact. Your points are completely off base and your complete incomprehension of the points show credible you are.

#5805 I hate falling for someone I hooked up with. Casual sex is fine when their best feature is their body. But if the more he talks the more I like him, I don't know what to do. It's like a dance or game trying to figure out what's friendly or flirty and what comes off as clingy. I just want to be able to say "Hey, you seem awesome, let's hang out outside of the bedroom or bar" without coming off like I'm looking for a husband

#5804 The guys on this campus generally look nice during the Winter, but once the sun comes out, I cringe at the way so many of the guys dress. I don't get why they think nice weather is an excuse to roll out of bed and head to class looking like slobs with no sense of style or color coordination.

#5803 I feel like no one on this campus would notice if I disappeared. I could never take my life but I always have nightmares about horrible things happening to me. This campus is too big for my comfort... I'm too shy to make new friends and my old ones only hang out if I'm the one who bothers to text them. I've been told I'm attractive but I feel anything but that anymore.

#5802 There's a hot guy I like, but he's dating someone else. They just started dating!! I want to break them up! But how? Suggestions?