#3227 To the guy who sat in the front seat on the Varsity bus this morning (10/8),
No sir, thank YOU. The view of your backside in those jeans as you walked away at Stamp was very much appreciated.
Sincerely,
The driver in the red shirt

#3226 This morning I was smoking outside my apartment ,saw this maintenance guy, said hi. He asked me if am locked in my id inside.I said yes. he got the door for me to get in. I realized how grateful we should be to these guys for their work on campus. Thanks so much sir. We should say hi and smile to them whenever we get chance.

#3225 if you're using these confession to conclude stereotypes, you're probably an idiot and shouldnt be in college

#3224 to the elitist atheist who won't shut up: you make all other atheists (like me and the rest of the respectable population) look bad. quit fucking dragging us down with you and smearing the atheist title through the mud, you prick. also, protip: the fastest way to alienate your audience is to refer to them as "you people," and I'm pretty sure I counted four times in your last post.

#3223 seriously tho shout out to Natali for always giving advice and not being a jerk about it :)))

#3222 I really like this hijabi girl and I don't know what's the best way to approach her and get to know her better! Any suggestions?

#3221 to #3210 Personally I fear rejection. Also I feel like alot of girls would find this weird. I've thought about trying just saying Hi but I just don't know what to say without being awkward. The sad part is in professional situations I am extremely confident just not socially.

#3220 I've thought about spending money on an escort, but I can never bring myself to do it. I wish I was good at getting girls.