Sunday, 09 February 2014 10:17 AM
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#3643 This guy was eating me out and he kept biting me. Like seriously dude, wtf? You're not supposed to literally eat it with your teeth!!! Girl's are just as sensitive as guys. NO TEETH! Anyway, I kept squirming around and trying to make little noises to get him to stop but he wouldn't. He kept going full force, I think he thought I liked it because it got worse. I didn't want to hurt his feelings so I let him finish. By the time he was done my "girl" was swollen and it felt like someone dragged me across a carpet butt naked.It hurt to pee, to wipe and to sit! Dammit im afraid of his mouth now. I don't want to stop talking to him but I don't want him to eat me out ever again. How do I tell him without being mean or making him feel small? He's a great guy he just sucks at giving head.
Sunday, 09 February 2014 10:07 AM
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#3641 GUYS: FOUR PLAY IS A MUST! Now there are exceptions to everything, like when you want a quickie. Either way i was having a conversation with some girlfriends of mine and we all noticed most guys now a days skip out on four play. That's not cool. I'm starting to think you guys don't know what you're doing. Four play could literally last all day if you wanted it to. If you're at work text your GF hot messages. When you get home and you're watching a movie do simple things like rub on her thigh. Or lightly nibble on her ear. Play with her feet. Do simple things. Then when you guys really get into it eat her out and DO NOT SKIP HER BREAST! Geez, those things can make her orgasm without a dick if you do it right. Of course this may not work for all women but if you know your woman tailor this to her needs. I bet by the time you go in deep you'd get a whole new sensation ;-)
Sunday, 09 February 2014 01:07 AM
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#3640 I often feel like I'm going to end up alone. I've never been in a relationship and have never dated anyone. Being socially awkward and extremely introvert makes meeting new people very stressful. I'm smart and passionate about many things and while I enjoy the things I'm passionate about, it's hard to get over being alone. I've asked girls out but it doesn't seem like any are really interested in a guy like me.
Some people don't mind ending up alone but for me, it's something I want to avoid. Don't know what to do.
Sunday, 09 February 2014 12:50 AM
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#3639 Some of the people submitting on UNT confessions need to remember that the sun doesn't shine out their ass
Saturday, 08 February 2014 10:59 PM
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#3638 You know, ever since high school people have been talking shit about me for being quiet, reserved and minding my own business. As a result, I have social axniety around people I do not know. It really bugs me when people talk shit about me considering I keep to myself and don't bother anyone, especially at work. For all the shit talkers, here is something you should know: I make straight A's in all my classes. When I am working at my job, I put in 100% effort and made employee of the month a few times. When I am not working or in school, I started a small time business that is picking up a lot of clientel. This isn't a confession to brag about what I am doing or how well I am doing, because I do not think I am better than anyone else. This is a confession to show that when you mind your own business and worry about yourself, you can accomplish more. Take a hint shit talkers. Stop talking shit about me, stop worrying about me, stop laughing at me, stop whispering about me and stop trying to make me feel insecure... and maybe then you will be able to accomplish more when you only worry about yourself instead of being so focused on me.
Saturday, 08 February 2014 08:54 PM
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#3637 As it were, I've been reading UNT Confessions for the latter part of the last two weeks, and it's the equivalency of comedy gold for me. I'm planning on transferring to UNT next semester from San Diego, CA., and I've never been to Texas before, except for perhaps a layover. Initially I was worried about the culture shock, but after browsing here for sometime, I can't help but chuckle knowing this won't be any different from my hometown. Except for that white stuff that falls from the sky when it gets cold...that'll be interesting. Thanks for the unofficial and otherwise unsolicited warm welcome. I guess the only confession is that now I'll have an excuse to wear my cowboy boots shamelessly.
Post Script: Let's get a roll call for UNT Student-body quirks and stereotypes. I'll get the popcorn ready in the meantime.
Saturday, 08 February 2014 08:39 PM
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#3642 Confessions, huh? Well, here we go: UNT has crushed my spirit.
I was a wreck before I came to UNT - during high school I became homeless and dropped out. My parents, when we were together, never loved me or gave me any guidance. When I got a scholarship notice from the university, I thought that this place could put me on a track to a meaningful life. When I arrived here last semester, I got a 4.0 GPA and kickass jobs – and now I’m near the top of my department.
There are so many programs designed to help people like me, who have disabilities, learning differences, and want to do research, and no-one has been able to help me.
The learning center told me that my notes are some of the best they’ve seen. My faculty mentor made fun of me for having autism.
My professors tell me to just “show up for class.” I can’t say who else I’ve spoken to due to fear of identification, but rest assured, I have exhausted my options.
I’m one of your best students? I haven’t learned a damn thing in these core classes other than elementary statistics. Show up for class? I pay nearly five grand a semester for this rubbish – if I am having health problems, it should be my prerogative to recuperate without fearing attendance failure.
Get involved with research? I already am, and I don’t know what poster presentations, conferences and all that jazz are. How do I break into the inner working of my field? All the advice I hear is vague and useless – I know where I am and what I want to do, now I want to know how to do it. My boss is willing to give me access to some sweet data we’ve collected together, and I don’t know what to do with this opportunity.
Enjoy yourself? I try, but it’s quite difficult when I’m required to live in these terrible dormitories. I am quite capable of paying my own bills and making my own meals – I did it for a year before while I was getting my diploma, and I can do it again. It’s very difficult to enjoy myself when I am without my own private quarters. Additionally, I’m surrounded by kids – I try and get along, but it’s so hard when many of them still have an umbilical cord.
Be thankful for what I have? Thanks to a variety of factors, I was homeless for a large chunk of winter break. That’s what happens to people who don’t have families when you take control of their housing situations. I am not a privileged college student, we are simply exchanging goods and services - quid pro quo.
I regret so very much about attending UNT. I regret believing that I would have personal growth here, and thinking I’d finally find a family and whatnot at the University. It pains me every time I see that “Succeed at UNT” garbage, because it reminds me of how much unrealized potential I have, and how I am squandering my youth. I would love to quit – I really would, but I don’t want to be homeless, or working in service again. I can’t justify my existence if I’m just greasing the engines of the United States in a service position. Thus, I have 3.5 more years of college rubbish to deal with.
Saturday, 08 February 2014 07:43 PM
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#3636 Serious question: Me and my girlfriend have been dating for about half a year. We both live in Denton and live near each other, keep that in mind. I will be going to school in California in 2015. So obviously I'm moving. Everything's fine but today she did the math and said "what's gonna happen fall 2015 when you leave and we're still dating?" I said "idk time will tell" and she says "I don't wanna invest anymore of my time with someone that's gonna leave me or be forced to break up with me" (we mutually agreed we don't want a long distance relationship). By 2015 we'll have 2 years and some dating. I told her she can live in California with me, but her major doesn't require her to move out there like mine does. My question to you guys is what would you do in this situation? End it now before our relationship gets "2 years serious"? Does she not want to be with me anymore cause she said she doesn't want to invest anymore time to a forced break up relationship? Please only legitimate advice. We both really care about each other and don't wanna date until then for nothing.