#3281 Apparently, being attracted to girls with really short, dyed hair, tattoos, and piercings means that there is a much higher chance that you will be attracted to lesbians. Go figure.

#3280 Sometimes I feel like I'm completely invisible. For the past 7 semesters, I've come to class, sat down, the semester passed and nobody ever gave a fuck about me. I've made the effort to talk to others but they just don't seem interested and yet they flock to anybody else and the few I have made don't give a fuck about me anymore. This is my last semester before graduating and I don't forsee any changes, the same pattern has continued and will continue. So much for the college experience, now I'll be in like 30K worth of debt with a useless degree with no stories to tell and move back with my parents in my boring hometown with nothing to do except a $1 theatre and a park with no friends there either. if I were to just kill myself I would suddenly get all the attention in the world, for a few minutes at least. "Oh hey that guy died, I think he was in my class... I think hang with my friends and then go to that party now" zero fucks everywhere. Sounds welcoming to be honest.

#3279 I'm a graduating senior. I have a decent GPA; nothing amazing but well above a 3.0. I feel like my last four years, I've managed to get by in classes without learning anything. I hear other students talking about having jobs lined up or even knowing what they're doing and I just sit in the background freaking out. I know what I want to do in life as far as a career but I feel like I don't have the drive to do it well. Is there anyone else who feels like this, or maybe, knows how it feels to not have really learned much throughout all the classes you took?

#3278 On January 20th, around 7 p.m., I picked up a bicycle that was abandoned by the RTVF building and Sage Hall. If you are missing your bicycle, please stop by the Police Department on campus to identify and claim it.

#3277 Most people are "locally-minded", for lack of a better word, but for whatever reason I'm not at all. Most people know what goes on in their neighborhood or own city and can tell you where all the landmarks are, the bad parts of town, the uppity parts, and everything in between. I don't know if it's a millennial generation thing or a "being a recluse" thing, but I feel more globally minded due to being around the internet for so long and living a good chunk of my life in books and movies. Sometimes people will rep street names (not in a gangster kind of way, I don't think) and expect me to care or know what they are talking about. Unless it's your way of showing pride that you worked hard to get out of a shitty neighborhood, I don't get this kind of shit and IMO it's the same kind of mindset that breeds nationalism, sports team fanaticism, and other forms of location-oriented bias.

#3276 I've been bullied every year since elementary school. Upon entering UNT, I was worried that I'd be bullied there, too, but a couple of friends of mine assured me that people are more mature in college and it won't happen. Nope, they were wrong. Maybe I ran into all the wrong people, or maybe my luck just sucks, but in the two years I've been here, I've been bullied by more than 9 people. I'm starting wonder if the bullying isn't the issue, and maybe I am. Maybe I'm just too much of a freak. Maybe I really am a worthless piece of shit like most people tell me. Maybe I really should just hang myself...

#3275 I have a fetish that requires a girl to slap the shit out of me while we are having sex.....Is that weird

#3273 I never really find a good definition of fitness, but many people have a good picture of it in their heads. This definition I came across does more justice than most I have heard in the past.

"The ability to carry out daily tasks with alertness and vigor, without undue fatigue, and with enough reserve to meet emergencies or to enjoy leisure time pursuits."

That's a hell of a lot better than just living without disease, and I think everybody deserves to live life and pursue it at the intensity that their soul desires. That's part of why I want to pursue this field, to learn about it, and share it with other people so they can improve their lives.

I don’t want to sound preachy about exercise. But it really is what everyone’s body NEEDS. To avoid it is cheating yourself out of being the best person you can be, and is one of the few things in this world that can add YEARS to your life, as well as living in a healthier body throughout those years.

I get it though, exercise is confusing, annoying, and difficult, AT FIRST. But once you get the hang of it, you will really recognize its value. And those that have reached a plateau, don’t give up. You’ll find a way to get past it if you look and try hard enough.

Some basic advice. The way you approach a program depends on your age, sex, body type (ectomorph, mesomorph, and endomorph). Don’t spend 3 hours a day in the gym, even if you make progress, you are destroying your joints and you will regret it when you start having chronic joint problems. Build up your workout intensity gradually at first. Work to improve all the muscles in your body, don’t pick and choose, you’ll end up with posture and more joint problems. Girls don’t avoid working out your upper body or strength building, and guys hit dem legs. Your body tries to keep itself in proportion, so if you avoid half of it, the other half will have slower improvement.

This is all just advice, so you can do whatever the FUCK you wanna do. If I get a good response I’ll make more confessions like this.