#671 Those TAMS kids are so annoying! They always travel in packs, so you can't beat them up, but they always spin those gay lanyards. The other day, this chinese kid with a big head hit me with his lanyard. I think his name was Sonny

#670 i've been here for two years and unt still charges me as an outstate student..

#669 You post confessions about gay people but not about anti-gay?

#668 I love having sex with my best friend. I would everyday if we could.

#667 I'm an 18 year old senior and even though it has its benefits, somehow I have to say life sucks. I've mentally out grown my age yet still limited by it socially. I'm a fairly normal guy socially,average build (6ft, 165lbs) and will only take an average hesitation to asking a girl out on a date. I really want to have a girlfriend but I just think "what if she asks you about your age" do I lie, say the truth or change the subject. I consider honesty to be important in any relationship that's going to last. Its not just about sex but I sometimes feel like I have a lot of bottled up affection I just wanna spill over someone,someone be happy and honest with. I think it'll be really hard to date a freshman because, I'd really prefer someone a little more mature, I know I shouldn't place everyone in the same bracket but,IMO the odds are too low.I'm just so confused.

#666 I wish the UNT confessions admin sounded more sassy, like gossip girl.

#662 I'm so worn out. I've had to take care of my family financially since I was a teen. My mother is disabled. I've not seen my father in years--and I don't really want to. This perpetual poverty and what I've been through have turned me into a callous, anti-social, paranoid and bitter man. I still feel like under my cynicism and snark is someone idealistic, but every day I feel myself becoming much more detached from the people around me. I'm creating personality disorders as defense mechanisms. I've got no network of family or friends. I don't have the time or money to make them. I'm mentally exhausted--but far too principled and stubborn to give up. I feel that it is only inertia that keeps me going from day-to-day. What do I do? They say insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result--but what do you do when the tools you have are limited? I doubt I'm alone in feeling like this--but anyone else that this resonates with is also likely to be isolating themselves from the world too.

#665 Whoever made these Denton roads was on shrooms.