#126 I'm an advertising major but public speaking is the most terrifying thing for me. Everyone is analyzing your every word and move and you have to be entertaining for the sake of it without it sounding forced. I have fallen on my face a few times already. Dat stress.

#135 I've noticed a lot of beautiful women around campus and the rec the past couple weeks, but I never know a good setting to approach y'all outside of Fry St. where I know everyone is there to socialize. I just think it's rude to interrupt your workout, in class, or hell even your conversation with your girlfriends on Fry. Is it rude or am I just over thinking it?

#125 Our president of student council and eagle camp director, with the initials of Z.B., is about the only guy I'd go gay for. Like, for real.

#124 I used to work at the UNT Facilities building and knew the gate code, so I would let people park there without stickers because campus police never checked for permits there.

#123 If you just let the girl know you just want to fuck. Instead of leading her on thinking you want to be her man. You get alot less bullshit down the road...just tying to help my fellas out.

#123 UNT is the most tolerant place I've seen in Texas but that doesn't save it from having its share of judgmental fucks. I don't get why our society prides itself on freedom and "only god can judge me" and yet when they see someone that falls even slightly out of the norm, they lose their mind and call them a loser/freak/faggot/etc. just because they're not a carbon copy of them. Why do they want everybody to be the exact same? So many double standards too. A woman acts more tomboyish, and nobody bats an eye. A guy acts more feminine or sensitive and everyone loses their mind. And don't even get me started on religious hypocrites.

#112 I'm not gay and neither are any of my buddy's but we had a very odd conversation with my best friends dad the other day how he'd disown him if he was gay. It got dragged out into whether or not homosexuality is a choice or just a mix up of genes in the brain that bring on the attraction to the same sex. Personally I think it's the all the genetic make up getting put in the wrong places just like some children come out as hermaphrodites. It's just a genetic flaw. Don't take the flaw part as a low blow gay community. Just a thought from an accepting republican.

#122 I find transsexuals incredibly attractive and I secretly want to hook up with one for the long term. Of course, this is not something I'd readily admit in person. I wonder whether there are any beautiful transsexuals at UNT...