Im a loner, I mean when im at school I play the game and act like im outgoing, but its all fake, I hate being around people. I don't see myself anywhere but living in the mountains, gardening, chopping wood, fishing, just by myself type activities. Dick Proenneke is a hero of mine, that guy had life figured out.

There is this girl who works at the Subway by Shopko on upper campus. She has brown hair and I believe her name starts eith an "A". I haven't seen her there in awhile, but damn she is gorgeous! I would love to get to know her and her fiesty attitude!

Just got back from studying abroad and feeling über depressed back alone in the real world. I was surrounded with wonderful friendly people there and I got to come bk to living alone with a cat and no friends (all graduated already). Any advice on how to get back into the swing of things? Any good places to see/visit in town to unwind or relax?

I am a bilingual student who is engaged with an only English speaking American. He wants me to teach him my language so he can communicate with my parents and so our kids are bilingual too. For those of you learning a 2nd language, any tips on how to best teach and learn? Note that he's not in college anymore so classes and submersion trips aren't doable. Thanks for the help!

Couldn't be happier that I'm not coming back to UWEC this fall! Honestly the best decision I've made in while. Why continue going to a place where I'm not happy and not succeeding. it's been nice Eau Claire but you were not for me.

It is ridiculous how many people ask for advice on here concerning conflicts which need only a pinch of common sense (not even). There is an over abundance of ignorance with these posts. It's pretty sad, and that's not sarcasm. I like helping with serious life hardships but when a question is posed with a 7th grade level urgency and sense of maturity, it is quite sad

I hang around a group of heterosexual friends, nothing wrong with that at all! I LOVE THEM! I just need some gay friends who understand me.

I've recently started seeing a guy who lives in the cities. I haven't done a long distance relationship of any kind in four years. I'm not worried about the distance as I feel like it would be good for me to be able to focus on my last year of school. However, we both are incredibly busy. I work almost 60 hours a week and works about the same, so making plans to see each other is really hard to do and there are times that we go a day or two without talking. Is this normal to not hear from him for that amount of time? I feel like he wants to continue seeing each other because when I left him this past weekend, he said we'll figure it out and mentions future dates. For example, he has a wedding to go to in Sept. and has to go through EC and mentioned that if he drives, he wants to stop by and see me. So am I just being paranoid in questioning his commitment to making this work, or should I be worried that we go a few days without talking?