I wish more people my age were interested in coin collecting. I would love to have some fellow collectors on campus come together and start a numismatics club. I feel like I'm the only one who thinks that it's an interesting hobby...

I try not to let Facebook affect me, but seeing some of my friends' posts get 100+ likes while the most I've ever gotten is 40, bothers me. I know it shouldn't be a contest, but when everyone's lives are on the internet for you to see with each passing update, it's hard to ignore. I had one friend I had to unfollow because her life looked so damn exciting, and I started to resent her for it. She's married to a handsome Air Force pilot (he looks like a he could be a character from Top Gun). She's beautiful. She hasn't worked a day in her life and now she doesn't have to because her officer husband (who's an Air Force academy graduate) can support her. She's already lived in a bunch of different states, and now they just moved abroad. She gets to experience traveling in a way I've only dreamed of, all on somebody else's dime. I have other friends too that make me a little envious. It sometimes makes me want to deactivate my account, but then I would miss being able to stay connected to friends and family who live far away. Does anyone else suffer from Facebook-induced envy and depression? Because I sure am right now.

Secretly attracted to hairy men. Idk theres just something so caveman-primal about it...... I want a hairy guy to throw me over his shoulder and take me back to his cave and do it like they do on the discovery channel

If the table near me has one more outburst, I'm going to tattle on their asses. This is the fourth floor of the lib. Shut up.

That awkward moment when you're walking into the library and see a stranger with your sweatshirt on that you lost a couple weeks ago. And it's a high school basketball sweatshirt soo it's pretty obvious that it's not yours. But what do you even say? Hey, I'm pretty sure that's mine, take it off please. Better not.

TLDR
I don't like being categorized as "the whites" or "white people." Please don't generalize about us, because lately many of "the whites" have been expressing their opinions, and people think that's the opinion of every Caucasian person. And vice versa for other groups as well. No collective group thinks as a whole, and we need to stop treating them like they do. Seeing people from other races post things like "we don't need the whites," etc. is very hurtful. Ya I can respect the camaraderie, but you don't know those individual whites on a personal level. Give them a chance before you categorize them because you might find a best friend.

The end all be all for everyone, from every race, needs to be to treat everyone as individuals. When you use terms like "blacks" or "the whites", it generalizes everyone in that category, and takes away their individuality and their own thoughts which may be completely different from the generalization. If you took the time to meet the individual for who they are, not what they are, then you see the inside of them and what kind of a person they actually are, and race becomes obsolete. We can celebrate diversity, but after we have noticed people on an individual, smaller level for who they are.

Im a girl and i live i EC and this summer i want to have a fuck buddy but its hard to find one wen you go to college in oshkosh. So if any girls or guys what to get it on lets get this party started

When I was in my seventh grade I was crazy for a girl and she knew that. I told her I could do anything for her and them she asked me to kiss her feet... I did. After that she never talked to me again. Now, many years have passed, but that thing is still in my head and I'm ashamed every time I remember that. Today I feel like "I kiss other girls feet" in other ways. I can do anything for I girl that I like, but they always go away after I gave my best to them.