I really want to get back with my ex, but I don't want to interfere with her schooling because she's really focused right now. I talked to her about it some and she basically said no right now, but left a possibility for the future. I wasn't the greatest boyfriend and I was going through a lot of rough stuff that she had to deal with because of me. I've gotten a lot better, but I still will have a hiccup here and there. I can feel the spark coming back between us and we've been hanging out more and doing stuff together, but I don't want to push it and wreck the chance I may be getting. What should I do?

I bet my roommate is more useless than yours.

So I failed a class twice and now need to take it again which is super embarrassing, but in order to enroll you need to get permission. I have no idea who I'm supposed to get permission from and too embarrassed to ask my friends. HELP!

Kid Ink sucked balls and your lying if you say otherwise

I diddled the skittle in the shower today.

Laughing because even the admin is fed up with all you thirsty motherfuckers

I confess that I absolutely HATE when people who are sick come to class and put me at risk of catching your illness. STAY HOME!!!!

I know people are going to attack this post, but I don't entirely agree with all these postings around campus about CPCs. They say CPCs are biased. Yes, and so are you. Bias exists EVERYWHERE in the world and it is inevitable, especially with the topic of abortion. I think it is ignorant to generalize all CPCs into the categories encompassing the terms: "lies," "bad," "biased," etc. My best friend's mom had an abortion when she was a teenager and now, decades later, because she didn't have a quality CPC available to tell her about the emotional struggles and the guilt she MIGHT personally experience (because some people would and do feel guilty about abortion, regardless of IF someone should experience these feelings), she still cries about it on random days. She now works at a pregnancy resource center that is genuinely honest and raises money to provide money and items for mothers who thought they could not support a child (and were therefore considering abortion). I don't think CPCs are wrong in all scenarios (like the group on campus is making it seem), and the generalization of the chalk phrases on campus really pushes my buttons.