To the owner of the silver MK4 VW Golf who parks on the West side of campus: I like your car.

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Owner of the MK6 Golf

I secretly think Jonathon Cedarleaf is really cute. I sometimes see him in EHS and we awkwardly make eye contact, but I don't actually know. He seems really cool though, and I hope this doesn't come off stalker-ish

Instead of studying for finals, my friend and I decided to get together and watch 50 Shades of Grey at 1 in the morning...we're dudes

I love my parents, but, they contribute 90% of the stress I have to deal with on a day to day basis. Whenever they're on business or otherwise away, I'm happy, but whenever they're around and I have to listen to them bicker, it kills my day. Any advice?

I think that I'm one of those people who, if they died over summer for whatever reason, some people would maybe shed a few tears, but then everyone quickly gets over it and I'm completely forgotten. Yay for being a loner.

I stare into other people's eyes when I eat bananas.

I look stare into people's eyes when they eat bananas.

I hope this doesn't come across wrong, but for a really long time I was really confused by the transgender community. I remember when I was little and met someone transgender and I couldn't tell if they were male or female (they obviously were transitioning) and since then it would sort of embarrass me if I couldn't tell what there gender and sex was. Until recently, it still confused me. Is it okay to ask someone what pronouns they want to be referred to? I don't want to be rude or insensitive, and from previous experiences, people can get violently mad if you use a pronoun they didn't give you permission to use (even when I used 'he' for someone transitioning to be male, they didn't like they because they didn't say I could use it.) It's just confusing sometimes. I'm 100% comfortable with the fact of people being transgendered, I just sometimes get confused since everyone goes about transitioning so differently.