I was walking through the canyon this morning and almost walked right into a deer. It scared the crap out of me.

I'm starting to have the emotional breakdown in which I start asking myself "am I good enough?" As if majoring in a fine art isn't terrifying enough...

I really want to know why it is so difficult for people (men especially, although some women on here are just as guilty) to just shut their mouths and listen. There are people on here, recently females especially, who make themselves vulnerable and are expressing valid feelings about things that make them uncomfortable or that they have a hard time with. Why can't you just let their feelings be heard? Do you really need to respond so you can tell then all about how they're wrong for feeling the way they feel? Just let it go. It blows my mind that people are STILL questioning the girl who posted about the gym and trying to say she was overreacting and that she shouldn't feel that way. PLEASE. Just try to be conscious and actually listen to what the OP is trying to say when you're reading. Search deep down in that heart of yours and try to find a shred of empathy and put it to use.
Thank you.

When I see people *cough* Stuart *cough* who comment on Fox Confessions a lot I'm like:

Thank you current Fox students for not making me regret transferring out.
I used to attend Fox 3 years ago because I thought it would help me grow spiritually as I didn't feel all that religious/holy/faithful, take your pick. So when I get there all I see is people being hypocrites, people there because "mommy & daddy" sent them there or because they "felt a calling." If you "felt a calling" to go to Fox, fine, this is my confession so keep reading if you're this far already. Might as well right? Anyways, having attended public school all my life I could pretty much tell all these people including those that were insecure in some way all around me almost by a glance. And it was a guilty pleasure of mine to push their buttons and see them struggle as they tried to justify their reasons for being there. At first it was just calling people out, but then as I saw more and more people like that I decided to see if I could find out what made them tick. As it went on however, I ended up enjoying seeing them struggle to come up with an excuse. I wouldn't be surprise if out of those whose buttons I pushed, a large portion quit after I left. Besides that, I also took a shining to helping out those that had insecurities because I was one of them too, not all secure with my faith and all.
Despite all this, I did manage to make some friends, although superficial for the most part as only 3 ever text me once in a blue moon. Two of them were women and I got to know them really well, A and B to keep it simple. A shared a similar past to me and B shared the same geographical/cultural background as me.
Back on track, I've got to say that recently I've been having my doubts about whether transferring out was the right choice in the end or not. Now I know for sure after reading all the things people are posting here that yes, it was the right choice after all. Did it suck that I pretty much wasted 2 years because almost none of my credits transferred out? yes. But in the end, I'm glad with my choice as I got to experience something that was fun while it lasted and now I have no regrets seeing as how "loving" and "accepting" this student body has become.

I applause the OP of the gym comment and all those standing up for her. It goes to show that women are still discriminated against, especially in a place where we are meant to be seen as equal persons. I wish more girls would stand up and show their discomfort in these situations, so thank you. Women are so much more than a nice ass and big breasts. We are beings that wish to stay in shape (just as the men at the gym do), wish to have a college education (just as the men here at Fox do), and deserve to be thought of as equals in such settings and everywhere else.
How disgusting is it that men can catcall to and comment about women and have it be socially acceptable, but then when a women does it to a man it isn't? If we really think about it, the men commit these acts because they were raised on the notion that women are here to ease men. They see women as meat and only want her for her physical body parts. If one were to say "no that's not true, they could just be having fun" well then why are you having fun at the expense of someone's self safety and self worth? They could say truly anything and it would all come down to the social aspect in which they felt it was okay to diminish one person to heighten the feel of their own self worth.
All she asks is that as male gym-goers you keep your thoughts about her body shape in your head, your eyes focused forward and you keep your standards of respecting women at a high. Is that so hard to comply to?

TBH the only reason I follow @gfucampuscat on insta is to see if Cheddar gets his picture taken with any football players...

I memorized the Miranda rights so I can sing along with the future officers arresting me.