I like boys. I like boys A LOT! ;)

I'm glad I'm a business major, 'cause the nursing department has a section in Hoover, and the nursing department has the greatest distribution of beautiful young ladies of any department. And plus, for some reason they are attractive in their uniforms. I'd go to war and get injured if it meant I could get one of those beautiful nurses.

I really wish ladies would be more open about their attraction. Maybe Im just oblivious? It seems like the guys are the ones always expected to put it all on the line. Its sucks getting rejected over and over :(

Admittedly, I'd like to be in a relationship, but I can't understand people who think that fixes everything. If anything, a relationship makes stuff complicated. Just ask all of my friends. I like girls, I like girls a lot. But I'm not about to lean on one to give me the life I've been wishing for. Relationships are about giving.

This is a response to the person who posted on struggling with homosexuality:

This is now a common saying, but truly, you are not alone. I've been in a long, grueling, exhausting battle with homosexuality it seems like forever. It took me about 4 years to realize that something was going on, then it took me another 4 years before I decided to stand against the thoughts and temptations. This was when I realized God had not been the center of life (for many reasons) and I chose to renew my relationship with Him.

Once I made God my priority again, temptations came on stronger and more frequent, but I was able to keep God my focus and He gave me strength to stand firm. There was no fulfillment for me with homosexuality, just an instantaneous rush. I think the temptations attempt to block out the greater picture of what my future will look like, and instead tries to fill it with these momentary blockages of lies and deceit.

One of the smartest things I did was reach out to very close friends. It's easier to be strong when you have support. I have been blessed to have people can trust, but at the same time, there's always the small voice in the back of my mind that makes me wonder if they still treat me differently. I've learned to embrace the struggle, because I think we are given struggles to someday help others through their own, so I hope what I am saying somewhat helps you.

Most importantly, I've learned to love other people without being judgmental, because I have plenty I can be judged about.

Even though this is anonymous, I took a huge risk in typing this. I hate controversy, and homosexuality is such a controversial topic. If you read this and don't agree with what I am saying, remember this is my story and I am only trying to help someone who seems to be dealing with what I have gone/still am going through. If we never meet in person, I hope this helps.

I don't know who she is, but I think the girl who wears all of the Marvel shirts is super cool. I find myself excited to see which one she's wearing every day when I pass her on the pathway.

I don't think burger Wednesday is that great. Yeah, that's right. I went there.

I struggle with so many insecurities on a daily basis, and I find it really hard to see myself as beautiful and worthy of a boyfriend. And I don't think many people realize how upsetting it is to go your whole life without dating or having a boy even show the slightest interest in you (although I realize many of you can relate). I can't even think about my future wedding because everything seems so hopeless.