Tinypaw
Tinypaw
Tinypaw

I prefer the fake one. I was an avid watcher of The Hills and we ALL knew it was fake. We didn't watch it because we thought it was real so it was nice that they acknowledged it, it was funny. Lauren is such an uncomfortable actress and the whole "it's hard to say goodbye" like "teehee to your friend but also to the

Honestly, I'm with you. I feel the exact same way. I want people to raise their kids how they want and nurture them and be happy and healthy and I'm a feminist who has serious issues with the whole concept of "modesty" as the letter stated and society sexualizing women's bodies so that even BREASTFEEDING becomes

It took me an entire minute of intense study to recognize all of them... everyone but Mary and Anna took some work.

LocalSP, don't tell me what to do.

I do not lack confidence. But I am in my late-ish twenties and dealing with men is too tiring since its been going on for over a decade so I just try avoid it as much as possible. I still wear the fashions I like, I just make sure I like the way I look in it, like every normal person. When I do get harassed (and not

I have big boobs and go to great lengths to dress to hide my body and try to avoid interacting with men as much as possible. I do not "look easy." But men will still interrupt my friends and I when I'm with them to tell me I'm pretty. Last weekend as my friend and I were leaving a restaurant a man came up to me and

I'm pretty and I'm a great friend and would never ignore my friend for a guy when we are supposed to be hanging out. I think if you're a bad friend it doesn't matter how attractive or unattractive you are. Sweeping statements implying that pretty people are bad friends or selfish people kind of hurt my feelings to be

I say yes. The most important thing for your first time is that you trust the person and you know that he will take care of you and respect your feelings. Just be sure you have no lingering feelings for him or vice versa - you sound sure and confident so I say do it!

I used to be extremely picky about education. I thought a man must have a college education for me to date him. I graduated with a masters at 22 and less than a year later met a 20 year old stoner who never even applied to college. I resisted but we fell in love hard. After a while it became clear that although

William holding the baby. I die. I literally had tears in my eyes. Not just because I care about them as people, but can you imagine even 50 years ago a future king presenting his child (THE FUTURE KING AS WELL) to the media, answering questions, making fun of himself and his own looks, actually holding the child

He's dressed like that because he's wearing those stupid costumes the Capitol makes them wear during the parade, I bet.

"How weird that two of those different people decided to procreate then sell their baby goat to a petting zoo!" is a great line!

In the way you describe how you dislike "exotic," that is how I feel about the word "ethnic." People need to stop saying "ethnic" to mean "not white." EVERYONE HAS AN ETHNICITY, EVERYONE IS ETHNIC IN SOME WAY. Saying "ethnic" implies that if you're a white or WASP American or whatever then you're "normal" and

You will be missed <3

Honestly..... I don't fake. I don't think I ever have. And I don't come just from penetration (PiV? is that it?) - but I like PiV and make sure my partner knows I do, even if I don't orgasm. If a man is going down on me I would never fake it, I would just enjoy it til I come or until I no longer enjoy it and we can

Same, Duke for me. I ignored those letters and I think I might have shown one to my mom - otherwise, garbage. It was summertime! I was supposed to be a mall rat with my friends and smoke cigs by the train tracks, not study! Ew!

I strongly believe this person is a complete liar.

I happen to know the Duke program is a fucking joke. I was "accepted" after being "invited" to take the SAT in 7th grade and received a "qualifiying" score, which I believe had to be over 900 using the old SAT. Not difficult! More difficult - the tuition. It was such an obvious scam that I didn't realize people

ahhh that song is taking me all the way back to high school. classic

I'm just curious, how does being from the South factor into not being able to relate to "these people?" The "kind of grown but can't quite Adult right and still figuring it out in a ~lady~ type way" thing seems pretty universally American. I have never lived outside of Georgia and I can look among my friends and peers