That's really a shame OKCupid is the #1 Dating site. I've used OKCupid and I have only ever talked to a few women who were interested in meeting up in person, but conveniently never responded even after I provided suggestions for simple first dates like lunch or a cup of coffee. Also the 'Replies Very Selectively' was…

Not to mention if you pay for OkCupid's A-List bullshit, you get to sort your search results by income and level of attractiveness.

Wow, Google picked the worst of the iOS and Windows 8 and Windows Phone elements and is going to cram them into future designs for programs.

See the double standard picture I posted above for confirmation.

It's called a double standard and it goes a little something like this:

Don't expect a somewhat logical point to be answered with a somewhat logical and thoughtful response. These articles pull out the vultures and harpies in droves.

That's because it's a vicious circle for men who send out actual messages engaging interest and never receive a reply and end up moving on because the girl who was messaged received a bunch of perverted messages and stopped reading altogether or because she automatically assumed she would never receive something…

Indeed. I am thankful for their existence. They help me when I am at a low point sometimes.

Yeah, I feel yah. It's like no one really fucking gets it either unless they have been through Depression, Anxiety, and etc. Sorry you had to deal with it too. I am on my last legs, and if this job doesn't work out, then fuck it. I tried to live life, but I just can't deal with the odds being stacked against me…

What about an easy way to mod a Xbox 360 to play burned games? For me, that is probably going to be the only way I am going to be able to play games from this point forward.

If anyone needs to vent, or needs something to pass across to clueless friends and family who don't get it, please check out Depression Comics. They are pretty well done, and may help you alleviate some of your woes or give friends and family a better idea of what you are going through. I hope they help.

It's a little different for me, but I understand where you are coming from. I have more than just Depression, and my Depression itself is Chronic. I have an apathetic and anhedonic life and it takes an insurmountable amount of energy for me to get going and stay coherent and want to be interested in doing things, and…

Yeah, I've not felt this with medication. When I was on it, I felt dazed and confused and had cottonmouth, gained 100 lbs (making my weight swell to about 350-380 lbs., became a zombie, and also got night terrors. As soon as I stopped taking it, those things all stopped. The hospital I admitted myself too gave me…

What you just said, "It is really really hard to get help." really does have a double meaning, at least it does for me. I agree with you, I'm just saying that for me, where it is hard to get help, is being extremely fucking difficult to get help in my area.

I repeatedly failed at financial change because I kept losing my job and having to plow through any money I had saved because I didn't qualify for unemployment.

Yep, screw social status and material possessions, I'd like more money too. Not much even, just another $10,000 could fix my problems. And then maybe I could finally relax.

Nearest Costco to me is over 45minutes to an hour away and I used to drive by it everyday on my way to work at my old job. I stopped in one day to see what all the fuss was about and didn't even make it by door security who escorted me to the member services desk. I saw the prices of $60-$100 for a membership and…

Yeah, I have used the free legal sites in the article and never received a response.

And sadly, probably no hope of it ever being abolished. My parents really never brought me up with teaching me about the credit system and if they had, I might be in a bit better of a spot today. /sigh

Also for anyone who uses recent versions of Office at school or work, like I used to have to on my last few jobs, I recommend installing the free application UbitMenu, which adds a Menu tab to the ribbon, and restores the menu functionality that was present in early versions of Office.