Or even a much milder sort of thing like saying terrible things about how girls look without even thinking about it, like "Ew, you slept with a fat girl" or something.

I experience this kind of thinking when something comes up from the 70s or something and someone goes, "Oh, you wouldn't know. It was before you were born." Well, my knowledge of things does not stop at 1982. For instance, I know there was a world before 1982. But anyway...

I know I'd be a hell of a lot happier if my eyes both looked in the same direction, and I didn't have to worry about people thinking less of me because of it in every moment of my life, but ya know, I guess all I have to do is work hard or something. But whatever. Not wishing her ill will or anything.

Mine's 2007. Pushing it (ok, pushed it), but at least I know it's not right, and I would definitely not go on twitter about it!

I usually do know it's happening. It took a while for me to be able to do that, though. I did wish someone would stick with me, and in fact blame myself for the destruction of all my relationships because of this.

Hmm. It varies from person to person, and there are a lot of different ways it affects a person, but personally, problems in relationships arise for me when I feel like I'm not in control of my emotions. The other person might say something innocuous, and I take it the wrong way, but depression takes it one step…

I had a similar situation. It's been horrible. In my case, I have the mood disorder, though, but regardless, it's ruined my life. It happened years ago.

I don't know. Have you ever seen this? It was in I believe InStyle a few years ago and I could not believe my eyes.

This is unbelievable. I cannot believe someone survived this. I wonder if it was a little better because he was somewhat "inside" the plane. You'd think it would protect somewhat from the temperature, but the sudden loss of pressure? Oh my gosh. ETA: Never mind, this was a dumb comment.

Sometimes I'm in awe of people who can just drop belief in everything with seemingly no problem. I don't know if it's childhood experience or what, but it's sure in my brain. I know one or two people who don't have any kind of remaining god belief and it just astounds me. I don't think they grew up in religious homes,…

Good points.

Exactly! Sometimes I let myself believe in an afterlife for a couple of minutes. It sounds so weird, but it sort of helps (although it's just a facade belief). Kind of like daydreaming.

I don't know, I've long since finished trying to figure out my thought processes. Pretty much "The worst thing possible" about covers it.

I have had a similar experience. It's not a pleasant one, either. I'd love to believe in a god, because it would make things a lot better and happier, but the doubt arose gradually in me to the point where I couldn't ignore it. The worst part for me is the afterlife. I really have trouble thinking about that because…

I brought it up to my coworkers and they said it should be like the VPN token we use to work from home that has a number that changes every minute or so. I have to admit, I feel kind of cool when I use that.

I just got done replacing my auto-pay stuff with my new card number that was mandatory to switch to. Will I have to do that again? I think we should just have credit cards that change numbers every day.

Any woman worth her salt in prince-loving knows that they're not allowed to marry Americans unless they want to give up rights to stuff. Or at least that's what I read 17 years ago.

I can't even believe they were allowed on there on school computers in the first place. What school district is this where kids can have more access to stuff than I have at my workplace??

Why not a lawyer AND a doctor? I have a lifestyle to support! Brother-husbands!

Yes! PERFECT!