Thanks for bringing this up!

Same here. High-five?

According to this Business Insider article, you could technically go for a week without water, but that’d be on the ideal side. Most people could do it for a few days maximum and it’d be kicking your ass.

A water fast is the other way around. It’s where you only have water for 3 days. Still dumb, but not “going to put you in the hospital for dehydration” dumb.

I’m just confused as to why he did it. Like, what did he get out of this? Didn’t he think that he’d be found out eventually?

I’m always left wondering when someone is going to attack a vigil, to be honest. It’s to the point that when I attend one I keep to the outskirts of the group.

Oddly enough, I went to see the play in a completely different city (Tampa) and that’s exactly what I did when I got to my seat. To be honest, I was a little uncomfortable with how few doors there were for so many people.

You may be on to something.

My dorm freshman year had the emergency alarm pulled late at night almost every weekend, to the point where we stopped responding to it as “DANGER!” and more of “Ugh. Drunk kids!”

The fire thing happened at the university I went to, as well.

As an adult who struggles with emotion regulation, I would have loved the opportunity to learn how to do it when I was a kid.

I had a funny feeling that a rubbing point would be around AIDS. I think that a huge problem is what we (Millennial LGBTQ people) aren’t pushed to learn about our history and how much we owe to our elders. We all owe you so much because we wouldn’t be here if you didn’t and we have to keep that light burning to pass…

As a LGBTQ millenial, how are we shitting on older members of the community? I really haven’t had too much socialization with older people mainly because there aren’t many groups around where I live.

As a LGBTQ millenial, how are we shitting on older members of the community? I really haven’t had too much socialization with older people mainly because there aren’t many groups around where I live.

Whenever I get really harsh comments the first thing I do is reread what I wrote. There have been a few times where I did put my foot in my mouth and that I did come off as an asshole.

Actually, I really like that train of thought.

The one thing that drove me up a wall in PE is that everyone was so fucking competitive. The boys played everything like it was life or death.

This is a solid take.

As a Catholic school student, Rent was the gateway into actually realizing that there are other freaks like me and that we can be proud about it. I didn’t really discover the musical until it was redone as the movie and before then I hadn’t been exposed to much LGBT media.

This pisses me off to no end. My paternal grandfather had this mindset with his kids and as a result my extended family was fractured.