One of the most ridiculous things to me in this debate is Woody and his friends arguing that he can't have molested Dylan because he'd never been accused of molesting any other kids, and obviously if he were a pedophile he'd have tons of victims.

I don't watch the show, but my mom does. After I saw pictures of the winner online, I called my mom to ask what she thought. One of the things my mom said was, "She looked so much older. She didn't look like she was college-age."

Mine is an internet story, but also rather odd. I met my ex (dated over 2 years in college) via LiveJournal... but in a very roundabout way. I knew a few couples that met on LJ, but they were usually pairs of queer geek girls.

I'll admit: I once dropped a course on Sociology of Race in college because being one of two white folks in the room and hearing stories of casual discrimination made me uncomfortable.

All I wanted out of my Barbies was for them to be able to ride my model horses and My Little Ponies. Once I got other, little-girl-shaped dolls who could actually fit on my toy horses, I lost interest in the Barbies.

Yesterday a friend of mine told me that I should get a haircut because she doesn't think I look good with hair longer than chin-length and shorter hair off my face shows my cheekbones more.

Didn't the second "Squeeze" episode of The X-Files have the killer hiding under an escalator at one point? That is what I remember and it helped form my opinion of escalator safety as a chil.

Yeah, this video was so much better than just that.

Ah, I don't have feelings for him. I just met him recently, and we hit it off in a friendly way and flirted a bit, so I went ahead and asked him out to see if maybe we hit it off that way too. Obviously there's a big difference between trying to stay friends with someone you're really crushing on and deciding to just…

I think the difference is the phrasing "fallen for". The previous times I asked people out, I waited a long time first, hoping they'd make the first move. In the meantime, I got more and more interested and invested in them, and when they rejected me, it was like we'd broken up even though we'd never dated.

Oh, he definitely wants to fuck me. It's just that that's all he wants right now, and I'm not looking to do the fwb thing again right now. This was part of the talk we had. :)

I'm giving myself an Adult Award this week because the other day I asked a guy out, he said he wasn't interested, we had a conversation about it, and now we're going to continue being friends and I feel good about it.

Meh. I was pretty drunk, so shit was moving a lot faster than it would if I were sober, but I was also pretty into it and I wasn't blackout or anything. It wasn't something I'd normally do on the first date, but it was consensual.

A dude I went out with recently got his hand down my pants on the first date and immediately paused and said, "Would you be willing to groom more if we continue going out?"

Yeah, logically there are about a trillion drawbacks to that time period/way of life. That does not stop me from occasionally wishing I didn't have to touch dating with a ten-foot pole because I was already auctioned off to someone by the time I hit puberty.

Sometimes I find myself longing for the days of that because at least then I wouldn't have to jump through all these hoops.

I joined a new gym this year in my neighborhood, which is women-only (but not a Curves because they donate pro-life groups).

A friend of mine broken up with her long-term live-in boyfriend right before Thanksgiving, but she had planned to host family Thanksgiving for the year and her mother had already purchased plane tickets. So rather than tell her mom what happened and cancel or plan something else, she continued on and pretended she and…

All this talk of sex research always just makes me miss Sunday nights in my college dorm, watching Show Me Yours on Oxygen After Dark (followed by Talk Sex With Sue and some show that was pretty much softcore for housewives).

yes, as a fan of both him and LotR, I did know that.