Honestly I wouldn't have minded if you said you hope I get help. I know I need to, that's the only way I'm ever going to get better. I do appreciate the safe sentiment, I really do try to be safe while I'm doing something that I know is killing me. I was raised by and lived with addicts myself, I promised myself I'd…

I'm a heroin addict living in Central Pennsylvania. Of course it's sold in ten dollar bags, most of the people in this particular subculture can't exactly produce the cash to buy bulk amounts, unless you plan on bagging it up and selling some of it anyways. Five dollar bags are garbage, stamped to shit usually. Ten…

The people who brag the most about how #blessed they are are the most insecure in general, not just in relationships, right? It's the whole "lady doth protest too much" thing.

My adult wardrobe is almost wholly inspired by two famous outfits:

hahahaha this just got better and better, like it started off regular crazy and ended with somewhere over the rainbow on repeat and Nazis. Bravo.

I am responding to white people who think they have some sort of say in the term - so, it is about me, because I have the same level of "cred" they seem to think they have, yet even I can understand the difference between being Native and having a distant Native relative. All I am saying is I'm not going to pretend…

This stuff is rarely purposeful. I bet the guys didn't even think of it. As someone else said, there's "health" and "women's health".

All football fans are ridiculous Romans. Leave it to idiots to fund a corporation that is tax exempt when it makes billions annually, while 70% of the people in the $500 + seats neither have retirement saved or health insurance. At least this was my experience in Miami. You on foodstamps, wtf are you doing buying…

To be fair, those two teams are/were owned by different people. Abe Polian was generally considered a better person than Dan Snyder.

Not just white, I genuinely think we all hold unexamined racist beliefs by the simple fact that we live in a racist society. It's important to realize it and try to get better instead of flipping the fuck out every time someone calls you a racist.

I'm a Washington native and a life-long relatively die hard Washington fan, and these people are the dumbest of the fucking dumbest. There is an odd, nostalgic part of me that will feel the loss of something from my childhood (when I was a kid, I thought the name had to do with the color of the football, actually),…

As Parinoid07 below said many people do feel just that way, basically that since I've chosen a man I don't "need" to identify as bi and it's no big deal if I just sleep with girls on the side but why do I "need" to tell people I'm bi.

They can't be that dumb to think that your ability to be attracted to anyone other than your current partner automatically shuts off once you've declared yourself to be in a relationship.

I'm a grey asexual queer. I'd like to join you in being all that is wrong with the world, apparently.

You know I love being bi I knew since forever and even at a young age I wasn't one to shy away from it. I also never got much shit for it...well when I only had straight friends etc. Being bi also helped me with my transition cause all my guy friends remember all the all the girl I used get with lol (hey I'm not…

I consider Nick, Derek, Alexi, Vax, and Philip to essentially be best friends. As far as male characters go, they were very much a part of my teenage soul. I had the distinct pleasure to regularly trade emails with David and to have been one of the readers whose opinions he valued. I felt a tremendous personal loss…

So, here's my takeaway on this. The more people you have the capacity of loving, the less the world will love you in return. Yeah. Sounds about right.

The study is very skewed based on the fact that most bisexual males either won't talk about it or have entirely suppressed that aspect of themselves. While it comes with its own set of issues, it still is more acceptable to be a bisexual female (though often via fetishization, thus it becomes problematic) but while…

Well, I've always refused to be pigeonholed and I guess I'm super lucky that my gay friends pretty much accept me for what I am, but it wasn't always easy. The relationship I was in before my current one was with a woman (we lived together) and she HATED me telling people I wasn't 'gay', but instead was bi (not that I…