Absolutely.

Proclaiming your virginity probably isn't the worst thing you could have sung as an 8 year old.

I'm not super impressed by (as in worried about) tongue wounds - probably because in 3rd grade gym a classmate bit off the tip of his tongue, and was back in school by the end of the day.

I put lipstick on my stuffed raccoon. In retrospect, pretty sure that raccoon was a boy to me.

I read my first novel in first grade and planned my suicide (hanging in the basement) when I was ten. So, I feel you. I didn't really get happy until college, and even though I'm not using my degrees, it was the best thing that ever happened to me. Whatever kind of weird you are, you can find your people at…

So I have a question about people who are strongly affected by perfume: Is it the scent in general or some component of most perfumes? Sometimes I use a dab of pure lavender oil instead of deodorant (I'm sloth-like and live in Michigan, so there isn't a lot of sweat to deal with), would that trigger migraines?

It is a reference, and not to the food dye. I have a friend who is allergic specifically to red food dye #40 - but the story is about a guy who claims to be allergic to the emotional response the color red brings. http://kitchenette.jezebel.com/more-stories-o…

This is an interesting thing to read about - however it is not an allergy specific to new fallen snow. It is a reaction to cold. The woman claimed to be allergic to snow that has only recently fallen from the sky.

Right? If someone tells me outright, "I have celiac disease" then I am going to try damn hard to make sure there is no cross contamination when preparing their food whatsoever. But if they tell me they're avoiding gluten because reasons? Uhh... not so much.

I'm currently a nursing student, and this terrifies me for when I'm responsible for patient education on their illness. How do you teach the willfully stupid?!

I have caught two bouquets before. I was only a guest at one of them. For the other wedding, I was the bartender and just kind of chilling behind the bar because no one comes over for drinks when they're supposed to be watching the bride. Well, she threw it way over the heads of all the guests and came down right on…

But... but I love him...

You get a high waisted skirt and you tuck that blouse in. The baggy effect is gone. Although for some reason many women's blouses are really short and come untucked when I lift my arms... but I guess that's what undershirts are for? Fuck, I don't know. I'm just looking forward to the day I wear scrubs everyday and…

I do not understand the obsession with ridiculously large boobs. It's just a fucking hassle to have anything above DD because you can never find your size in stores and then they start sagging when you're still really young and you have a whole different set of anxieties to deal with.

I thought fifties, too. But then I felt bad for thinking 'no way could that individual be so young'.

Awesome! Did you make them yourself?

I intentionally eat extra spicy food when I have a cold. At least then I can breathe through my nose for like half an hour.

Holy shit ghost pepper oil sounds like a bad idea. We had some sort of spicy oil once and when my partner tried to cook stir fry with it, it became impossible to breathe in the kitchen. The taste wasn't too hot, but if it was heated too much it was like breathing mustard gas.

Gah, that can be dangerous. One of my favorite restaurants where I live stocks over 100 hot sauces, including special super spicy ones you have to ask specifically for. They don't put them out because they said people have had panic attacks after eating them.

My absolute favorite hot sauce is called Clancy's Fancy. It's not just hot for hot's sake. It has apple cider vinegar, garlic, and honey in it also with the 'spicy' ingredients. Incredibly flavorful. The problem is that it's like $7 for a 3.5 oz bottle, which is a lot more than some of the more well known sauces. But…