sistercharles
sistercharles
sistercharles

There is this...

Yes. It is a violation of someone's space/invasion of their personal bubble/breach into the invisible box around a person when I lean against an airline seat to reach up and put my luggage in the overhead. That isn't to say the guy had a good reaction to the situation, but neither did Lindy. I am also unsure whether

I can tell you take your faith very seriously, particularly the commandment to love one another, and as a Christian, I appreciate that. However, your proclamation that your opinion on gay people's "sin" does not change how you feel about us (I am gay) is essentially meaningless. Imagine yourself in our position:

Way to try and blame the only person in this entire scenario who acted with an ounce of decency and compassion.

I think the paparazzi would forget her in about four minutes if she stepped back.

I'm shocked that there are bars in Antarctica that are doing well enough that they can afford to turn away business.

Can't figure out how she could let you slip away.

So after reading this whole thread I feel compelled to comment. I know that you don't think what you are saying is wrong but you need to take a minute and reevaluate some of the statements you made. They are serious warning signs of some mental health issues that you should look into getting treated (including the

Dude, I had pics and videos of a bunch of my exes. Some of them dumped me, I dumped some of them. That's how life is. I would NEVER think of sharing them with ANYONE. I returned the ones I could and those that I could not return I destroyed. Except one. She said I should keep them. It was one of those relationships,

"when from my perspective, I did everything right." well you didn't. at best, you chose the wrong kind of person and didn't evaluate her personality well enough. more realistically, you did a ton of shit wrong, and it'll be better for you and everyone around you if you sit down and figure out what those things are.

oh to be fair, i've known a fair number of completely unhinged evil revenge-minded women. they're bad people. and a fair number of them have said things like dogmatix here, like "and i could've logged into his credit card accounts and mess his shit up, but i didn't, aren't i great?" or "and i should've emailed his

Its not normal to hold on to pics of an ex just in case you get angry enough to post them. It's not normal to consider, even for a nano-second to want to punish someone for not wanting to be with you. It's childish, hateful, irrational and obsessive, not normal. If you think women are standing for this shit, in

The problem is that you're equating "I can understand the motivation to maliciously ruin someone's life because your feelings are hurt" with "It doesn't make you an asshole just because you maliciously ruined someone's life when your feelings were hurt." The first thought, most people could agree with. The second is

So she wasn't your fuck buddy, she was your girlfriend. Now she is not. So? She didn't have to remain your girlfriend. Breaking up with you is not some bad act that she did to you that you are entitled to seek revenge for. This attitude - that she belonged to you and deserves to be punished for dating someone

The MOST disgusting thing you can do to scrambled eggs (or omelets) is to let them sit so long at such a high heat that they actually start to get brown. Once there's the slightest bit of brown on the egg... it's RUINED. It goes from delicious to disgusting in nothing flat.

You're WRONG Burneko! Scrambled eggs should be cradled by a small, fluffy flour tortilla and a dash of hot sauce.

I would also like to point out that a certain somebody made the Romans' Terror Watch List a couple millenia ago, and now he's quite popular among the Patrician set, so...it's not unprecedented.

I wonder if Rick Santorum wakes up some mornings and looks in the mirror saying: