Good point, but Twitter's userbase is still squat. Just a bunch of self; obsessed morons in an echo chamber.

I just bought some high-waist skinny jeans from Charlotte Russe and they're doing pretty well and are comparable to jeggings. They're stretchy, and the way the top is structured (with a series of three buttons) it disguises my pooch without creating rolls. Theu also have a zipper and front pockets (fake back…

Ditto! Now I don't get many creepy messages, or even just awkward ones from dude I really have nothing in common with.

I read a theory on creepy behavior that the point isn't really to attract a woman, just to assert dominance. Like, "I don't care if you would ever want to look at my penis.. you are GOING to because I have a right to your attention." The rare woman who is pleased is an exceptional woman of course, but the rest of us…

Well.... there is the nuclear arms treaty.....essentially a world-wide self-ban on nukes. So, it's pretty good logic?

A joke. IHateGoats was making a joke.

But the s is linguistically inaccurate!

Sorry, I got in a huff. I respect the hell out of *most* teachers, so you hit a tender spot.

Schools can't afford to hire/keep teachers, kids fresh out of grad school are scratching and clawing for teaching jobs. The result? The most good-looking dude that I have ever personally known graduated from an acclaimed private university with TWO undergraduate degrees directly related to the subject he wanted to…

Dude, I don't mean to keep upvoting you but then I dooooooooo.

Those.....THOSE ARE CUTE NAMES! I am making the sourest of sour faces at you right now :[

Actually, Apple has kinda grown on me. It's sweet-sounding. Like Hazel or June. And I can't convince myself to cross "Nutmeg" off my list of potential baby names, even though I know that's a little too attention-grabby for me.

And that's why hedgehogs aren't rodents! Them adorable little vampire teef are their only set.

Devil's advocate here!

Hmmm. Food for thought. At my middle school, sex-ed was taught by our PE teacher and I think at the school I tutor for Planned Parenthood comes in for a week, but you are the second person to speak from the perspective that science teachers usually get the duty. That's encouraging.

Yeah, it really called out the "never been kissed" crowd too. Or that's what my friend said- she was pretty embarrassed.

I grew up in Eastern Oregon, live in Eugene now, and am terrified to leave because I'm afraid no other town will be liberal enough for me. I shudder at the thought of living in a poor rural town ever again.

I tutor at a middle school that does a sex-ed week and the questions the kids brought to tutorial were hilarious. And, while the kids thought they were being edgy, most of the questions came from honest curiosity. It was both fun and entertaining to sort them out on a few things.

So sad for those two girls:(

My school had STARS too and I remember it as one of the most terrifying days in middle school. The idea was you had to stand under the sign that represented how far you'd *gone* though.