What are you thinking?

Gonna probably watch the Duggar hour long interview on Fox tonight although I don't expect anything more than a biased interview that is in their favor.

 

I'm really trying hard not to think about tomorrow. But I'm failing miserably.

 

I won'tt watch anything about the Duggars; I have all the info on that I need to know.

AG, I am sure it will go well. Dentists know what they are doing.

To the asshat that told my parents that I was at Pride, fuck you!! You tell them you were down there doing a day to day activity. That's b.s. You would have had to be on the street and at least be near all the vendors to have seen me. I hope your closet collapses on you. Mind your own damn business.

 

I won't watch it, but I'll read the highlights. Very curious to see how it's spun.

 

Sorry to hear about that. I dealt with those kind of people all my life.

 

If it is about the wisdom teeth removal, then I am sure that it will go over perfectly. I am the only person that I personally know who had a terrible experience, but that was only because I have the drug resistance of a reformed addict and literally nothing works on me.

Mashed Potatoes, Ice Cream, and Milk (or Almond/Soy) will get you through the first day. The milk in order to give you enough calories so that you won't have much of an appetite.

 

I don't know whether or not I'm going to watch the Duggar interview tonight or not to see how Fox News will try to defend them... I already know Megyn Kelly is only going to ask softball questions, and will probably say something about how the "liberal media" is slandering a "poor Christian conservative family for their beliefs".

 

True i won't be surprised if I do watch it. But she has gotten harsh before so she may surprise me because she is a mother herself if that means anything to her.

 

I'm thinking of how weird it is that I've only just realised I'm Bi... I'm also thinking about ice cream
Mmmmm vanilla

 

I am out to my parents, but they don't need to know everything I do. The person didn't have the balls to come up to me. I was alone the majority of the time. My mom wouldn't say who it was(only that it was a guy), but they got butthurt that I was wearing beads.

 

I have kind of same problem and I would get into it but I don't feel like going there it is a long story.

 

I'd love it if people would stop overreacting to little things I get wrong. :dry:

 

You is one of the bisexual over lord of the LGBT agenda, which means you always right when your wrong. Off with the traitors our gay agenda shall reach completion.

Hugs (*hug*).

 

Thank you CandyKing.

 

Have come down with a cold here. Sorta depressed and lonely feeling.

Was thinking of making a post of how I feel like a male, and masculine, but more in the sense of being a boy/boyish, then being a 'man'. Or that I have never felt masculine in the 'normal' way, yet can't say I feel feminine, and still feel more like a boy, even being born in 1968 than a 'man'. But I'm wondering if this will make sense, or just seem weird/unrelatable. It's almost like I've had life-long age dysphoria, though I know that's not really a thing.

 

I never feel comfortable calling myself a man, so I settle for guy instead. You're not alone.

 

Thanks. It seems like a funny thing to talk about. I guess, too, I'm pretty short, have dark hair, am not at all hairy body-wise, and still get carded, even. And I like bright colors and whimsical clothing...oddly, the size shirt that fits best is a boys XL/20, so I often tend to buy things that look younger,'cause they also fit me best.

 

HuskyPup: I'm exactly the same! Minus the bright colors and whimsical clothing. People have been commenting that I look younger since the last time they met. I feel self-conscious saying am 22 sometimes and just want to say I'm 16/17!

 

I am so happy that I'm finally leaving work...HOOOOORRAY!

 

Laughing a lot watching Adventure Time!