What am I always doing wrong?... not a happy story...[Kinda]

[Rottingham]

[...]The Game[...]

Now I lost.

Damn you Saturo... Now I lost the game...

[Cialbi]

5. I don't know what your tolerance of "naughty" subject discussion is, let alone your experience. That said: Dan Savage's advice column, while often raunchy and very opinionated, has broken my worldview and put it back together again dozens of times, for the better. Good for learning just how weird and wide the world of romance is. (NSFW, NSFW, NSFW, possible NSFSanity at times, don't read it on a public computer if you can help it! Linkity!) If you need something less outrageous, reading nearly any other advice column is a good way to introduce yourself to the surprisingly common fears and follies of humans. I can't promise it directly helps, but I find comfort in knowing just how far "normal" stretches

*hovers mouse over hyperlink; reads URL*
Oh, he's a columnist for The Stranger. Quite the interesting newspaper, that one. Hardline conservatives are advised not to read, for health reasons. To be clear, it's not a bad newspaper; they just don't give a rip about being politically correct.

Huh, okay. x)
The Game is a good read anyway, entertaining to say the least.

So, you're not talking about the meme, then? You've piqued my interest.

[Miyon]

Huh, okay. x)
The Game is a good read anyway, entertaining to say the least.

So, you're not talking about the meme, then? You've piqued my interest.

Hum, meme? I don't know of any meme.
The Game is a book written by Neil Strauss. Oh, girls are not supposed to read it. xD

[Cialbi]

Ready to lose? http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-game

As for the book, I'll look into that.

[Azunara]

...

Dammit. I looked into this thread and...

I had a great streak, too. D:

[Rottingham]

...

Dammit. I looked into this thread and...

I had a great streak, too. D:

D: I'm sorry!

Well, to not Derail too muchf rom the thread, things between me and the person never worked out, but we remained friends. I've learned alot about different people since then... lol.

And trust me, when I get that girl you guys will be some of the first people I notify! (Apart from family, friends, and my high school english teacher that said I would never get one...)

[Worba]

Oh, he's a columnist for The Stranger. Quite the interesting newspaper, that one. Hardline conservatives are advised not to read, for health reasons. To be clear, it's not a bad newspaper; they just don't give a rip about being politically correct.

I actually thought the column was somewhat insightful, somewhat funny and about what you'd expect from a shock jock - one who happens to be gay in this case, but like with all shock jocks regardless of political stance, the point is to be edgy and provocative first, and thought provoking / informative second.

In re: political correctness... well, "PC" is of course a matter of perspective and typically translates into the belief that the media is controlled by those on the opposite end of the spectrum from the reader.