I imagine it's funny because you don't see the difference between a malicious attack and a personal thought. If I called someone else a bitch that would be different, but using it to refer to myself as part of a hypothetical situation is hardly inappropriate.
I guess. But in my eyes, I've always seen profanity as profanity. The context of the sentence doesn't change that.
causes people to throw profanity at me, but all of the other wicked things I say go unchallenged. Maybe I should be a royal bitch all of the time, because the only time people get bothered is when I'm being mild.
It's rather funny that you speak of someone else "throwing profanity at you" and in the same paragraph, you use a vulgar word.
there a bit fat, stupid, and arrogant. You seem alot more chinese and indians in academia now days.
Haha.. I agree about the fat part. We have more obese people than any other country... (or at least, it seems like it.) But there are a lot of intelligent Americans, there's just more from foreign countries.
Are yall seriously thinking of marriage? That kinda commitment is way too serious.. I always break it off before it even gets this serious.. you guys are only 17, come on now.. how do you know that you have even experienced true love? Besides, once you're married your personal lives are over.. it becomes all about the family. You must sacrifice your own personal goals and dreams for your family. And what about kids? Just seems to me that a marriage is just the beginning of the falling action in one's life..
Yes, it's a life long commitment, but I'm ready. I'm the 17 year old, Caleb's almost 20. And I'm not getting married yet, just probably in 3 years. I think you know when you've experienced true love, especially when you've been with someone this long. I've never been so happy with anyone. He's my best friend. I think marriage will be wonderful.
>> Caleb and I are probably going to get married in a couple years... Does that not scare you?
