Comments on: the guy you HAPPILY let cum inside you WITHOUT a condom:

By: rüya tabirleri

rüya tabirleri — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 03:08:58 +0000

wooow I am shocked but i guess youre right

By: Eugen

Eugen — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 23:27:00 +0000

Faceducky, you need the illusion as much as her.

By: Faceducky

Faceducky — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 15:59:55 +0000

This post is exactly why I will N E V E R settle down with a girl, tell her I “love” her or fall in to any routine similar to that. I love your posts but this one hits close to home.

By: rüya tabiri

rüya tabiri — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 22:42:31 +0000

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By: jj

jj — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 20:22:07 +0000

i wonder if like..it matters if you’re being “Rational” or not, because going by gut instinct is like…way more awesome
i hate planning and worrying about being in a specific “rational” “logical” mindset my whole life. i mean i really dont wanna be like that…

By: Alex

Alex — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 02:03:48 +0000

I was an asshole; he was in love.
He was the woman; I was the man.
It seemed as if the more I tried to rid myself of this creature the harder he tried. After a year and three months of chasing and running I became his girlfriend. However, I feel as single as ever. I am a wanderer. Why am I with him? Security perhaps. As much as I value his support and company the attachment that comes with being with him or anyone creeps me out. I do not like feeling like someone elses property. Being a girlfriend bares so many emotional responisibilities I just do not care for. I am a woman on a journey and I do not have time to tend my flowers, I can only spare enough time to smell them. So, whether this means that I have brought upon myself a task I can not complete, I do not feel like a girlfriend. I feel as I can come and go as I please. Although I have not disrespected his trust yet, I feel as if the time is nearing. Not so much because I deviously want to make out with a total BABE, but because I want to play this game by my rules. Relationships are full of compromises and I am too independent and too prideful to compromise my freedom.

By: RickyBobby

RickyBobby — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 04:01:29 +0000

Wow, that frustrated art teacher guy Leland sounds like a real douche. Why is he so ridiculously obsessed and angry that you are enjoying some success or getting a little bit of press due to your blog? You must have seriously pissed him off when you met him “years ago in the Valley” and the only way he can get his revenge is by writing a lame comment on your blog.

By: AnyaKat

AnyaKat — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 03:42:50 +0000

I really needed to hear that last entry day! I have found myself in a similar situation. I am dating a guy who on paper is perfect for me but for various reasons (first being that I am newly divorce so the timing of another serious relationship isn’t ideal) I simply know that he’s not “the one” for me. While we always have fun together, the sex is great and he is as sweet as can be, I have begun to wonder if by staying in this relstionship I am being selfish. In the beginning is was VERY hot and unbeliveably easy so it went far fast. Now I’m starting to crave a less committed situation. I fanatcize about breaking up but when I try to prepare in my mind answers to his inevetable questions, i.e. what did I do wrong? what happen? etc. etc. I can’t come up with any reasonable response because he is well… so great. This then makes me think that I should just stick it out because…. why would I leave if he’s so amazing? Then I talk myself into staying with the justidication that not all relationships have to be “forever.” But as soon as I say that I retort (myself) by saying that it’s not fair to him for me to waist his time if I already know that I’m going to break his heart. ARGH!!!!

It’s nice to hear another perspective in a similar situation.

By: jericho

jericho — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 02:40:54 +0000

tl;dr

awesome title with a long boring story attached

I second the notion of a refund, enacted by my good friends Kelly and Gaby.

Kelsey, nothing made by humans is ever perfect (100%). never. Never. Settling is what everyone does eventually.

Emma, shoosh.

By: L.A. Girl

L.A. Girl — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 07:19:55 +0000

Dear Alexi,

Obviously some people don’t understand the importance of emotional catharsis and clarity that result from writing and sharing… (And to them I say – F off! Don’t disparage Alexi just because you think you know everything. This is a blog called “I’m Boy Crazy” not “The Path to Salvation”, assholes. Expressing emotions with other people is how a lot of women cope…. Don’t silence them/her/me.)

No, your blog doesn’t attempt to teach kids in Iraq a damn thing, but why should it have to? What your blog does is help people feel less isolated – and that is important, too. Keep it up! I love you!