You memories grow longer . . .




. . . while your life grows shorter.

I have autism and various other mental health issues, as does she, so the situation isn't typical. Also, I have no friends and little family, which means I have nobody to really talk to. Basically, we were in a long-distance relationship. She doesn't work, so I paid for the times we would meet.

I wrote a stupid email the day before we were supposed to meet for our most recent trip together. It hurt her so badly that she missed her flight. I drove 700 miles to apologize for that email and spent a week in her town, trying to win her back. At week's end, I left her town, and during the drive she told me that she her friends had taken her to have sex with one of their friends. This meetinf occurred about two days before my email, which means she was basically gaslighting me the entire time I was in her town, making me feel like the bad guy for my email. Also, she kept using my credit card during this time to buy various things while I was in her town. Once she confessed, we had an argument over the phone. She involved her friends plus the guy she cheated on me with and they all mocked me, which led me to attempt suicide.

That's the gist of it.

Just wondering.

My ex-girlfriend cheated on me, put me in debt, manipulated me, and humiliated me publicly, yet I still love her. I saw pictures of her today and they broke my heart. I don't know how to get her out of my head. Random memories of us come to mind and the pain is too much.

How do I move on?

I think it has more to do with biology. Women are programmed to find a mate who can provide--emotionally, financially, and in any other way--so this usually means older guys. Men, on the other hand, are programmed to find fertile partners, and that means young.

Trump is complicit to the extent that he, as POTUS, openly and actively denies AGW. Nobody is claiming that Trump "caused" the hurricane. It's no different than when Republicans blame Democrats every time an illegal immigrant murders an American.

Look at the things he uses everyday in life and try to find a nicer, better version. Is his wallet old and falling apart? Buy him a new wallet.

Not only will it be something that he uses every day, but it'll be a constant reminder of you.

That made me laugh.

Give him something only you can give.

I have social anxiety too.

I was recently in a long-distance relationship with a woman who lives in Indiana. We walked through Indianapolis together and passed by a little Kurt Vonnegut museum. It's not much of a tourist attraction, I suppose, and she didn't even know who Kurt Vonnegut is, but it was a highlight for me.

When she visited me in Pennsylvania she was awed by the Susquehanna River and all the mountains and greenery. We drove for hours and she took lots of pictures.

Yeah. And the other day I saw the actress from Ugly Betty on here. I'm surprised that so many celebrities come to Mingle2.

It's okay to like the gold and not the fires that purified it.

It might be the Jewish reptilian Illuminati members.

Death does not concern us, because as long as we exist, death is not here. And when it does come, we no longer exist."

- Epicurus

Death really doesn't "exist" in any sense. When we die, we return to the same state of non-existence from which we came before we were born. It didn't bother me one bit to not exist during those 14 billion years before birth and it won't bother me after I croak.

No. That's incredibly irresponsible. It's also not how science works. What's next? Letting school kids decide whether or not to believe in general relativity? Flu shots?

It's going to be entertaining when Trump is impeached.

Holy cow! Is that you, Bruce Lee?

How . . . ?

Mind = Blown.

You'll have better luck with a gay sugar daddy.

It's real. All of it.