No. People should be ashamed for doing bad things, not for being wrong. Being wrong is nothing to be ashamed about. It just means that you have to learn from it and correct your mistakes.

I've been great, Racheru! And yes, I got it, thank you! :) How have you been???

What?? How is it slutty to kiss people? Fuckin' seriously? What, is it going to be considered slutty to hug a lot of people next? Or maybe it'll be slutty to hold hands with a lot of people, I dunno. Logical fallacies aside, the point I'm trying to make is that kissing isn't even remotely slutty. Like, at all. It doesn't even involve genitalia contact, much less removing one's clothes.

That being said, I hate the word "slut". It has such a negative connotation. And WHY? It's not like sex is a destructive act (unless, of course, you're sleeping with somebody's spouse or significant other, but that's a whole different story), it's a bonding moment, and it feels good. Anybody should be able to sleep with ANYBODY, as long as there is consent between those partners. What goes on in the bedroom between people is nobody else's business but their own and it disgusts me that there are literally millions of people who shame the idea of sex.

Anyway, I'm going to hop off of my soapbox now.

A lot. Seriously, I can't even count. Although if we're talking in the romantic sense, then five.

Yes.

Yeah. That's actually how my first kiss occurred. I mean, we definitely liked each other, but we weren't in a relationship. And if you count like, stupid Spin the Bottle games too.

My first kiss was memorable in the sense that it was just that -- my first kiss. Other than that, there wasn't anything inherently special about the moment.

Fall 2012. c:

No, anon, I'm a part of the 0.0001% of people who don't touch themselves. I think it's immoral and wrong and people who do it should burn in Hell, in Jesus's name.

lol I'm a healthy 21-year-old girl with a hot boyfriend and a crazy libido, of course I touch myself.

I've been "stalked" online at least twice (that I know of). The first time it happened, I couldn't really do much of anything because I couldn't necessarily give proof that she was (although she definitely was). With the second girl, I blocked her.

Why the shit would there ever be a legitimate excuse for bullying?

False. I lost my virginity when I was eighteen.

1) Meeting my Kenny and getting together with him. c:
2) Starting my exercise regimen and actually keeping up with it.
3) Getting good grades my third quarter and last quarter.
4) Working with Ayke Agus (former student of Heifetz!) on the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto. Even if I was scared and intimidated half to death. :P
5) Ridding myself of some toxic people in my life. Good riddance.
6) Getting accepted into San Francisco State.
7) Becoming happy... much happier than I was in 2009 and 2010.

I'd be happy. :D Then I'd be like, "...Wait, how did you get in here????" :0

1) My personality. It has its flaws (I'm super lazy, I'm stubborn as hell, and I can be judgmental), but for the most part, I'm a really nice person, extremely sympathetic, and always willing to help others.
2) My appearance. It's taken me so long to get to this level of acceptance of the way I look. I used to be overweight, pizza-faced, and incredibly rude and annoying. Now, I take really good care of myself and it shows in my appearance. So I think I have a right to love the way I look. c:

Overall, though, I just really like myself. C: Haha.

Yeah, well, too bad the only person who gets to see this perky booty on his lap is my boyfriend. :)

Flattered.

Yes. There is one person in my life whom I had never felt such intense hatred toward in my life before because she was just rotten to the core in terms of the way that she treated me without knowing me, but I always thought she was an incredible artist and I did have to admit that she was extremely intelligent, at least academically. That didn't take away from the fact that she was an absolutely horrible person toward me, though.

Hello, Formspring! I'm alive again!

I wouldn't say that I get "tense" around someone that I know is attracted to me. There are many, many people who are and who have been attracted to me, and there are many, many people whom I have been attracted to. We all have those people we find easy on the eyes. Doesn't really mean anything as far as I'm concerned.

However, sometimes I do get a little tense around people whom I know are interested in me if I really don't reciprocate those feelings. If the person is a good friend of mine, though, or if I'm quite fond of the person (as a friend or acquaintance), then that tenseness doesn't show up, but if the person is too old for me or hits on me in a way that makes me feel uncomfortable, then I definitely get tense.

Most definitely the latter. I think it is much more important to be compassionate and caring to those around us than it is to be intelligent.