Luna's Husbando

I usually go to bed between 12:30 and 1:30 on weekdays and weekends. I have to wake up at 6:45ish for school on weekdays so it's admittedly not that healthy of a sleeping schedule. I get to stay asleep for however long I want on weekends though, which is always nice.

In this day and age, marriage seems like more of a risk than anything and isn't very promising. Divorce rates are though the roof and people that do stay married often end up in a dysfunctional or abusive relationship. The breadwinner in the marriage ends up losing a lot of what they worked for in divorce and men end up losing their kids and having to pay child support. Let's not forget about how you'll most likely be cheated on.... The answer is: never, at least not unless you're REALLY confident it'll work out. There are so many things that could go wrong with marriage that it just isn't worth it. Stay single.

Nothing at the moment, because I don't have anything to procrastinate on. Just last week I had to write an essay for a book, though, and I ended up having to read almost all of the book the day before the essay (only read the first 30 pages before that point).

Gonna have to go with either chocolate chip mint or cherry vanilla, but I haven't had all there is to try so I'm not as knowledgeable on the subject of ice cream flavors as I could be.

Why is everybody hating on introverts? Are you guys just extroverted and need somebody to talk to at all times or do introverted roommates give off some kind of uncomfortable aura?

Honestly, if I had the choice I'd go with your second or fifth roomates. Not having to be social and meet new people sounds like it would be a dream come true, but that's just me. In any case, I get the idea that I'd be really uncomfortable with an extroverted roommate or someone who constantly wanted to talk to me.

Those first two points sound like an absolute nightmare. I'd hate to have to hang out with people I'll likely want nothing to do with and I'd hate to have to pretend to be interested in whatever my roommate likes. Is there any way out of those things?

While we're at the subject of roommates, there are some specific questions that I'd really like to get some feedback on since I'm going to live in a dorm next year as well. How often will roommates invite friends and/or girlfriends over? Do they often try to introduce you to them or will they let you keep to yourself while in their presence? Do they expect you to open up to them or will they let you keep to yourself? Can they be annoying or rude or will they generally be decent to you? Do they respect your privacy? I ask these questions as a socially awkward introvert who is uncomfortable with sharing the same room as other people. Again, feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Hey guys. Since I recently got a job and am getting some disposable income, I figure I'll get myself a better laptop than the one I'm currently using once I go off to college. I'll probably end up using it for internet, office, and some light/medium gaming and I want to get a laptop that gets the job done while not costing too much. I've heard good things about Lenovo's Thinkpad line, and I've heard that ASUS is pretty good as far as laptops go. Anyone have any suggestions?

I use firefox. I just switched over to it from chrome a month ago after finding out that it's actually faster than chrome on my shitty laptop and haven't gotten around to customizing it or installing any addons other than ABP yet.

Bump Seeing all the butthurt reactions to Lauren stopping by /mlp/ is hilarious. It's like people are completely disregarding what she has to say about the people there.