Polls: Girl's Behavior

One day my boyfriend bet me that I couldn't carry him in my arms, like over the threshold style, but I did pretty easily, and I liked it. Now I scoop him up whenever possible :) He gets embarrassed sometimes since he's bigger (I'm 5'8" 135ish he's 6'0" 200), but he's my baby. It turns me in when I have him in my arms, but I was wondering if any other girls liked it, or if any guys did?

Basically i liked this guy a lot and really wanted to get to know him, the next day i went to his house and we was cuddling and watching movies, we also kissed.. And then after that day i realised his personality was a little boring and there was no chemistry between us.. But i still thought i liked him. He texted me and i told him i liked him and after that i started doubting my feelings and changing my mind. I thought that maybe if i meet him one more time i'll see if i really do like him but in the end realised i don't. This guy really does like me and i've basically lead him on. I feel so horrible and mean and i honestly did not intend to hurt him in anyway. The second day we met we literally had no connection what so ever, i just didn't feel it but he still carried on texting me. I really don't know what to do.. And i'm too scared to be honest with him because i know he'll get hurt :(

I am a single mom and have been divorced for 2yrs and I was wondering if this is a turn off for guys

What type of pajamas do you like to wear?

I like silky type gowns.

Today, I was in my 1:00 pm psychology class and my feet started to feel tired. So I slipped off my shoes and let them breathe. I wanted to put my feet up on the empty chair in front of me by since I normally wear dresses or skirts, I thought that would be a bit over the top. Anyway, I was taking note and notices a lot of the guys in my class staring at my stockinged feet (I wore black tights). There have been occasions where one or two guys, usually older men, would peek at my feet when I play with shoes on the bus, but not as many as I saw today. Is this normal for guys to stare at our feet? I understand staring at my legs, but I'm questioning staring at my feet...can any guys help?

If you do, what are the reasons that you feel this way? Thanks for sharing and casting your vote downstairs.

For some, rejection is nothing more than a challenge. It inspires them to do more, do better, be more, be better, fight for something or someone. Rejection is the push they often feel they needed, a little extra incentive to get their lives together (or careers, or health, or even personalities). It gives them the drive to look inward, honestly, and make changes.

For others, rejection is pain. It's a verification of all they feel is wrong, it destroys their self-esteem, it mentally paralyzes them. They're embarrassed when it happens, and embarrassed to admit it later. After experiencing rejection multiple times, they start to develop a "victim" mentality, thinking that life is working against them in every way.

Because so many actually FEAR rejection, because it can hurt (of course), does that fear dictate our behavior?
Do we, too often, allow a fear of rejection to control our lives, to keep us from living to the fullest?

Does a fear of rejection dictate your behavior, personally?
Or are you part of that first group, who accepts the challenge rejection presents?

Please feel free to elaborate!

Sitting here looking at extreme gore has made me think, "shit, this isn't normal", despite some links getting nearly 3,000,000 views.
Some people would puke at the sight of some of the things I've seen today and in the past. Others would even pass out. Although they can sometimes make me feel ill, I still have the weird urge to see more.
I would never say I enjoy it, I find it more fascinating than anything and it makes you more accepting of death. When you hear someone's been hit by a train, that's all you hear so when you can actually see the damage a train can cause to a human being, it's remarkable. That may sound awful and heartless but I still care about the life that's been lost. I feel sympathy for how they must've been feeling to do such a thing.

It also opens to your eyes to how cruel and sick people can be. You come across twisted murders (sometimes with unusual stories), war photos and more which makes you realise that there are some really sick things going on in our world right this second but we're never told about it, though I can understand why.

Does anyone else look at gore? Do you ever question why?