DaveErving

My first thoughts on this, takes me back to all the blonde jokes. A lot of girls started dying their and "acting dumb" so guys would like them. It became a major stereotype for girls, which to this day I still don't understand why. Looks may get you in the door, but if there is nothing in your head or your personality sucks most guys are gone real quick. Unless of coarse, your just looking for a quick "no strings" one night stand. Then again, I don't know many guys that would turn down "free sex"! Almost any girl can walk up to whichever guy they choose and say(for the lack of a better phrase) "Lets F*#k" and 9 out of 10 guys will drop everyt

Looking back over the last few years, it has come to my attention that everyone either wants to be crazy or just thinks they are crazy. This is is quit disturbing to me, I mean when did being crazy become the in thing to be? It's almost become a fashion statement.          As a person that has been dealing with mental issues since I was young, it has entered into my thoughts more than once, if most of these people really did meet someone crazy, they would probably be scared or just disgusted. It's has just become a major excuse for doing stupid things. It's almost as bad as being drunk!! When did being stupid become acceptable(maybe that wi

As far back as I can remember, I have this tendency to either be completely on top or completely on bottom, there has never been a middle ground or shall I say "Normal plain" for me. The more I analyze myself the more I realize it pertains to every aspect of my life. I'm either really happy or extremely depressed, I'm never just O.K.       I first started noticing that I either wanted to do "everything" perfect or I just didn't want to do it. I mean of coarse I was always willing to try and practice at it, but perfection was always the goal(which I guess is obvious). I mean some people are happy with just being, I guess for lack of a better