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i hate how things always look so much better than they really are in pictures and film. For instance, has any highschool yearbook ever captured what school was really like for the majority of students---NO. It shows the few and far between happy, exciting events and smiling, people who are posing. Yearbooks never actually capture the aura of school life. Even when you look at family pictures, the picture looks more exciting than you actually remember the event being. And also the lighting in films--it makes life look so great and illuminated. People look different, better in some way. And yet when I look at the real world outside my window, it just seems so BLAH and the people all look the same. I hate that I like pictures and movies more than real life. In fact, I downright hate real life. It makes me want to cry Oct 11 6:23 AM MST

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I hate that there seems to be a line between what is considered "all right" and what is considered "sick" when it comes to the age difference in love. Why should a number prevent me from expressing love to someone younger than me? Is it that wrong for a 20-year-old guy to be in love with a young 14/15-year old? And what about her? What if she wants to express the same love, but other say to her that it's wrong? Is it really that wrong? Oct 24 1:30 AM MST

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I hate going to the store and buying embarrassing things that are not for me. If I'm buying tampons for myself, that's fine. But I can't handle buying pads for my mom. I know that the checker assumes that they're mine and I hate that. I don't know why.

And I don't like buying junk food for other people either. I'm not a big junk food eater. But I'm a fatty and I know that if I buy crap, they'll think I'm going to go out and eat half the carton of ice cream with my hands in the car before I even leave the parking lot.

I always want to tell the checkers that It's not for me, but they wouldn't believe me if I did. Apr 17 12:34 PM MST