Damn, you were fu­cked as a minor?

Or you're just used to smelling like a shit covered dog.

You smoke, I know you are a massive hypocrite, but I do not see the point in being one about this, because cigarette smoke smells like shit.

What is going on in this video?

The US airdropped a bunch of shit in Syria to help them fight ISIS. In the video, ISIS seems to have gotten one of the airdropped crates.

Because you stole my avatar.

I play Minecraft on Xbox One.

Get motivated

I used to be a sperm, now I am a human.

Quote from: Lady Noelle on October 21, 2014, 11:16:01 AM

I am sorry but that frame rate looks incredibly unnatural and shitty. I prefer how Halo 2 and 3 originally were.

Then don't get it.

Quote from: Lady Noelle on October 21, 2014, 01:07:52 PM

Quote from: Simseo on October 21, 2014, 11:08:49 AM

Trollhunter

This. That was actually a fantastic movie, as long as you do not mind reading subtitles and having the camera view be what the characters see.

It always boggled my mind how many people struggle with subtitles.

Same. I watch a lot of anime so it is no issue for me.

Trollhunter

This. That was actually a fantastic movie, as long as you do not mind reading subtitles and having the camera view be what the characters see.

Battletoads.

When you get a taste of what is to come, you crave it more and will work harder for it.

Religion holds back society.

Quote from: Lady Noelle on October 21, 2014, 10:59:29 AM

When I was in the military and found out that transgender people were unable to serve

I don't want to come off the wrong way but...how did you make it that far without knowing that?

I figured out that the term existed during my senior year of high school and was depressed long before that. I had planned on joining the Air Force for quite a while, but I had figured the removal of DADT would have covered trans* individuals as well, I never did much research on it. I joined in November of 2011, two months after that act was repealed. I was extremely reserved during the time I was in school, I never told my parents about anything or sought help from anyone. I then decided to do more research on transitioning in the military after I had gone through all of the training and settled into my job. It is then that I learned of the ban on service by trans* individuals, so I then decided to just wait and see how my job went. In January of 2013 I could not take it anymore and I called my mother and said that I needed to talk to her about something. I could not do it over the phone and sent her an e-mail coming out to her, and my sister read it as well. After she was accepting of it and wanted to learn more about it and said I was welcome to come back and live with them, I was no longer stressed about being alone. That year was very stressful though because I was physically alone still, was depressed, was going through the process of being discharged during the later months, and had people at work threatening my life when they found out why I was leaving.

Simply put - what are your thoughts on suicide?

It is an available option for those who feel uncomfortable in society or in their lives. Humans can be unforgiving and cruel, and some wish to no longer deal with that.

Is it a cowards way out?

Absolutely not. Some people are driven to the verge of suicide by other humans, and those people who do that to someone are the cowards. People who contemplate it feel scared, they are uncomfortable, most of the time they are alone.

Do you know anyone who has thought of/actually attempted the act?

Myself, my mother, my sister. My sister drank a lot of alcohol one night and drove to work, she only made it about half way and parked her car in a parking lot then walked across the street to the median and laid down. EMTs found her and called me to come pick her up, and when I did she kept asking me to take her to work and said she was going to get in her car and go kill herself. She is currently in a rehab center for being an alcoholic so I am hoping things get better for her.

My mother was previously an alcoholic and was discharged from the Air Force because of that and other things. She had harmed herself at one point, and the military takes that stuff seriously and she was taken to a mental hospital for 72 hours, and had people check on her at different times throughout the day for a few weeks after. She had thought about killing herself when getting discharged but never went through with it.

When I was in the military and found out that transgender people were unable to serve, I felt trapped. I had been harming myself but nobody around me knew about it, and I had multiple knives and guns, all of which my friend who lived on base took to his house because he knew what I was going through and knew I did not want to be alive at that moment. Things have gotten better for me since leaving though, well, at least the second half of this year.

Do you feel like enough emphasis is aimed at teenagers these days?

Likely not. Especially when you have kids in school who tell others to kill themselves, and people online telling other humans to kill themselves. Sometimes it is in a joking manner, and that should be made apparent, but when somebody is really struggling with something, you should not tell someone to do that, even if it is over the internet.