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you change relationships like you change panties!

Hilo, Ok guys and gals, here is the thing. I have noticed here lately that commitment and long term relationships are something of the past. That the prospect of growing old together has become a joke or "something old people do". Seriously?! I'm horrifed but laughing just a little at the thought of this ridiculousness. There is nothing wrong with being in a commited relationship. There is nothing wrong with showing a little loyalty to a person that you love or that you could someday see yourself spending the rest of your life with. Here's my guess. One of two things are happening. First thing: I think people get scared. I read this thing once that said "...happy is the most terrifying thing in the universe. Once you're happy it can be taken from you." This could not be more true. I don't know what it is but people are afraid to be happy. They are afraid to want something, because happiness in its purest form, is the most beautiful thing in the world, and who would want that taken from them? So, instead of having to feel the pain of life being ripped out from under them, they destroy it themselves. It is one of the most common things destroy something before it destroys you, but love when you find it, is something worth fighting for. This brings me to my second point. Don't give up with things get hard. There are not going to always be highs in your relationship. There are going to be lows, and that is normal. There are going to be times when your partner is going through it and it feels like they are taking all that you have so they can survive and vice versa. There are going to be moments when you will have to survive for each other, that the love you have will have to be enough for the both of you. Here's the thing, life happens and sometimes it is shitty and kicks you when you are down. That's what your partner is for. The moments that when you cannot breathe your partner breathes for you. This is what love is, you can have a million wonderful moments, that's the easy part. Its getting through the lows of your relationship without running and giving up. That's when it matters. So, be afraid, but love anyway. Love past all of the fear, because that's when you find the most perfect of moments. Don't give up, if it's real love it is worth the fight, it is worth all of the low points. -C

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Cha-Ching-

Hilo~

I don't have any children, but if I did I would like to think that I would make my child my number one priority. I cannot understand these parents(note I didn't say mothers) being pregnant in March and "turning up" in April. Your child is weeks old and you are more concerned with getting high, clubbing and having fun, then tending to your child. There is nothing more infuriating then to see someone neglect their child, I mean lets be honest, that's what it is, NEGLECT.

Why did you even have a child, what was the purpose of nine months of exhaustion, emotions, hormones, being uncomfortable, when you weren't going to take care of it in the first place.

So let's be brutally honest, you have children, multiple children, a football team of children...for their social security cards. You're mad, that's ok. You're not mad because I'm wrong, you are mad because you are busted. Everyone already knew what you wanted to do, you wanted to collect taxes off of your children, so you can fleek your outfits, or whatever ridiculous term is used to say that your attire looks nice. It's sad, you are a sad human being and quite frankly, you don't deserve children, you deserve to live in the most poverty stricken parts of the world and rot there until you die. I hope you can learn how to "turn up" with no running water and little to no food, and you will never worry about what you are wearing, because you will be wearing the same thing for days at a time.   Then you can turn whatever direction you want to .

 Listen, find ways to make your income but don't use your children as cash horses, stop putting partying and drugs above your kids. You will regret the day they become doctors, lawyers, athletes or an upstanding member of society and you had nothing to do with it.

 What do ya'll think?

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It's not a bad word.

HILO!

Ok, so let's talk about SEX. Shhhhh! Oh my, such a dirty word! I think that maybe it has something to do with the way I was raised but sex is not a bad word, in fact, I have had many conversations about sex, positions, what to do, what not to do, and a lot of these conversations happened with my mother. She isn't one to shy from the inevitable. I mean she knew we were going to have sex, and if she hadn't prepared us properly, then we would have just been women poking at things, biting where we shouldn't have, and letting boys convince us of things that, well let's be honest, your dirty, rebellious sister wouldn't even try. So here is a list of things my mom told me about sex.

1. When having sex, listen and be aware of the things your partner wants. If he/she asks you not to bite them, while going down on them, don't do it. It will definitely kill the mood.

2. It doesn't matter what type of underwear you are wearing, to an extent. I'm not saying your period underwear are acceptable, but as long as your vagina is easily accessible and taking off your bra isn't like play Mahjong...you're good to go.

3. Hickies are not cute. They aren't a badge of honor to be worn. They look like you had it out with Dracula and lost.

4. Don't be ashamed to talk about what you want. If you don't want a dick in areas you don't feel it belongs, let your partner know, because let me tell you it is a mood killer.

5. Experimenting is ok! Try things! No one likes basic vanilla sex all the time, unless you're Anastasia Steele.

6. Don't always be the one to offer up the goods, it's ok if the other person comes to you.

7. There is going to be at least once in your life when you are going to do the infamous 'walk of shame'. It's ok. Put your panties in your purse, grab your shoes, make sure you didn't leave anything behind, and walk home with your head held high.

8. Always have a condom, don't expect him to be prepared and just because it may feel better without a condom doesn't mean you should have sex without one.

9. I think on of the most important things she told me is that sex will sometimes be intimate, and sometimes it's simply going to be quick and dirty, either way you are giving pieces of yourself away, so just know who you are giving them to.

What advice have your parents given you about sex? Are they open about it or is it something they refuse to talk about? Let me know!

-C

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Hilo! I'm Core! I'm going to say some stuff and it might be interesting and it might be the worst thing to come out of someone's mouth, either way! Enjoy!

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hilo!