I'm pretty curvy as well, but my boyfriend enjoys my extra curvage, so I don't mind much :D

I have some extra curves as well, I think most people do.

IRL, I'm rather spathic, myself. A pain for me, but what'll you do?

I live in a Spanish-speaking household, so you'll occasionally find I ask odd questions. I'm basically the most advanced English speaker in the family.

But what does Spathic mean? XD

I've never heard Spathic before..all I can find on google that isn't to do with iron is about having good cleavage.

I guess I qualify as that too? XD

I wouldn't know. :XD

I have giant boobs, too big for most shops (bra wise, that sounds really bad out of context. XD). :cry:

We can talk about boobs. I will talk about breasts and menstruation without so much as a second thought. Even to guys. Unless it makes THEM uncomfortable.

I'm a size 34 D, which is relatively difficult to find. The only ones I like are in expensive stores. They tend to last longer, but I can't always afford them. Of course, if I bought the more expensive stuff in the first place, I probably wouldn't have to buy as often. *sigh* Stupid boobs.

LOL that was redundant.

:XD I buy them when I see them, even if they're not that nice, just because I'm lacking in bras because apparently DD doesn't exist in most shops.

Men don't tend to like talking about anything girl related. Well, at school they weren't allowed to, the boys went in one room and the girls went in another and we all got our respective talks and were told not to show the boys. :XD Then we all got together again to watch a woman give birth on the tele..:|

I myself am 38D, but it seems like most women are also that breast size, so it's most often sold out >(

I want to be a D, I always find Ds. :gonk:

Watching someone give birth is cool and scary at the same time.

On one hand, OMG NEW LIFE

On the other, right through the woman's vagina.

The way they introduced it to us, the class of 10 year olds, it was all wrong. They basically went "this is a period, this is what happens, this is how you get pregnant and this is a woman having a baby" she put the tape in then buggered off. It was quite funny when you looked at the boys faces though, they were all like :o..

One kid when they moved onto showing it to the 7 year olds had a sort of breakdown, he was crying and saying that wasn't how he was born and he could never look at his mum again. Poor thing. :XD

OMG POOR KID! o.e

I wonder what my brother's reaction will be.

I don't know if he got over it, though his mum did assure him he actually wasn't born that way and she had a caesarian.

I think most of the boys in my class thought it was somehow faked, or they preferred to fool themselves into that idea. Most of the girls in my class were more of the 'I am not doing that' idea, most of them had children before the end of high school though. :XD

Ah yes. A few of my friends/relatives have turned out like that too...

:gonk: I hate exams, I can't do them. Mostly I hate revision and can't do it. I prefer essays, they're much easier.

EW. Those sound awful. *tries to hide from them*

I have an exam on Monday, it'll be the 3rd and final chance I get at it and the teachers refused to help me and I don't know where I've been going wrong with it but I actually don't care about uni anymore. They've sucked all the care out of me.

WTF? Teachers are supposed to help you, not tell you that they won't D8;

I went to the student liaison officer and she asked on my behalf and the module tutor said they don't help students taking re-sits so she asked the head of the department if there was anything in place to help re-take students and if I could sit in on the lectures and he said I was not allowed to attend the lectures again. Yeah, my university sucks monkey butt.

._. What the hell? That seems a little elitist. Almost like saying, "Oh, sorry. You had your chance, you dumbed out, so we don't give a crap."

Aye, it kind of felt like they went "We don't help the dumb ones" I would have thought the ones that were struggling, from their awful teaching (I remember everything from college and nothing since I got there, I managed first year because it was basically college but taught shitly), were the ones that needed the help. Apparently that's not how my university works.

Originally Posted by DeLish

Would you guys be interested in a user-run event like Spirit Week? Participants would dress up their avatar to fit different themes like Twin Day and stuff. I'm trying to see if we can work up gold or maybe special items to award people for awesome avatars or banners or something. :yes:

Would you guys join in the party?

You guys haven't answered me :(

Originally Posted by Jeanie

Aye, it kind of felt like they went "We don't help the dumb ones" I would have thought the ones that were struggling, from their awful teaching (I remember everything from college and nothing since I got there, I managed first year because it was basically college but taught shitly), were the ones that needed the help. Apparently that's not how my university works.

That's generally how colleges and universities feel they have to be nowadays because there is an awfully high number of people who have gotten college degrees, and have still learned nothing. Some colleges/Universities are trying not to just pass people to get them out. Grade Inflation = a worthless degree.
Now, there should be SOME way of you getting help for studying for this exam? What is the extent of the situation? I know that most college professors, here at least, will just keep moving forward because there are things that need to be taught, and according to them, if you can't keep up, then you shouldn't be at school.
This is not the sentiment I share, but it is one that I have faced before.