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do whatever you want to do, ethically

do whatever you want to do, ethically

So, in the process of researching for the shockingly popular Cosmarxpolitan, I was pointed in the direction of an excellent feminist BDSM blog. Author Holly just wrote a really excellent defense of her sex-positive stance, so go read it at Pervocracy. Okay. Now you’re back. If you didn’t go read it, here are the main pointskeep reading

afraid of commitment, allergic to labels

afraid of commitment, allergic to labels

I am, of course, describing college kids. So imagine this situation. You and some-person-of-the-gender-to-which-you-are-attracted (I’m just going to go ahead and use male pronouns) have been hooking up for some time, and your hookup has become de facto exclusive (that is, you don’t really have time to pursue anyone else if you end up atkeep reading

4 reasons quitting is good for you

4 reasons quitting is good for you

1. Quitting is an act of rebellion. When you quit, you’re telling yourself, “Fuck that shit. Not my chair, not my problem.” In some way, you’re defying expectations. People are going to be surprised that you’re no longer doing that thing that you usually do. People so often get stuck doing things they really hate, andkeep reading

how to be depressed

how to be depressed

Undergo stress (e.g. be in college). Something doesn’t have to happen to set off depression, but you’re in college so something probably will. Depression rates in college kids are on the rise, after all. Take a hard class that you hate and feel like avoiding. Get dumped. Leave home. Question your friendships, just for akeep reading

6 ways college friends are different from high school friends

6 ways college friends are different from high school friends

1. Proximity. You live super close to your friends. Hell, you might live in the same room as your best bud. This is what college lets you do. Rather than seeing your friends on weekends (while their moms cook you dinner and you flirt with their older brothers), you see your friends every single day. Youkeep reading

just friends

just friends

College is saturated with social quandaries. Can a girl be friends with a boy formerly of romantic interest? Is being friends with ex-people-of-romantic-interest a mutually beneficial choice? This is something that has been on my mind of late. I always try to be friends with ex-boyfriends. The male figure in the image above is actuallykeep reading

it’s link thursday!

Okay, I know, it’s Friday. Shhh. Do you want links or not? So this is a video about stress at Oberlin, but I felt like it applies to Brown, and anywhere else that you might go, because college is stressful. I mean, it’s also really fun. But it is stressful. (reading the youtube comments forkeep reading