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Has the world gone postmodern? I really cant get my head around this stuff, I read it all and i just think "so much said, yet says so little". I find it hard to take it in when it seems to have no real benefit of being read, most things that I read at least have some relevance that I find...

i think mainly it comes down to dominance and submission. personally i feel my best when im dominant, i dont mean being an asshole, but being assertive and confident. being the "penetrator" in sex is a dominant role... taking it in the ass is a very submissive role, and it seems like punishment...

Ok cool, good to know. edit: oh wait, do they actually matter statistically or not?, two different opinions here

I'm wondering if yr 11 is anything more than a preperartion exercise. Do assessment tasks and project results have any actual statistical effect on yr 12?. :cool:

unfortunate, but i think its pretty typical for a TAFE :(

i enrolled there today for the 2yr accumulated program. i went to bradfield briefly 2 years ago. it depends on your personality, but i found many of the people there to be emotionally immature and slack with their work. it just seemed like a "last resort" TAFE for people who couldent fit in...

when girls come up to me and start caressing my chest, and massaging my penis through my pants, what does that mean???. i think maybe she wanted to borrow an eraser or something? :confused: the girls who open my fly and fondle my penis are even more confusing, i mean, if they want me to help...

from a biological perspective, yes. incest (out of lust) is almost always something which happens when young. it may seem like a good idea to some, at the time. but when youre 30 years old at a family barbeque, are you going to be able to face him/her?. ive heard about this kind of thing...

dude seriously have you even read the fucking thread??? i just posted this on page 3: -- "i was kind of wondering about that myself this link explains it: http://www.healthscout.com/ency/416/219/main.html basically, related people have more chance of carrying the same abnormal...

I can only vaguely understand what exactly youre asking, but in the case of incest, its a standard western society has set for a good reason.

just make it clear that you are interested in being more than friends from the start, or at least the first few weeks. you dont want to become a steady friend, then scare her off by suddenly wanting to be her lover.

i was kind of wondering about that myself this link explains it: http://www.healthscout.com/ency/416/219/main.html basically, related people have more chance of carrying the same abnormal recessive genes, multiplying the chance of the baby developing a birth defect.

well, i dont know you or your bf, but these are some things to consider: 1. how often do you see him 2. how often do you call him 3. are you usually in a good mood when you see him/talk to him 4. do you share your intimate thoughts with him 5. do you ask for his opinion on things that...

ladder theory- written by virgins, for virgins. id like to see a survey of the amount of people with girlfriends vs single people who believe in that shit. its like trying to exlplain the meaning of life using only maths.

way to go dude ;) you sure showed her

I hate maths with a passion, so thats music to my ears :) Thanks!

I dont quite understand what you mean by "stats" , does that mean the pure psychology degree has more mathematical statistics in it?. I guess I could do a bridging course in maths after I finish my HSC. Thanks for your help :)

lust at first sight love grows over time...

hes gone from being insecure within himself, to projecting his insecurity on the women hes interested in... either that or hes really brainwashed himself with that "pick up artist" bullshit. --------------- -If a chick acts bitchy, she's rejecting me: The hoe playing hard to get? Great...

I'm going to TAFE next year to do my HSC (plus the prelim unfortunately), my intention is to go on to do a psychology major in uni. What I dont understand is how much mathematics fits into it. When i look up the Bachelor of Psychology course at Usyd it says they strongly recommended having...