Comments for Life of the College Girl

Comment on My New Role Model…. by allmhuran

allmhuran — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 14:31:39 +0000

There is so something about her. She is just so beautiful. Can’t take my eyes off her. There should be The Klohoe Show now.

Comment on I FOUND A DOMINICAN HAIR SALON!!!!! by elegante customer

elegante customer — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 18:14:39 +0000

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Comment on My New Role Model…. by emuobosa

emuobosa — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 01:26:29 +0000

i love her too she is hot

Comment on Claudette Jameson: The Stripper by americanstripper

americanstripper — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 11:12:19 +0000

TOpcat is wrong. I danced my way through college and I have never sucked dick. THe beauty of stripping is you make 20-50$ per short song, just dancing. Hookers can’t beat that. I support you, just be sure you use your money wisely to investi n a career.

As for noone wanting to ever date a stripper? HAHAHA who is this person, craziness, stupidity… mostly just ignorance. They obviously dont have experience, they’re simply rattling off mindless stereotypes.

Comment on I Still Think About Him by Katie

Katie — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:30:57 +0000

I’m in a similar situation. I liked this one guy for years and we definitely had a connection but nothing ever happened. We were really close too. We had a lot of classes together and always sat next to each other, ate lunch together and whenever we had a group project we were partners. We were also both in band and one year he was even my section leader. There was almost a year where I didn’t think about him and just thought about college and starting over. But lately as I become closer (again) to more of my high school friends I’ve started thinking about how great it would be if we could even just be friends again. Maybe something would stem off of that. Maybe not. But at least I’d get to hang out with him again. I’ve run into him once since we graduated in 2008 and that was just one of those “hey how you doing” conversations. He had to leave though so it might have been a better conversation had that not been the case. I do miss him terribly and I would love to spend some time with him.

Comment on I Can’t Take This Anymore!!! by GentlemanGezzy

GentlemanGezzy — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:02:11 +0000

Yeah, life is crazy, it always tries to give you certain things and what not, hard choices and situations. The best thing to do, don’t stop. Don’t worry about that shit or negativity. Just think for a sec and see what you can do and not what you can’t do. I respect all women the world because they deserve it. Some do and so don’t but I still do it anyway, because women are the people who also brought this world where it is now, we have fun, good times, fall in love, get marry. I know you want to have someone special, so do everybody else, but I’m saying is, don’t give up. Ending your life because you THINK you can’t keep the house or the cable on? It’s hard to keep hope in a bad depression but you have to see what you can do to make the best of it. I want you to download, and listen to this song, it’s called “Keep Going” by T-Pain. download it and listen.

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If you ever need somebody to talk to about anything, I always willing to listen, even a stranger like me, so hit me up on myspace or facebook

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Comment on I Can’t Take This Anymore!!! by twiztnjayz

twiztnjayz — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:31:06 +0000

I’ve been following your blog for a while now just dropping in to see what you’ve been saying but after reading this I had to speak up. Baby girl, no matter what you might feel inside, it is not worth giving up your life for it. Granted things aren’t going your way and I know it feels like rock bottom but trust me it could be worse. There are others out there in life who are in even worse situations than this. I’ma be honest with you, I’ve had those thoughts before that even my own children (who are very young) would be better off without me. However, you have to realize that your life is worth more than that. You can’t look for another person, man, woman, or whoever to show you the love that you must show yourself first. Second of all, it sounds like you really don’t have a strong foundation and relationship with God. I encourage you to first seek God as the source of happiness. Once you do that, you must begin to surround yourself with people who are like minded and can help to build you and not tear you down. Even going as far as finding a prayer partner. You will quickly find that those long weary days aren’t as bad as they used to be. I agree with what some of the others have said, we all have a past. Many of us have done things that others know about and things that they don’t know. But you can’t continue to allow the past to dictate the future. Even in your darkest hour, God is always there to guide you and light the path. So please, don’t look at this response as another “it’s not that bad” response but a heartfelt response from someone who has been down similar but different roads but has also stood where you now stand. I once even laid down across railroad tracks ready to end the pain but today I can say that I have made many strides to overcome. I even invite you to send me a message back if you need someone to confide in, no judgements at all. Just someone who is willing to listen and offer a comforting shoulder.

Comment on Claudette Jameson: The Stripper by ohriorio

ohriorio — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 18:20:08 +0000

I strip 4 nights a week. It’s great money, easily two to three times what I make as a full-time, salaried engineer during the day. There are drawbacks and you need to have very tough skin, but you can develop that as you go. The biggest thing is to NEVER give out your number, even if the guy seems normal and nice. It doesn’t matter. Get him to write down his, but don’t call him. If you want, get a stripper phone to manage your regulars. The majority of your fellow strippers will be coked out and drunk most of the time, and don’t be surprised if you see a few hand-jobs go down in the VIP when the manager is looking the other way.

Play up the girl-next-door thing … men love innocent girls and as long as you make sure you always know where their hands are, you’ll be fine. Oh, and make sure you get good shoes, if they have a clear top it will stretch out so get them tight. Don’t be afraid of height, because stripper shoes are actually a LOT more comfortable than regular high heels.

And if you want to really make money and stand out, don’t wear those stupid stripper bikinis all the girls wear. Wear nice lingerie. You don’t want to look like you’ve been in the business for a long time.

Comment on I Can’t Take This Anymore!!! by The Watcher

The Watcher — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:02:01 +0000

Giving up will only show that you are weak and you will let the evil win. Everyone makes mistakes and wish they can take them back but you must reap the repercussions of society that’s life. You may get labeled this or that, but sooner or later people will forgive you it just takes time. I been in the state of mind where i wanted to end it all because i felt like the world was against me. Get out of that mind set and just live your life. Just think of this: Paris Hilton became famous off some tape and slowly but surely the past was not talked about because she lived her life.

If you end it now, then you end your future success and the devil wins this game.

Comment on I Still Think About Him by anonymous

anonymous — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:14:25 +0000

Pink Diva maybe what you need is to spend time with this young man. I don’t know if you have alot of time to interact with him. Maybe you should try to make freinds with his guy freind’s girlfriend. That can help you with some 411 from his freind and there will be a better chance of him noticing you. You get the inside information on his interests. Before you know it he will recognize you and say, Hi. Then you can ask him about what he likes that you like and enjoy some conversation. Get informed, get noticed, and then isolate on him with freindly conversation. It works.