Maybe 'sweet' as in 'cool' or 'awesome', like in 'sweet ride, bro'

Guest, I agree with what you are saying, and it is deffo 100% the media's fault, but this post does have a point. Apparently it's socially acceptable to tell me to "eat a cheeseburger, goddammit, girl" but it's seen as bullying or mean to tell someone to "lay off the cheeseburgers". I'm just saying that it's a two way street, and neither should be acceptable.

You are not alone

I have no clue how they did it. I walked out of my room, and I found it in the kitchen. No explanation as to why or how.

WHERE?

Could have texted when she was in the bathroom

I've seen engineers hold up two forks by a matchstick balanced on the edge of a glass. Crazy shit goes down when engineers get access to cutlery.

You can use this with anyone – doesn't just have to be someone you are dating

bluemaiden, daffodils-daisys, and people-should-all-be-onions seem to care

This kind of broke me...

According to the person looking over my shoulder, it's called 'art'. Not sure if I agree

^^^absolute genius. Thanks, you've taught me more than some of my teachers this year.

Plus, she must have an epic sense of humour!