ScorpioBeauty09

Last night while trying to get into a small parking space in a crowded parking lot at Safeway I accidentally hit the bumper of the neighboring car. When I backed up there were scratches but the entire area was scratched so I may not have done any damage. I was so freaked out and my sister was panicking. I thought about getting out but the lot was so crowded with other cars and I was blocking traffic. No one was hurt or even around where I was except for 2 people loading groceries who didn't even look my way. I ended up driving up to the roof where there was more parking and as I got out of my car and headed down the stairs to the main level to inspect the car and find the owner I saw that the car I hit was backing out. All this happened in a span of 2-3 minutes (the lot is really small) and all I saw were too people just leaving the Safeway as I pulled out of the driveway to go to the roof. I have no way of ID-ing the car or owner but I'm terrified someone did see me and got my liscence plate # and the police will show up at my house and arrest me for a hit and run. Should I notify my insurance and call the police?

I'm interning in Brussels for 2 months and I'm looking for a salon where I can have my hair flat ironed. I don't have a perm, all natural! I know there are a lot of black salons in Brussels but I'm wondering if any do natural hair. They seem to do braiding and weaves mostly.

I'm still a devoted fan of CB and I hate that he's not been allowed to pay tribute to MJ, specifically at the BET awards. No matter what you think of him he WORSHIPPED MJ, he wouldn't be the amazing dancer he is without MJ. Who the h*ll does Jay-Z think he is banning him from the BET awards? Doesn't matter the BET awards SUCKED as they usually do from what I heard but I hope Chris Brown is able to pay publicly pay tribute to MJ and wanted other's opinions.

I have three girl friends who are planning to move in together within the next two months. We're all about to graduate college so we're over 21. Two of my three friends have had some crazy roomie experiences (catching their roomies having sex) so they've decided to make a rule banning guys from the apartment altogether. They've asked my opinion on the rule and I think the idea is completely ludicrous. I've had the same roomie experiences they've had so I understand why they want this rule but since I live with a guy I just think its immature and its assuming guy=sex which isn't true. It's a bit extreme. So I'm curious what people think. Is it stupid, ingenious, immature?? (intelligent answers only)

I'm 21 and I've been talking to this guy who's 25 for about 2 years. We met studying abroad but we live in different states. We keep in contact but he refuses to call me at home, only on my cell phone which I just think is weird. When I asked him why he said something like "What if your parents pick up the phone or something?" I'm like who cares?!! I'm 21 and my parents won't care!! They we're interested in getting to know him but now they're suspicious of him.

There's this guy I studied abroad with about 2 years ago and we've kept in contact since then but mostly through texting and facebook because we live in different states. I love talking on the phone but he told me up front he's not a phone person plus he's trying to go to med school and from what I know about him when he gets really involved in something, he's got tunnel vision, he won't see anything else. Which means there's times when I don't hear from him. Is this a reason to be suspicious of him or is it just how some people are? My mom thinks it a bit strange and is adamant that I don't talk to him anymore.

This is a long story but I'll try to keep it short. I'm literally out of answers for this dilemma I've been having for a while. Two years ago this summer I studied abroad with other American students and met a guy I really liked. We hung out all the time and really got to know each other and still keep in contact. The problem is we're in college/grad school in different parts of the country so for the time being our only option is a long-distance relationship.

There will be weeks when I hear nothing from him and I think I've forgetten about him but like clock work he pops back in my life and when we talk I remember why I like him so much. He's told me twice he would date me if we were in the same town and how he hasn't met anyone he would date where he lives.

Now the tough part. My mom hates him because he rarely calls me. We do most of our communicating through texting/Facebook Chat. He told me up front he's not a phone person and since he's trying to go to med school I know he's REALLY busy.

Where its becoming a dilemma is I go through the phases where I REALLY miss him and he's the only person I've met that I've had chemistry with. We talk about anything and everything and even though we're far apart we help each other sort through life. Sometimes I wonder if I'm in love with him but its scary because most of my family doesn't like him. My mom even told me to stop communicating with him because he's not worth it.

So I guess the question is do I forget about him and move on or try to make something work?

I'm asking this out of plain curiosity since I'm a virgin at 21. Are there ever times when you wish you had a boyfriend to have sex with?

Just to clarify, the only reason I am a virgin is because I haven't met anyone I want to give my virginity to. I'm not one of those girls with no self-respect. I may wait until marriage I may not.

But back to the question are there times when you just want sex but get frustrated because there's no one you'd want to give it to you?

Is it possible for a guy to be too sweet and nice that it turns you off?

There's a guy in my life that my mom is trying to push me towards (even though he's interested in another girl) and the reason I don't like him beyond friendship is because he is too sweet and not intense, mysterious and powerful enough for me. Not to mention there's not one ounce of physical attraction between us. I'm wondering if other Scorpio women feel the same way.

For guys in their late 20s-early 30s, say you're with woman you really love and things are serious. You've met her family, vice versa and things are great. The only problem is you're gf's mother. You know your girlfriend and her mother are really close but you can tell your girlfriend wants some breathing room. If you're in this situation would you ever tell your gf's mother (politely) to back off or is that too much?

For the guys, when you're girlfriend's on her period what do you do? Do you even want to know? Are you worried you m Do you want her to tell you so she'll leave you alone and you won't have to put up with her crabbyness or would you pamper her and try to make her more comfortable if she has a menstrual cramp or something? Just curious.

I'm just curious what people think. I am a Warriors fan and I can't help but think the Warriors would be doing better against the Lakers than Denver is now. Denver seems to be playing all on emotion and not working as a team. GS when they play their A-game can beat any team.

I'm a Scorpio woman and I'm wondering what kinds of guys other Scorpios are attracted to. I'm asking because my mom and I constantly argue whenever we talk about guys because she thinks I'm not attracted to the right kind of guy so I'm wondering if its a Scorpio thing or if its just me.

I'm mean like baggy to the point where you can see their underwear. That seems to be the current trend. I like baggy pants and don't want a guy with tight pants but pants to the point you can see underwear is an immediate turn off for me. I'm wondering what other women think.

My mom tells me she's anxious to get a boyfriend and settle. I turn 20 next month and she's pressuring me stop hanging with girls and get with someone. I'm a Junior in college and I'm applying to law school next year so I'm focused on that but at my university its 70% girls!! Aside from the fact that there just aren't a lot of guys around that I'm interested in, I'm trying to focus on getting into law school.

My mom got married when she was 20 and has been to my dad ever since. She always talks about how it was the best thing she ever did and how she didn't get a lot of support from her girl friends. That's great and its really inspiring to have parents who've been married for over 25 years but I'm not my mother. A marriage at 20 or 21 would not work for me. Not that I don't want to get married because I do, but at least after I finish law school. I could go on and on about how different we are and how we had completely different childhoods but you get the idea.

Does anyone know whick album Amor Inmenso by Nek is on or where I can buy it? I love that song!!

I'm a little old by American standards but I still love Sailor Moon. My favorites are Mars and Pluto but I love the story between Serena and Darien. I made an iMovie about them this weekend about them with pics from the manga and anime and now I'm wondering if anyone still loves them manga or anime.

I'm a new viewer of the show and I love this couple, so I'm wondering if anyone else feels the same way.

Say your in a committed, long-term relationship or marriage and you and your partner get into a fairly serious argument but end up having sex while you are still pissed off with each other. Assuming you do resolve the argument/issue and both partners consent to having sex, is it an unhealthy move in the relationship?

I'm just curious because I've heard the term "angry sex" and for an totally unexperienced virgin like me, the thought of having sex with my future boyfriend/husband while we're totally pissed off with each other (depending on the reason of course) is a turn on for me.

Do you identify more with your nationality, race or ethnicity or simply as person of color? My example is that I am African-American and I take pride in that. But I identify more with "person of color" than anything else because I don't just have just African ancestry. Also, I am so diverse as a person that I can't just say I am of African descent. I find that saying I'm of color opens me up to more possibilities.

But I think it depends on your generation. My mother lived through integration and because of the politics of the time she identifies more with African-American. But because I grew up during the 90s and were exposed to people of different cultures I can't say just African-American.