Advice

On identity

I’m with you on this: “Truth be told, I find that people who build their identity around any external institution — be it a sports team, a religion, or an alternative lifestyle — are weak minded and lack personality.”

But HELLO. You identify as an “LA Party Girl”. Your institution, as it were, is…well…drugs.

Sorry, but that seems just slightly hypocritical.

I still love you, though.

— Kris

Having an identity is not the same thing as identifying via an external institution, and drugs are no more an institution than the war on drugs is an actual war. It’s not like I belong to a gang called the “LA Party Girls.”

I have my own style. I have my own world view. I have my own moral code. Sure, this blog has a theme, but don’t confuse a literary device for a personal creed. The difference between me and your average bible-thumping blogger is that I don’t have to ask what Jesus would do. I think for myself.

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On the keystone state.

would you relocate to harrisburg pa to settle down and stop torturing your nostrils for a life of great sex and free dj mixes? much love,

— dj jason forest

I already have a life of great sex and free DJ mixes, and no amount of Hershey’s Chocolate or hot Amish guys could get me to move to Pennsylvania. (Thanks for the offer, though.)

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On polyamory

So, you’re into the whole polyamory thing. It’s something I also find interesting, though because of my virginstatus (I’m a late bloomer, college student) , I can’t tell you I whole heartedly agree. I’ve seen marriages in my family fall apart, several times related to cheating. Do you agree with polyfidelty? To me, that sounds like a hidden form of monogamy. Sorry if I’m off here, just tell me if I completely failed and you’re into traditional swinging.

— juan t.

No. I am not into the whole polyamory thing. That’s a politically correct label assigned to an elitist subculture dominated by creepy neo-hippies who aren’t charismatic enough to become fully-fledged cult leaders. And polyfidelity? I had to google that ridiculous shit.

People who need to “identify” via their sexuality annoy me. Truth be told, I find that people who build their identity around any external institution — be it a sports team, a religion, or an alternative lifestyle — are weak minded and lack personality.

Can’t it just be enough that I enjoy getting fucked by fun and interesting people?

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On my television shows.

Hello, your blog is lovely and humorous. Its even funnier when people get upset over it (like miss too many question marks kid) Anyway, what shows do you watch? I feel like you’d be a Sex and The City lover, but i could be wrong.

— Lucy Skies

Okay. I’ll admit it. I’ve seen every episode of Sex and the City several times. What can I say? That show came along and dominated the zeitgeist of my early twenties.

These days, I can turn on Bravo pretty much any hour of the day and not have to change the channel, especially now that Top Chef is into its new season.

If I’m in the mood for top-shelf television, I’ll flip over to Showtime. Nurse Jackie is my favorite new show. Weeds is great, and I can’t wait for Californication and Dexter to start back up later this month.

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On acetone.

Having only done cocaine 4-5 times, I was curious to know if it would be wise to do an acetone wash to cut out all of the adulterants in my coke. I have no tolerance for coke, so I didn’t know if the purity of it would be too much to handle, even though I believe I’ve read before that cocaine overdoses aren’t as common as anti-drug advocates like to say. Sorry if this post comes off as ignorant, but I would rather do my stuff responsibly than put myself into a bad situation. Thanks

— Dan

First of all dude, I’m a party girl from LA — acetone if for removing fingernail polish, not getting all Mr. Wizard with my stash. How ‘bout you find a dealer with better shit?

Secondly, if you don’t have any tolerance for a chemical, why are you doing it? Weed turns me into a paranoid little spider monkey — so you know what? I don’t smoke it!

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On coke cock.

I like coke on the tip of my cock and alot of sucking and slobbering to polish it off. Any other recommendations?

— Diego

Recommendations? For what — more cures for premature ejaculation? Not to burst your bubble here, Diego, but if she takes the time to spread it around the tip of your cock, she’s probably trying to numb you up to keep you from cumming too soon. Classic old-school party girl trick.

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On crystal meth.

well, how do you feel about speed?

— sarah jane

It’s ugly, cheap, and dangerous. Long ago I realized it wasn’t a coincidence that the nights I didn’t feel safe were also the nights that people around me were doing speed.

Call me an elitist, but that shit is for bottom-barrel white trash, and I stay the fuck away from the types who do it. Sure, it will keep the party going all night long, but that comes at the terribly high price of being surrounded by tweaked-out losers who don’t know the difference between psychosis and euphoria. Plus, a meth habit will suck the soul out of a person faster than any chemical I’ve ever seen.

No, thank you.

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On maintaining.

Do you ever find that a million cigarettes and interminable hours of retarded conversation about absolutely nothing makes the next morning way worse than anything your DARE Officer said Coke would do to you?

I loved my big coke days, but it was the Nat Shermans and quantum physics conversations with avant-garde artists and sex workers that ended up making me quit.

How do you maintain?

After that Teddy Grahams vid, I think we’re the same age. Do you have super powers? What’s your secret?

— Stephen B.

Funny you should mention it, but I can’t smoke and do blow at the same time. When I do, the next morning I feel like someone scraped my sinuses with a charcoal briquette. I’ve learned my lesson there, so it’s either one or the other.

As for the quantum physics conversations with avant-garde artists and sex workers, let me ask you this: would you rather it be Oprah’s book club conversations with real estate brokers and housewives? Not to knock housewives (some of those bitches are ten times as freaky as an average sex worker), but are you really trying to suggest that the edge-dwelling deviants in this town are somehow boring? No sir, Stevie B. I’m not buying it.

Still, I respect the nature of your question. It’s not uncommon anymore to find out the girl sitting next to me at the club was born in the fucking 90s. I recognize that eventually, I’ll have to move over for that little bitch. When I do I’ll simply make a graceful shift into more private recreation. I have a few wild friends in their 40s, and I’ve seen how they do it. You get a little older, make a little money, and just move the party up the hill.

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