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@MissCureCrazy The middle name will be Mary for my husband's mom who died when he was 21, but Charlotte is really pretty, too.

I remember watching this video when I was 6 or 7 on Nick Rocks, the Nickelodeon show that would play music videos.

There's a little baby in my tummy, and he or she will know real music.

If you do it right, you'll still have the real friends later in life. Remember, it's people, not things that matter.

My mom still lives in the house that built me. I didn't move their until I was 14, but God, did a lot happen there. First love, first heartbreak, first all-night conversation on the phone, first time making meatloaf :), first change of friends, first sneaking out, first trying to escape and then ...

Okay fucker, I don't WANT you. I want to laugh at the ridiculous crap that only we "get"...not even my husband. I know you're gay. Yeah, yeah. We'll get to that. Do you watch Jersey Shore?

I remember a Literature class in college where the teacher told us why reading was so important, and her reasoning was that when you can recognize yourself or relate to something on a personal level, it makes you grow as a person. I wholeheartedly agree, and I think that's what Louis is doing her...

Some dude used to play this song on his rotation as we were, um, getting it on. I totally fell for his b.s. because this is my favorite movie ever. Turns out he had a pregnant girlfriend all the while. But I still love the song and movie. HIs loss.

This song reminds me of a time when I was growing up faster than I should have. I left behind my innocent preppy friends and their perfect lives. I just couldn't relate. They looked at me like I was some kind of freak for wearing my "Mrs. Self Destruct" shirt to 12th grade science, and to this da...

This song was cool because it was for kids born in 1979 who were teens in the 90's. I lived this video a hundred times over. Now it's all about impressions and who has accomplished the most and who is skinniest at the reunion. Back then it was friendships and the park and the gas station and hot ...

This song reminds me of the "Prom" episode of Sex and the City.

Spoiler Alert: Dear old dad kicks the bucket and I cry for like a week everytime I watch this episode.

Is it me or was Kevin kind of a little prick looking back?

They totally got it right by not having them end up together. If they did, it would be like every stupid romantic comedy Kate Hudson B.S. that doesn't happen in real life. The best thing about this show was that even if you were a kid growing up in the 80's you could totally relate...and you coul...

Remember that kind of scary feeling that took over right before a pill? Then this song would come on and it would fall into place. And we were ALL there. A collective consciousness. Something more than "drug music". Something that explained it all: love, sadness, memories, fun, friends, connectio...

Well I'm not seventeen...but sometimes I feel like I am, sitting in my old bedroom, singing to my copied Tori tape. And coincidentally, I drive to work every morning wondering why. I'm 32. Shouldn't I have lost this teen angst thing?

He is my husband and the love of my life, but still, there are pieces of me he hasn't seen. I guess only Tori has.

Every year on my birthday, I post on Facebook, "The sun is the same in a relative way but I'M older..."

Plus, I still live around the area I grew up in, so my life is prepetually kicking around on a piece of ground in my home town. Except I'm not tripping on acid anymore.

This song reminds me of a guy I used to hang out with. He would kiss his girlfriend while handing me a bag of weed. He quoted this song a lot. He had acne. Such were my teenage years.

Oh wow. This song brings me back to 11th grade. I"m skipping school, sneaking out to concerts and making the most out of ife. My friends then were FRIENDS. No hidden agendas, no secrecy. What a time, being young and alive in the mid 90's. My version of the 60's.

I have zero musical ability, but I have a fantasy where I am singing and playing this amazing song for an audience. My ex "friends with benefits" is in the audience, and realizes the talent and depth I have. And then I realize how pathetic I am for even thinking of this scenario.

Why didn't I write this song? it's my life, in song. How can a complete stranger KNOW?

Thumbs up if you think this song is about the people you know underestimating you and not knowing what really goes on in your pretty head.

Even when I was 14, listening to this song for the first time, I understood the desperation in Johnette's voice. And now that I'm older and "wiser", well, I still get it.

This will not sound original at all, but, I walked down the aisle to this song. It was a non-traditional wedding of sorts and the somber but "desperate for this to work" sentiment fits us perfectly. This wasn't even "our" song. It was my song. It's ours now. And it will last. Please, let it last.

Aaah, this song brings me right back to being in love. The kind of in love you feel when you are younger, free, wreckless. He must know I still think of him when I hear this song, as he does me. And we are so far apart now, in terms of the year that have piled on top of eachother since we listene...

January 21, 1996 - my 17th birthday. So appropriate it hurts.

This song reminds me of when we were all in our teens. Things were not perfect, but I was able to see my friends everyday - and looking back, they were my family. I was able to laugh and share my views, my ideas. I could cry to them about all the crap teenagers go through, and then we would go to...

This song reminds me of when I was in love with a guy with a pregnant girlfriend (so not my style). We almost made a go of it. He was so irresistable, calling me over to cuddle at all hours of the night. We worked together and it was our little secret...until it blew up in my face. I still think ...

She has nicer things to say to all these men than I would, should I write a similar song.

Aaaah, that feeling of closeness when we were all coming down. Am I the only one who remembers?

This song makes me feel like saying FU to people in my life who don't understand or accept me the way I am. Yes, I'm all flawed and kind of screwed up, but that's the way I was built. There is beauty in sadness.