Eric G.

I am a bleeding-heart liberal (except I don't support legalization of cannabis), but this website is atrocious.

I am 6' 8" and created a petition one day for more leg room on coach flights. Without my permission, they gave my name to dozens and dozens of third parties.

The last thing they want to be is optimistic. I suffer from depression but they still make everything sound scary. I've been much happier now that I no longer receives these parties' emails. My experience led me to conclude that if the Civil Rights Movement had taken place today, Billie Holiday's "Strange Fruit" would have been its anthem instead of "We Shall Overcome."

Not only that but I, like other reviewers here, had no luck with my petitions. They are very much pick & choose about whose (and what) petitions they decide to support.

There are definitely good things and bad things about YouTube.

GOOD:
-There are a lot of awesome things to view, like music videos, (public domain) movies, and commercials (but not just the ones they now have).

BAD:
-They are copyright Nazis, which means that a lot of awesome videos get removed. (This makes me nervous to post my latest video, which is an original composition consisting of copyrighted material.)
-The grammar and punctuation among users is as bad as on any social network.

OMG, I love Amazon! They advertise themselves as having "Earth's biggest selection," a distinction that only its competitor, eBay, comes close to challenging. You can find a wealth of things. Really.

No more than half of Amazon's inventory is in stock at one time, but they are always striving for some availability. You can tell they really want you to get what you're looking for.

Only thing is, they're not so good for things that have long been out of print. If you want something like that, try Googling "rare (insert category here)."

I met who I thought was the love of my life. Only a few things would I have changed at all. He contacted *me* first, and after giving it some thought, I decided to get us in deep. I thoroughly looked forward to getting to the point where we spent the rest of our lives together.

Then, after a while, he stopped messaging me.

I talked to someone earlier today, and he said he was probably either a middle-aged pervert who creates fake profiles, or a robot.

As a person with autism, I had never been in love before and now, for the first time, I experiencing my first genuine heartbreak. My depression has also gotten a promotion from intermittent to consistent.

After reading about the bad customer service, I'm afraid to report it.