Sarabeth's Orange Marmalade.

http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=sarabeth+jam&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=7360767444&ref=pd_sl_5glfzvdlir_b

Well, their last login was 11/29/2011. Sooo... probably. Cool music, glad I know about this now!

Dead Yoko Ono in Space.

Personally, I have found that I can find most things I want to watch for free online. Two really great sites are SideReel.com and Watch-Series.com As long as you have a decent internet connection they load about as quickly as Netflix and there really isn't any hassle.

Bactine is great for piercings and gauges. You could pair it will a simple moisturizer like cetaphill, which is great for sensitive skin.

Opening Up by Tristan Taormino is a great place to start. It's more for open relationships than general polyamory, but it's got some really good advise in it. And she's awesome.

I think it's probably all in the way you tell someone. As with anyone doing online dating (or any kind of dating for that matter) you want to emphasize the awesome things about your self from the get go. Let people get to know you and when you're comfortable enough with someone to tell them about your mental illness explain it in a really calm, honest, comprehensive way. People are afraid of things they're unfamiliar with sometimes, so you might need to break down details for your potential partners, but if you go into it with an attitude like "yeah this can still totally work" other people are more likely to adopt a similar attitude.

And the people that run off probably aren't the people you'd want to be with anyway.

I'd stick with your "no thanks" but then tack on something along the lines of hanging out in a group. Like "no thanks, but maybe I'll see you at Petunia's party next weekend. A bunch of people are going to be there, and it sounds like it'll be really fun!"

Tendskin works miracles. Seriously, it's awesome. I also would steer away from disposable razors and invest in a nice 3 or 4 blade razor like Lady's Schick Quartro. And I find that using a good soap, rather than shaving cream helps for this area.