I don't have a problem with the honeyfund, per se. I think couples should be grateful that the people they love in their life took a day out of theirs to shower them with attention, love, gifts, money, whatever. Weddings are incredibly selfish. It's what I keep saying about my own wedding: "I want it to be the way I…

This. My fiance and I already live together, and yes, a lot of our kitchen stuff/furniture/whatever the hell else goes on a registry, could use to be updated...we are still using the utensils I bought for cheap at BB&B in college, for example. But, we like to live frugally like that, so we can afford EXPERIENCES...…

Ew, I remember going on a spring break trip as a child to visit my parents' friends in South Carolina. The men of the house (ie, my dad, my dad's friend, and my older brother) all sat in front of the TV in a daze watching MTV Spring Break. Even as an 8 year old, I knew that shit ain't right.

Right? My one spring break trip was with my college boyfriend, and we drove to FL from IL to save money on airfare/rental car, and stayed at my grandma's old folks condo. I can't imagine we spent more than 500 bucks total, and that included food and booze...and THAT felt like a lot of money at the time!

Ugh, even that makes me feel squeamish. I am such a baby when it comes to gore.

No1 curr.

Boobs are awesome! I'm in a hetero relationship but my partner and I both self-identify as bi(ish). Out of the two of us, I am the WAY bigger fan of boobs. Mmm.

Totally! And this one little brat called me out in a group of other girls - "Wow, your boobs are like, SO big. All the boys are going to REALLY like you." GUESS WHAT? NO BOYS LIKED ME. And I think I turned 12 shades of red when she called out attention to the body I was so ashamed of at that age.

I haven't thought of binding, but I hate mine. Hate. I developed really early on so I was the only girl with boobs in my class for a long time, and I was teased mercilessly and covered myself in the baggiest of clothes to hide my pubescent body. And now, I just hate them. They're not perky, they're not cute, they're…

This is actually a solid point. I have broken through kleenex and TP many a time. Good call.

I had a week's notice and yet I am still the laziest motherfucker on earth. Oh well! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I do this as well. Lady Mountain is such a cute nickname for it! Lol, we had guests this weekend and instead of putting my clean clothes in drawers or hanging in the closet, I just stuck the mound of folded clothes on the closet floor. WTF is wrong with me? That is pure laziness right there.

My fiance does this and it baffles me! It's like, dude, we have kleenex! We also have TP! Paper towels are the roughest of the three, so why would you want to rub that on your nose region?!

Your husband and I are the same person. I am sneezing and blowing my nose constantly because I am apparently allergic to life. I have terrible indoor allergies (not sure exactly what, but guessing dust mites/mold/etc.) and our 100-year-old apartment is probably not helping. We usually don't even buy kleenex, so when…

Maybe it's an unpopular opinion, but I kind of find it ishy that she solicited support from her A-list friends? And I mean this as no disrespect against her because I will shamelessly admit that I watched every episode of My Life on the D-List. I just feel like there's something inauthentic about asking people to…

Oh man, I didn't realize she was participating in the comments. That would have struck me, too.

Totally! I was an "early bloomer," and although I had already been through the 5th grade sex ed business and knew what was happening to me, that didn't help the fact that I felt ashamed about it happening so *early.* I suffered silently through several periods before my mom saw blood-stained clothes and finally came…

Everyone gossips at my job. I've never encountered anyone maliciously talking about me behind my back, but I'm sure they talk about how I'm the weird vegan who always wears black and doesn't like anybody. *shrug* I'm alright with that.

Truth! When I was there for a conference, I found myself with some free time at like, 4:00 pm on a Friday. I walked to CVS from the hotel and literally did not come across a single human being except for the lone employee of CVS. I saw a cute coffee/tea shop, but it was closed. CLOSED! ON A FRIDAY AFTERNOON! I ubered…

Ugh. You had me at The Gaylord in National Harbor. I spent a 5-day work conference there last April and the only thing that could have made it worse would have been being there for a function like this. Bless your liberal heart.