This is just a guess, but it seems like saying someone "attracts trouble" rather than is "attracted to trouble" is an easier place to start with someone. Someone could look at it and go "Yes, that's my problem. I attract trouble" placing the blame on something outside of them. Whereas if you told someone they were…

That would be so much awesome that I think my heart would swell three times :)

The frosty thing is exactly it :) The character as played or January Jones acting- is so frosty that the cruelty and the resentment (which make sense in the scheme that this was a life Betty was trained but not born for) stand out so much that moments that should generally even out (like the hug when Sally gets her…

I guess I'm off :) I don't view his character as sexy in or outside of the office. In the office Don is in command and successful but he's also as insecure and oversensitive as Pete- which is technically the same as Don't relationships outside of the office. I find the facade that work adds to all their characters…

THIS.

I actually *love* his relationship with Peggy. The scenes they are in together sparkle.

Am I the only person who thought Don was one of the most boring/sad people in the show from season one? I've also been annoyed that no woman seems able to not fall into his bed once he starts the campaign- Does he not smell funky to at least one woman? It's just... redundant and, to agree with BigTop, from season 2.

I'm going to vote for spiteful and pissed off. Two reasons: I'm certain you don't sound like a women but also because I'm certain that in customer service you do not exist, as a human, to the customer (and it's even worse when they're pissed off). Customer Service is like being the guard at the wicked witch of the…

3 years before someone insulted you, damn. You must be awesome at your job. I did call center work once upon a time and I got screamed at daily. (Totally my fault you went over your text limit, also totally my fault that Verizon charged you a buck ten per message. I am an evil mastermind!)

Just tell them that you want to keep your work life and love life separate. Office and romance have bad outcomes when mixed.

I'm 31 as well, huzzah for the class of 2000?(question are we young gen x or old millenials? Never figured it out, seems like the time lines keep changing)

It's going to be hell finding a doctor. I have a male friend who at 28, and already had a kid, wanted a vasectomy. Every doctor he visited asked him if he was married, he wasn't, and thus they wouldn't give him one. "What if your future wife wants one?" was their reason. (His reply: well, then she's not my future…

Recharge breaks? If they're possible- go off, hide for five to fifteen minutes and then go back? (Basically, like regularly charging a battery so you don't have to plug it in for hours)

Well, thank you :-) you raised all the important points my brain could not get to because I was stuck on the idea of kids "killing" creativity. (What? My son's talking about his ideas for the robots he's going to build and this lady is saying that kids kill... Nothing makes sense anymore!)

I actually wondered if this lady had ever even met a child.

So... Then is women's preference for younger men the reason why old dudes need Viagra?

Have hope! Maybe she will rebel and decide that what's really important is her studies and Ms. Kardashian-West will go on to becoming a scientist and cure cancer.

I keep waiting for VS to die... but the stores just keep getting larger.

I'm wicked confuzzled about how this became a book and a major motion picture. It just sounds so Lifetime Original Movie.

Number 2 is the one that makes sense to me as well.