Pure cowardice. I’m no fan of Bernie Sanders’ politics but I do admire his standing by his principles by casting unpopular votes.

I was SOOOO bummed when Ricky Martin came out because I had the BIGGEST crush on him back in the '80's. My husband just laughed and said that I should've known.

Pregnancy hormones do weird things to me. I'll find guys hot when I'm pregnant that I don't think much of any time else. David Bowie, for example. Normally he's way too skinny and androgynous looking for my tastes.

I never understood Ewan MacGregor's appeal until I saw him in "Moulin Rouge". I don't know if it was the singing or something about his appearance in the film but drool!

I dated a guy whose celebrity crush looked nothing like me. Got dumped in favor of a girl who did resemble his crush. Next guy I dated had a crush that looked like a hotter version of me, and we've been married for 15 years now.

I never was into Richard Dean Anderson back during his MacGyver days, but we got into binge-watching Star-Gate a few years ago and I definitely thought he was somebody who got much better with age. Sting is another guy I think who looks better in middle-age than as a young man.

Brendan Fraser was HOT when he was younger but unfortunately, like Val Kilmer, Rutger Hauer, and John Travolta, he has NOT aged well.

If your S.O. has a celebrity crush who does NOT look like a hotter version of you, you are likely to wind up dumped in favor someone who does. BTDT and I learned my lesson. I married a guy who is my physical "type" and I'm his "type".

We were killing time before one of my youngest child's medical appointments by having a snack in the hospital cafeteria when a bunch of medevac flight nurses came in. My son, who was maybe 7 at the time, started peppering me with questions about them. He thought the idea of working as a nurse on a helicopter was THE…

Ms. Sykes and Ms. Roberts are old enough that they actually have their identities figured out. Ms. Baldwin is what- 17? 18? If she's still dating women when she's 30, then I'll believe she's actually a lesbian rather than just some party girl doing a little experimentation.

"No matter how thin I get, my hips will always be much larger than my waist and people will forever be telling me to lose weight in my hips/butt/thighs area."

You KNOW you've designed a fugly dress when you can't even make someone with as lovely a physique as that starlet (Blake Lively?) look good in it.

You do realize that women can like science AND looking cute? They aren't mutually exclusive.

My husband has a degree in electrical engineering from Stanford but he was also quarterback at his prep school and a combat branch (armored cavalry) officer for the Army. Brains and brawn CAN go together in guys, just like beauty and brains can go together in women.

My cousin married a Rhonda, and I have to say that's the first time I've met somebody around my age (I'm tail end of Gen X almost Gen Y) with the name. All of the other Rhondas I know are in their 60's or 70's now. It's like Lois, Sharon, Janet, Carol, Barbara, Nancy, etc.

The funny thing is, I don't know any little girls named Ruby (#93) or Esther (#228). I do know a Pearl (#677) and an Esmee (not in the top 1000), however.

I love my kids, but I don't love the toll three pregnancies took on my body. Especially the last one. I bounced back very quickly overall from #1 (though not the "girls") and fairly quickly from #2. But after #3 I have a permanent pooch of loose skin and the last 10 lbs. I just cannot keep off unless I'm…

My kids aren't perfect but I am *DEFINITELY* happy to have escaped the corporate rat race that was making me miserable. I truly enjoy spending my days with kids, which is why I had enjoyed working as a nanny back in my teens and early 20's. If working as a nanny had paid better and offered benefits, I probably never…

I am actually much more laid-back as a mom to 3 than I was when I only had my oldest. Back when I only had one, I was the most Type A "helicopter" mom. I look back at home videos when my oldest was a baby and just cringe at how overbearing I was. Whereas with a bunch of kids, I just can't obsess over every. single.…

I think it is actually better than when I was a kid and in my graduating class of <100 we had 6 Jennifers; 2 Amandas; 2 Lisas; Tracie and Tracey; Megan, Meagan, and Morgan; Alissa, Alyssa, and Melissa; Kristin, Kristen, and Kristine; and Kerry, Kari, and Kerrianne. Yes, I'm a child of the late 70's.