THIS! I am always boring my friends with my new feminist cause: supporting stay-at-home dads and involved dads of all kinds.

Here's the big secret about monogamy: it doesn't mean you stop wanting to sleep with other people, it just means you choose not to. And believe me, it can be really damned hard at times.

It's perfectly natural to desire other people, even though you love your partner to distraction; it's just part of human nature.…

Depending on where you are, renting from a landlord is the way to go. I rent in a private condo community where about 1/3 of the units are rented. Since everybody else OWNS their unit, they don't tolerate any crap, actually do credit checks, and a better class of people are rented to. They can terminate your lease if…

"Is this gross? Or not gross?"

Try changing your sleeping position, have a fan on (people sleep better when they're a little cool) move your phone away from your night stand, or knock something productive out before bedtime. Drink booze or smoke something about it.

Indeed. Blanket advice like "just buy instead of throwing your money away" just isn't practical for many people. If it were, the rental market wouldn't be so hot right now. Unless we want to go back to the kind of housing market where people who didn't have the income to save for a down payment on a home or were…

One big difference I've noticed is that a managed community's lease is more professional/legal. I rent a house now, and I'm 99% confident that my landlord just googled "Michigan lease" and printed off the first result.

We did coke cans.

Also, we had themed parties for the college students in their residence halls. We hosted a sundae party where we played party games like PASS OUT. Party-goers would get turned 'round and 'round (like in Pin the Tail on the Donkey) and then handed a condom and a banana to see a) who could properly fit…

OMG imagine the obituary, and the elegies at your funeral. "She died as she lived...with a condom pulled tightly over her head."

I'm in the (2) camp. He's never had girlfriends, everyone involved is in deep denial, they see a nice girl to woo into the fancy family. She's the missing piece to perfection. Also just FYI to the guy: Parent's love me, I'll stay home and be your beard so long as I can have a side piece for sex.

It's the NSA watcher pixel. Now keep reading and just move along quietly.

I know right? I mean I hate to argue even in front of the dogs...

FLASH POLL!

The gift-giver in letter #1 is:

(1) In love with the girl (as she suspects).

(2) In love with Kyle, the guy from the gym, but trying to fool his family.

(3) At least 25 years older than the letter writer.

(4) Petyr Baelish from Game of Thrones.

I would listen to the fighting couple, if only because you're currently casting full blame on both of them, when there's a possibility that it may be more of a one-sided crazy. If one of them is being abused by the other, wouldn't you want to stand by that person? I mean, don't ask them to babysit again or anything,…

I was born in the 80's and I think I'm one of the only people who isn't like OMFG 80'S/90'S KID WOOWOOOOOOO!

A million times: yes. "Sent from" signatures are such a cop out.

bein in the IT department, i want all the information on where an email is coming from if possible, so when someone is emailing me telling me there email is broken, i know the level of stupidity i need to trouble shoot

I don't really care — if you send an email, I don't care where you're sending it from, the content needs to be at a specific level. You can send too short and mistake-filled emails from your computer too. If you do it on your phone and then include something like this as an excuse, it's just as bad to me as if you did…

School emails to fellow students sure, but I roll my eyes a bit when students send me mail with the "sent from phone" signature.

I guess it depends on what business sector you are in. I work in advertising/media buying and sometimes you have to answer e-mails quickly, no matter where you are.