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I went through something similar, but not because of a breakup but because as a teen I was prescribed this psychoactive medication (oh the irony) that made me lose weight as a side effect- I was 15, 5'2 and about 125 pounds when I was on it, had a thin but athletic build. I began to lose some weight and I noticed

As someone who is working on a project directly linked to the Superman/ Batman movie, I can say that the costume designer is way ahead of the sketching phase... It's fucking badass, but maybe don't get your hopes up for bat nips :X

In college one of my best friends, a curvy Greek girl with big curly hair and the fashion sense of an 18th century pin up, bedded Ralph Fiennes. I remember the text I got at like 7am: "I FUCKED VOLDEMORT AND IT WAS GLORIOUS." Apparently he enjoys Brazillian dancing and overpriced drinks in NYC, as well as charismatic

Maybe it's just me and my super awesome ability to attract decent dudes, but I've always heard from my dates and boyfriends that short hair can be sexy and I've even been encouraged to crop my own hair (mostly they suggest this when I manically bitch about how long it takes me to style my longish thick hair now). They

Okay here's one: I'm actually dead. Seriously. I didn't copy and paste a letter a dead little girl corpse IMed to all of my friends and she came into my room 3 days later at midnight and killed me. When I realized I was dead I was really fucking surprised, you know? Like I totally didn't think that those things were

Me everytime I react strongly to something Back Door Farrah did

Wait. You're absolutely right. "Hit Me Baby One More Time" "Oops...I Did It Again" "I'm A Slave 4 U" "Till The World Ends" ...how's about a game of Britney Song Title or Threat Sent to Police?

You make a very good point. I guess then what I see is men being more prone, in general, to impulsively put others in negative positions and women, in general, are more prone to impulsively put themselves in negative positions on the internet. But is it only negative because of what the men do with the women's

It seems like men just tend to be much more aggressively in favor to seeking out instant gratification on the internet without thoroughly thinking through the ramifications of the actions, especially to the person involved (whom they don't really "see" as a person because it is online and thus not "personal".) Men are

My mom (age 52) was diagnosed with Bipolar II as well last year after we had a little family intervention after she began acting erratic, moody and ultra emotional (like sobbing at the drop of a hat, screaming and wanting to isolate herself from her family for days, which was so unlike her previous family oriented,

Thank you so much, everyone. I think all who responded have made excellent points; I have definitely recognized the red flags for a while now, and as hard as it is to admit to myself I often think that maybe I'm just swept over by how attracted I am to him and the fact that it's all so new and exciting (but I do truly

How can you tell from this article that she wasn't very much invested in the relationship other than the time that was put in? I got the feeling that she was quite hurt by losing her best friend. Then again, I identified a lot with her voice (minus the melodramatic reaction to people saying less than perfect things to

Would love some insight on dating a guy who is separated, not divorced yet. So I am 23 and have been dating a 35 year old guy for a little over a month. He had a pretty tough life growing up and met his ex (the woman he married) when he was not very self confident or aware of what he deserved. Looking back he says

Oh, your creative job wasn't actually creatively fulfilling and you had to work more so under the confines of business than of expression? You weren't harassed on the job, or paid unfairly? THAT'S CALLED A JOB, DEAR. "For almost two years I've sacrificed my relationships, time and energy for this job". WHAT EMPLOYED

Just my two cents as an ex-assistant designer to a high end womenswear designer in NYC: you don't just get to change the rules with runway shows or look books or campaigns based on what you want to see in the industry. Most designers are truly as bored with "fashion norms" as you are (not to mention I can name on one

I'm about to play the Slight Devil's Advocate here, but before I do I'd like to preface by saying my immediate reaction to this was