I don't know what you should do but I do know that sometimes, life is hard. Really hard. Like, sometimes your kids have disabilities or your mom dies or your brother goes to prison. And I think that people show their true character when things are hard or when they don't get what they want. Can you trust that…

Tuck it into your underpants.

I think we talked about this a few weeks ago - now I'm trying vitalumiere (not aqua) with a buff of powder (also chanel). So far it's miles better than the makeupforever and givenchy products I've tried. If you buy it at Nordstrom, you have the option of returning it, just in case.

As a weak link, this gives me a lot of hope. Just find me another weak link, cupid and I'm all set!

It's good lawyering to counter a sentencing recommendation with contrary evidence from the victim herself. This defense lawyer doesn't have a whole lot to work with but when you have statements from the other side that support your position - you use them.

I can't imagine how horrifying that must be for a child and the pain that would cause any parent. Is there any possibility that the boy was abused himself? It's just so often the case with young sex offenders that they are being victimized themselves and the circle of nightmares keeps growing.

This is gross, I agree. But it's good lawyering. It's up to the judge to decide whether the argument is credible - and it's hard to imagine a judge that would buy it. The credibility of our entire system depends on assuring the best possible defense for every defendant. If we're going to trust in the law, it's…

Sex on shrooms is weeeeeeiiiiird. I would not do that again.

Ugh, I knew it. Oh well - I'll work my way through the under-$20 products for now before I go back to trying the fancy stuff again.

I want something that gives me that doll-faced look that some women have. It's full-coverage I think but soft and dewy looking.

I tried Makeup Forever HD and two Givenchy formulations. I would love to hear from anyone with great suggestions!

Yelp is great for this stuff - if you're in a city.

They soak the product off with acetone - it takes maybe 10 minutes or so. You could do it at home but it might not look great. You could also get the gels off at the shop and then just get a regular manicure - or nothing at all.

I have a few lighter coverage products that I like but I want something that really looks like I'm wearing makeup (but of course natural and perfect skin) now that I have a big girl job. I like being natural most of the time and my skin is decent but for super formal events, I want to have a "formal face." I see…

It's not stupid - I'm a total foundation noob so I played around with so many different sequences and combinations. I also tried foundation primers and it still wasn't looking great. Mixing it with a dimethicone lotion helped but I didn't like having that on my face all day. But Cover Girl? That seems like it…

Over the last two months I have spent upwards of $200 on the fanciest foundations looking for something totally perfect. Nothing has satisfied me - everything is cakey and dries my face up like whoa. Today at target I bought some $8 foundation and as far as I can tell - this is everything I've been looking for. …

I mostly like gel manicures (and I LOVE gel pedicures). It's not so hard to transition out of them like it is with acrylics but each time you get them done is kind of an ordeal. I also always have a hard time choosing a color that I really like.

For the only wedding I've been in with assigned dresses, the alterations for length were done by measuring from the floor up - not from the waist down. That way everyone's fell at the same place relative to the horizon. Of course, that may leave you with a miniskirt so I don't know if it's a good idea to go down…

Having been a teacher and having had students have crushes on me I can tell you unequivocally that it is neither fair nor kind for him to lay this all on you. I don't know how old you are but he is your teacher and in a position of power over you. That means that he has to be the one acting with discretion and…

What's the age difference? If it's big enough and they're young enough I wouldn't worry.