Okay... So I'm a bridesmaid in my future sister-in-law's wedding, and I have no idea what to wear to the rehearsal dinner. It's two weeks from now. Any suggestions?

I reject the premise and say Leonard Nimoy FTW! Broody cheekbones and quirked eyebrows, ooh baby. (I say this as a Trekkie who hates the new franchise; forgive me.)

It may have been me? Can't find it in my comments but a lot of them aren't showing up. I too used celestial first, but transitioned to Enzymion because it is lighter and helps with breakouts bc of fruit enzymes. So glad you like Lush! It truly is a life saver for me.

Yeah... CNN sucks right now. Half of the commenters are spewing anti-Islam garbage, and the other half are saying "how can they be Muslim if they're white?" Awful. Like, so much stupidity. I can't even.

I hate hate hate fat shaming - especially how common and socially acceptable it is! A family member (who is a wonderful, kind woman) spent a lot of my youth praising my thinness while telling me I would eventually get fat. It was like, you're so beautiful, just you wait, would you like a second helping, all at once.…

I only see these in upscale hotels. At the Venetian, it was shaped like a mini chaise longue and was so narrow that there was no way my butt would fit on it for anything.

Understood. In my case (in regards the dress above) it was the only one that had solid construction and didn't look too "bridesmaid's dress I'll never wear again." The name didn't matter so much as how it looked/felt. Anyway, I'm more of an accessories snob than a clothes snob - give me a good, $16 sale dress from The…

I'm in a wedding in December and we went to Alfred Angelo, which has a Disney line. I have to say that the only bridesmaid dress that looked good on me was a Disney dress:

Yeah... No one seems to get that that was more of the point than the EPIC LUV. I just don't understand the idea that Shakespeare's writing could be so one-dimensional. This play is a lot more complex than most people think it is.

Lamictal, zyprexa, trazodone, Wellbutrin, Ativan occasionally.

I think it is a pretty complicated issue. Signs of my bipolar disorder definitely started to surface at puberty, but because accurate diagnosis of bipolar disorder in young people is so difficult and uncommon, I wasn't diagnosed until I was nineteen. In terms of social/bullying stuff, I know now that what I was going…

Living in Baltimore as a kid, I saw a few celebrities (MD is cheaper to film in than say, NYC) but the best time was when my fifth grade class accidentally ruined a shot of Will Smith near the Washington Monument. We were strolling along towards a ballet performance and realized that that handsome dude over there was…

Yeah... I actually went into a partial hosp. program during this time - which is to say that my common-sense advice is not as simple as it seems! Don't let the guilt become a part of the initial issue, as that can lead to bigger problems. Trust yourself! Even if it is hard, you know what you want.

I worked in a very rewarding job, with wonderful coworkers, which could have led to more educational/financial success (tuition to grad school would have been paid for, mostly, by the school system, and the degree would have doubled my salary). I loved what I was doing for a while, and really threw myself into it. Yet…

I recommend the Stan Lee documentary which covers his life and the evolution of his comics. Lighthearted, silly, and with a dash of charming romance in his relationship with his wife.

I know exactly what you mean! Social stuff is so hard for me that when I was working, I considered being social with my coworkers (even just making small talk) as another full time job on top of the actual work I was doing. The thing or thought process which worked for me was imagining that I was playing a role of…

On #3 - I use all Lush Cosmetics skin care, for oily skin. The cleanser is Hebalism, which is slightly exfoliating and controls breakouts; the toner is Tea Tree Water, perfect for blemish-prone faces; the moisturizer is Enzymion, which is so light that it soaks right in immediately. I also use their Grease Lightning…

As to bipolar disorder - my husband and I started dating just as I was diagnosed. Fortunately for us, it was just one element of us being honest and open with each other. When you find someone with whom you can be honest, the disorder is just a piece of you, rather than the whole. Plus, we are better as a couple…

There is a Lush in my mall. Their website is lushusa.com (if you're in the US, obv). They have a lot of locations! I also think their cleansers are a dream - I use Herbalism for mild exfoliation and to treat/prevent blemishes; that plus their Grease Lightning as a spot treatment works wonders. Plus, no animal testing…

I don't know about this. When I was younger and thinking about suicide, knowing how much it would destroy my family really did stop me. In fact, my mother had just had my baby sister, and I knew how awful it would be for her to grow up in the shadow of my death. NOT thinking about others would have been selfish of me.…