There is a gloriously cranky woman in Philadelphia who has a bra fitting place and it's the only place I buy bras now. I walked in for the first time and she took one look at my chest and shouted "NO! At least two sizes wrong! Get in the changing room right now!"

I usually assume they're more susceptible to pain and trauma.

need one where you cuddle with anonymous fuzzy animals

They should have called it "Spoonr"

My father is the GM of a chain restaurant that does guest surveys (the ones that print out every 10th check or so) and he had been very vocal as to how much of a sham he thinks they are. Naturally the upper management assumes that the higher the guest scores, the better business the store will do.

"They're upset. They're paying this astronomical tuition to come here, and they're talking to their parents about these questions, and their parents are getting upset about having to spend this kind of money at Clemson where their students are being asked these kinds of questions," he [Woodard] said.

I think that this is one of the strangest (albeit perhaps inevitable?) outcomes of widely available contraception and the notion that parenthood can be a choice, rather than a religious or societal duty. My grandparents' generation seems so different. I remember my dad talking about how nobody used to talk about how…

I'd rather take the off-change that I'll regret not having them down the road ...than regret ever having them and be in an irreparable situation.

During my degree we read enough historic documents (accounts from Victorian therapists etc) that I've become sure: marriage and children are 100% artificially-imposed life goals. They can be great, but we made a huge mistake asserting they should be the goal of all people. Indifferent mothers and happy singles are a…

One of the hottest doctors I've ever seen delivered my second son (via c-section). Nothing like having a crush on someone who's seen your insides! After my son was born, and the doc was sewing me up, I said to my midwife, "Make sure he puts my insides back the way he found them, OK?", and from behind the drape, he…

Maybe he was just trying to grab that sweet, sweet gummi stuck to her butt...

I'm having a great idea for a TV show right now. Basically, women who receive threatening/abusive messages from a dude on dating sites submit the guy's profile to the show, who then lure the guy into a date with a fake profile. When the guy shows up for the date, rather than the way-out-of-his-league woman he was…

I think one thing we overlook when we ask ourselves what these men could possibly hope to accomplish from these interactions is the possibility that what they hoped to accomplish was exactly what they got: the opportunity to heap verbal abuse upon a woman.

I think this is pretty standard, but I remember at my public school you had to pay for your AP tests if you were going that route, obviously pay lots of dues and fees to be in any extra curriculars or sports (which are important for college admittance and financial aid, in many cases), pay for "extra" books (like…

I think the data skews toward an older demographic: I'd like to see what happens when we look at data from just 20 something guys and 20 something gals. And early 30s.

it feels important to post this now

In a world where men get off on kicks to the testicles and eating feces, this is Reader's Digest material.

That sounds like my kind of Taco Tuesday.

Do they seriously think making some BC available OTC will really get them off the hook? Many many women have contraindications for the most common types of birth control pills. Making birth control available without a prescription will in all likelihood just make it harder for these women to get birth control at all…

I went to a breakfast and lunch restaurant, well-established in its area, for the first time. I love chicken fried steak. It was not on the menu, but it was on the special list. So, I ordered it. When it arrived, it was actually a chicken filet, not beef. I complained to the waitress that I ordered chicken fried…