I'm so stupid. I actually thought we were done with 'cougar.'

I really hate the idea that celebrity ex's can never genuinely wish each other well. Have any of these magazine 'writers' ever been in a relationship? That ended? People typically don't pine for the rest of their lives.

I tried (operative word, that) to watch The Client List once. It knew it would be bad but I thought it would be funny bad.

True dat. I am an actual redhead - not strawberry blond, not auburn, not any of 100 colors people pretend are 'redhead' - orange. And yeah, no way am I pulling off hot pink.

Which is interesting in this way: many women have that body type and seats are made to fit "a person." Typically though, when we test things like cars or amusement park ride safety features, etc. we use the default person - a male mannequin. So the seats fit a typical man; not a typical woman.

I believe in Drew Barrymore's case "Drew" is a family name. The maiden name of... a grandmother or great grandmother.

Ms. Barrymore disapproves of your comment!

I'm pretty dim so I might just be going with the easiest answer but I thought for sure Emile was talking about acting.

This is the first episode in a loooooooong time that I didn't hate Don throughout! :D

Soaking wet. (hardy har har!!)

As a GenX woman, I say Thanks, Fella's!

I think women watch procedurals bc, on TV at least, the police officers give a crap about the victims.

No, no, no, to your silly 'sense of community' and 'celebration'; it's a practice wedding! Duh!

She should bring a girl. See what the archdiocese says about THAT!

Some days - today, for example - I get so pissed with men calling women "crazy slut*". She slept with you dude. She did the exact same thing 'to you' that you did 'to her.' To disparage her says soooo much more about you and your feelings of inadequacy than it does her and yet...

If you're overreacting then so am I.

Yeah, this is not the direction beauty standard conversations were trying to head in.

I believe the "asking for it" line was sarcasm due to the incredibly common reaction that women are 'asking' to be raped.

Sure it is. In nonprofit and legal arenas at least!

That and I think the "rule of thumb" is you get carded if you look under 35!