I do the same thing! In middle school we all went through a phase where we "developed" our own writing style and not gonna lie, I was a bit obsessed with copying the "writing" from Baby Sitters Club books, which sort of blended and morphed into how I write now.

Uggghhhh pimples when you're an old are the worst. It's better now in that I only get a breakout when I PMS, but there's always this one giant red zit in a very visible spot that I can't really cover with makeup, and I hate it because I'm supposed to look like a working professional, not a spotty teen playing pretend!

It wasn't depressing, it's actually pretty accurate describing my life and I'm 27 (and quite happily living my life this way). I have never been a young crazy party person though, this video could have been about me at age 20. Except I don't drink because I'm sad - I don't drink at all because I hate the way alcohol…

True, and if that's what the person and his/her SO want, that's cool. But it seems like so many people are being pressured by family/friends to have a big wedding, and I think that's silly.

I'm 27 and I don't even need the drink, a slightly larger than average meal will put me out like a light.

Yeah, but do what makes you happy. The wedding/marriage is for you and your SO, not other people. Fuck what they want (unless you need them to give you gifts, in which case, yeah you'll have to give them that party).

To everyone who is putting off getting married because they can't afford a big, fancy wedding right now...you know it's possible to get married without spending tons of money, right?

Oh Jeremy Irons. You are fine and I love your acting and man, your son is fine too. But you are pretty messed up inside.

You make a very good point.

Hell yes, all men are life ruiners. I cry and drink myself to sleep each night because I'll never have a husband who is Ryan Gosling, it's his fault and he needs to take responsibility the hot mess that is me.

Yes. It's not my fault I want to stay out and drink, my husband dresses like a slut! What's a respectable woman supposed to do?

Thank goodness no one can force me to donate blood. I get approximately 20 calls a week from the local Red Cross chapter asking me to donate and save lives, and while I'm not against giving blood once in awhile (I don't like having a giant needle stuck up my arm that often, I wonder why), enough is enough. I don't…

Mostly sarcastic, but I do think that there's an underlying reason for people who are heavy drinkers. People don't just turn into alcoholics overnight. No one should blame someone else for turning to drink, but the drinking is usually a symptom of a bigger problem, not just the problem itself.

Of course not. But there's that old stereotype that men stay out and drink with their buddies to avoid going home to "deal with the ball and chain" and it's like if the shoe's on the other foot, the guys can't take it.

Haha I like to take one out and sit on my apartment balcony with a glass of wine and pretend to be all classy! It's the best because I don't have to go back inside reeking of smoke.

I've only tried blu, but I thought it was pretty nice. I'm not a smoker and just got it for novelty reasons, and that was the only one I saw in stores at the time. I may look into Luxury Lite, sometimes it's just fun to blow smoke rings!

Yeah, I wish there were more details. Unless all those wives really were just out drinking and partying until dawn all the time (then I guess the men married socialites or really young wives?), I have to think there's some underlying reason that they don't want to go home.

Yep!

True. The study doesn't exactly give a lot of details other than men blaming their wives' drinking as cause for divorce.

My guess is these wives are out drinking until dawn because their husbands suck.