This is my personal favorite. From the Sedona Community Cemetery, Sedona, Arizona. And it is real.

Depends on where you live - in Boston there are events lined up almost every other day for the next month. Not as big or flashy as the march on Saturday, but probably more important.

“Following the incident, von Keyserling allegedly told the woman that “it would be your word against mine and nobody will believe you.”

Thank you for sharing.

Way too late to this, but... wrong side of 40, single 15 years, no form of physical intimacy in over 10 (not just sex, but cuddling, etc too), and now trans/transitioning. Somewhat figuring that the odds of finding someone at this point are roughly equal to the powerball. (I’d really like to find someone, just don’t…

I’m in the same boat. I’ve only been in one serious relationship and it was such an exercise in misery that I no longer feel bad about not being in one. And most of my friends who are married with kids are so miserable, stressed, run ragged, on the edge of a nervous breakdown etc., that I look at it and think “is…

I call myself “retired” because at 46, I’ve never had a significant relationship, never been loved, and I figure that ship has sailed for me. Better to just quit even hoping for it. Mostly I’m OK — I see some people’s relationships and the compromises they make for selfish/lazy/stupid SOs and think that being alone is…

This is something my friends and I have been talking about a lot. What it means to be an adult when we, and large parts of our generation, aren’t going to have the big milestones that our parents did: marriage, kids, morgage. Even for those of us even for those of us who don’t want those things, it’s a little bit…

I get the “lower your standards” one ALL the fucking time from my female friends! It makes me so mad! What the heck, so wanting a man who respects me as a human being and is willing to have a truly equal partnership is having “too high standards”? Well then, I most DEFINITELY prefer to be alone forever vs. being with…

Wow, I could have written this (though certainly not as well as you did). I’ve lost interest in dating, and beginning to make plans on my own-travel, vacation. I too am tired of “waiting for my life to begin” and making my own damn life.

I’ve been by myself for 7 and a half years and I’m so tired of being lonely. I’m an introvert and I function far too well on my own, but I so badly want to find love.  

Well, the thing is, you aren’t alone. In this particular pain, you have a shared experience with countless others (myself included).

Agreed. But as others noted, there is a societal pressure to reach milestones like marriage and procreating. For those of us who don’t, we’re made to feel like we failed at adulting, that there’s something wrong with us because we e failed to find a partner. There is still a societal stigma to being single and…

I’m 40. My last serious relationship was in college. People keep telling me I’ll find someone, but these are all people who have found someone. They keep telling me to try online dating, but that has been nothing but a disaster. I don’t need to find anyone, I’m mostly happy alone, but yeah. When my married friends…

This really speaks to me. All of it. But for me it’s been six years without sex or even a kiss. (same amount of time single) The life celebration? YUP! I’ve thought about that a lot. That there will never be an event which all my friends will make 100% certain to attend for me. I’ve tried dating websites and found it…

I’ve never identified with a Jezebel post so much. I’ve been single for 15 years (I’m 30), not for lack of trying. I’ve given up trying to talk to my friends and family about how much it sucks and how much I’d love to have a partner because the reply is invariably “try harder. Lose weight. Join a club. Lower your…

And Pence. And Reibus. And Tillerson. And anyone in the Trump cabinet. And anyone that works for Trump. And anyone that voted for Trump.

Dude, I can’t believe people are trying to call you an alcoholic and just wanted to say I totally agree with you. This article is judgemental as hell and basically says that everyone who has more than two drinks becomes a tiresome drunk that you can look down on as you sip your glass of water and then smugly go home.…

2 drinks doesn’t sound like much of a party.