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I've met him, too, and he's just as lovely and warm in person as he is on TV.

The Patriots. I've lived in New England my entire life.

I'm too chicken shit to put my handle here because it's more or less my real name, but if an account whose avatar is a 20-something lady person wearing a baseball hat and sunglasses follows you, it's me!

I'm late to the Savage Love party (thanks, work!), but I'm kind of frustrated with myself. As I detailed here earlier in the year, I went through a really rough breakup. I am, and have been, ready to date again, but I can't muster up the energy for online dating again, and the only guys I find myself attracted to are

I'd recommend Tammy Wynette, and as far as contemporary artists in the Kacey Musgraves vein, Pistol Annies, Ashley Monroe, Julie Roberts, The Secret Sisters, Nikki Lane and Elle King.

I only go braless at night…I need all the support I can get haha

IIRC, that was an example of when saying no goes well, since so many of the submissions are men losing their minds.

My first serious boyfriend and I showed each other three of our favorite movies not long after we started dating and you're right, it's kind of a stressful situation.

As a lady, I've always wondered how/why guys wore boxers. To me, it seems akin to going braless.

Making out with a cute guy or girl. Or both. I'm not picky.

Currently working through "Enlightened Feminism: The Seductive Message That Feminism's Work Is Done."

Making good progress on my alphabetical journey…

Only 2 percent of orange tabbies are female! Charlie's one in a million, literally.

Is she fixed? I read somewhere/have seen anecdotally in my own cats that a fat pouch can eventually develop as a result.

I'm a good writer, loyal friend, good dancer, fast learner, creative, funny and dedicated.

I'm grateful for the new friends I've made since the beginning of the year and for really feeling like I belong.

Little of A, little of B. The entire blog is great, but I specifically linked to the messages the admins tagged "No Thank You Project" to show how assholes fly off the handle at even the politest of turn downs.

Here's a collection of how men often respond to "no thank you" messages or to messages that don't merit a response at all:

I think it's indicative of the nature of online dating, which is inherently kind of flaky. I've been on both sides of the ghosting equation, and yeah, it sucks being the ghostee, but when you're conversing with/going on dates with multiple people, I guess it's kind of inevitable. Not that it makes it any less shitty,

I got dumped two days before NYE, and he conveniently started pulling away on Christmas Eve, so I spent the entire holiday weekend a nervous, paranoid wreck.