I may or may not go back and re-read my Judy Blume favourites this summer. Do you guys think 29 year old me will love Judy's books as much as 13 year old me did? Or do you think I should let them stay on the pedestal they are on and not read them again?

Can someone give me permission to post in GT? Please! I miss hanging out there.

All hail to the Guardians of the Watchtowers of the North...

Maybe this is someone like me who turns all books they don't like upside-down. Ever go to Costco and wonder why all copied of Going Rogue are turned over? It was me and my silent protest.

Miley, you lucky bitch.

Hey, is there any way we can have a No Greys All Comments Approved No Pending Submissions social? Because I feel like it's not so useful to have pending/unapproved comments at a Saturday night social. (And maybe a little hurtful? I'm so damned sensitive lately.)

I once had a roommate who was named after a certain ABBA song (no joke). He and a particular girlfriend would often get very loud in the middle of the night. I get grumpy when woken up, especially when I have to be at work at 6 a.m. so when banging on the door/wall wouldn't quiet them down, I found the perfect…

A couple of years ago I had neighbours across the alley who were into BDSM. I swear he flogged her on occasion with such force that MY bottom hurt.

It makes me sad and ashamed that people who fervently practice but do not know very much about Christianity think it's some kind of abstinence cult. In medieval Europe, if a monk slipped up and had sex, all he needed to do was confess, do penance, and move on with life. And priests were only in trouble if they slipped…

Stenzel says birth control makes a woman "10 times more likely to contract a disease . . . or end up sterile or dead."

"Life in Lubbock, Texas, taught me two things: One is that God loves you and you're going to burn in Hell. The other is that sex is the most awful, filthy thing on Earth and you should save it for someone you love." - Butch Hancock

Does anyone else remember Vladimir Nabokov's stream of unhappy tweets when his publisher leaked his outline for Pale Fire?

So much like Cat Marnell's reaction, don't you think?!?! It's eerie.

She's a literary genius. The book will surely be "awesome" — just like Nabokov said!