I couldn't stand her in the movie but yes, she is beautiful.

It seems to me that most of the women who like Fassbender think he's more sexy than good-looking. I don't think he's a particularly good-looking man, by celebrity standards, but he's got charisma and sex appeal. But then, he's also apparently a horrible person...

Thanks for all the kind words of support last evening when I was experiencing pre-sex nervousness. The evening and the sex were both fantastic.

I've never paid less than sixty but it can go up to a hundred. For the cut alone. I don't get my hair cut very often.

I'm pretty sure I'm going to get laid tonight, and I'm nervous! It's been a long time and he's massively endowed. I'm also still completely stressed out and confused about all the guys I'm juggling and whether or not I want to be with someone at all. He just texted to say he's running a bit late, so I'm just…

I don't even know what I think about the cover or Attachment Parenting, but I'm noticing that pretty much every day, there's a lot of hand-wringing about someone growing up and finding things online that will horrify/offend them, whether it's a celebrity's young child or this kid or the latest Tan Mom type character.…

My advice would be to take very small steps. Don't try to eat a lot less, just try to eat a little bit less. So, at this point don't even bother not taking a second or third portion. Maybe instead when you serve yourself that extra portion, take two spoonfuls off your plate before you start eating. Then eventually…

Agreed. Charles would have married Camilla if he'd felt he could have. And Harry will marry Chelsey if he wants to. (I suspect that he will, eventually). I don't think the Queen is going to stand in his way. She let the future King marry a commoner, after all. Harry is just the playboy spare.

I don't get white people only wanting white babies. If I were to adopt, I'd probably prefer to adopt whatever child is most in need, but if all else was equal, I'd adopt a child of colour just as quickly as a white one.

It seems to me that "dating" is a word that people use for some sort of sexual/romantic relationship that has not yet reached a certain level of committment or exclusivity. People are too scared to not label a relationship, so that's what they call it.

"Dating" is the word that I don't understand. I prefer to just say "spending time together". What is "dating" supposed to mean anyway? I will insist until I'm blue in the face that I have never "dated" anyone. I've men in my life who I've spent time with on and off over the years. If I'm ever in a long-term…

I'm so frustrated by this whole dating business. I want to meet men to hang out with, maybe have sex with, and see no more than once every week or two, if that. And yet every man I meet seems to want to jump right into boyfriend/girlfriend mode. I don't want a boyfriend. Never have, never will. I thought guys were…

No it doesn't. Why compromise or negotiate when you can live happily on your own terms? I don't get it.

I love Julia Ormond, but Legends of the Fall is such garbage. Hilariously awful.

I have a friend whose husband is so utterly incompetent at parenthood and household stuff that when he saw that his infant daughter had dirtied part of her shirt, he took scissors and cut a hole out of the shirt where the dirt was, obviously ruining the shirt. Not only did he not realize that a shirt can be cleaned,…

I agree to an extent. I personally wouldn't couple up or stay with a man like that. But I happen to not have much interest in relationships, and every day I realize how unusual that is. When you consider most humans' apparent need/desire to be in relationships AND the insane amount of pressure put on women to "get"…

Women might need them, but we seem to be able to function without them, while men clearly can't. Or won't.

YES. It ties in perfectly with the notion that the husband/father is simply an additional child. An actual child comes along who needs nurturing simply to survive and, instead of acting like the adults they are, these husbands/fathers act like the older sibling who isn't getting enough attention. These men clearly…

I'd actually suggest that most people are not capable of monogamy and some are. I do know some couples who I believe to be monogomous (though you can never be sure), but they're generally made up of people who don't seem to care that much about sex.

It sounds nothing like a hellhole. It sounds like an affluent neighbourhood. It also sounds like people are quite normal and having very normal sex. Sorry, Park Slope sounds just like any other yuppie neighbourhood.