I feel like you're purposefully ignoring the main points I'm making. If you'd rather not discuss this, I get it. People are piling on and I've been there. It's not fun. That said I do actually think I'm bringing some points to the table that are worth talking about if you care to address them. Again, my point is…

If this were some young unknown comedian, maybe. But this is Margaret Cho! That's like saying you feel bad for Louis CK having to degrade himself by repeating all those "I'm a gross pasty dude" jokes his mean writers/dungeon masters make him mumble for bread scraps. Margaret Cho didn't get where she is now without…

I'm not trying to be a jerk but I'm having a hard time understanding your point. Maybe it's because you're arguing something different than whether it was appropriate for Cho to perform as that character? You're arguing there should be more roles for Asians in Hollywood. As an Asian I totally agree. That's separate…

I think if you're getting your blood sugar tested regularly, it's not really likely to be diabetes. I would think that you have to go for a very long period of time with uncontrolled blood sugar to get neuropathy or that tingling sensation.

Short version: If you are not getting enough sun/outdoor time low-dose vitamin D might help with, or alleviate, the tingling.

I use a wrist brace. It's actually a brace for tennis elbow, but I wrap it around my wrist so when i type or use a mouse my wrist is elevated. It's helped A LOT!

I get it when my shoulders ache, due to slouching or just bad posture while sitting and staring at a computer all day at work, and then coming home and sitting in my apartment. Or maybe you're sleeping in the wrong position/with the wrong pillow? I get that, too, or it worsens the bad computer desk posture.

I worked at the Virgin Megastore in the 90's when he released his book and did an in-store and he was actually very polite and kind to everyone. Like, he was only supposed to sign like fifty books, but he made sure that he stayed several hours past his scheduled time so that every single fan that showed up got to see…

I'm with Dan Savage. Common sense, really. It only turns into a big discussion when people project all kinds of crap on maintenance sex which is neither abusive nor non-consensual because that's not what we're talking about here. It's not about anyone being forced into sex. It's kinda like how you pretend to be more…

1) Ooh lordy, I know how you feel. For the first time in my life I'm not as horny as I used to be and I feel terrible sometimes because my partner wants more sex than me. I agree with the other advice regarding ideas to prolong the teasing and sensuality.

1) I'm in the same situation. Is there a particular touch/zone/move that he likes but that often doesn't receive any attention? Maybe you could combine it with some of his more established foreplay preferences.

3) I just got a Vornado personal room heater. It takes in the air of the room, heats it up, and recirculates…

3) Kitchen Aid Mixer and attachments (the ice cream maker is great), high thread count Egyptian cotton sheets, duvet, cover, shams, bed skirt, luxury hotel bath towels, Vitamix, or basically anything in the wedding registry area.

1.) Mutual masturbation? I think it's crazy hot to watch my man jerk off (and he loves watching me), so that's often what we do if we're still horny but too tired for another round of sex. It sounds way lamer than it is... Also for his birthday boner, I don't know much about your relationship so I'll just suggest you…

1) Two question in one! Extended sexy times and also a b-day present. On the first point, I would say generally that when you're ready to chill, chill. However, for that extra mile when you want to, are there things you can do that focus more on him than your usual activities and can allow you to be as involved or not…

Do you think he might be on the same page as you? You can always *take things slowly*.

I had this same kind of panic when things got serious with my boyfriend. I stressed about it until I freaked out on him that I was worried I'd feel trapped in the relationship and I'd never be able to travel or move new places. He was like uh, if you feel trapped, you can leave. And we can travel together. And if you…

I loved casual dating. LOVED CASUAL DATING. My rule is that if neither of us is in love then there's no point in being monogamous. And I also talk about our relationship goals before we get attached to each other, so that we don't commit and then realize we don't have long term potential. That works for me because…

Seth Rogen is no slouch though. His movies consistently perform well at the box office (minus maybe the one with Barbara Streisand) and when he gets a hit you're looking at close to 100 million in ticket sales: http://www.boxofficemojo.com/people/chart/?…

All three of them have traded on this story. The difference is that Aniston never talks about it anymore and despite that, no one will ever let her forget she was once married to Brad Pitt, while we all pretend Pitt moved on.