Eeech. Been down that road. FWB is as difficult as romance. Just get yours and get out!

(*hint, hint: guys this prepared don't want you to call back.) You=regular Friday night

Yeah, I read it the same way. That these were for guys to keep on hand in their house. But yeah, I'd feel the same. On the one hand, it's only kind and polite to offer something, on the other hand, he's revealing he's a total hunter. Not that you weren't also, there's just...

I read it as the dude keeps them in store for his "guests"... What a gentleman!

Ooof! Was walking by Lincoln Center just before these guys showed up. It's coooold out! I will never understand how women can where such gowns when it's Freeeezing out!

As much as I want to like this, this is pretty insufferable.

I agree with you $7m doesn't seem to be that much in debt considering the level she was operating on. Maybe she wouldn't go to her boyfriend for money, but it seems strange that she wouldn't go to him for support, and he must have known how depressed she was.

That's not what I was saying. Women who have faced their fears of either having or not having babies don't usually feel the need to say stupid shit like: "Babies, tumors, same thing, yuck!"

I find these attitudes most frequently out of the mouths of young women who are too either too scared to face a decision whether they want/don't want them or want to impress the boys with how independent they are.

Waaaaah! I have to live in a world where my natural superiority isn't taken for granted! Waaaaaaahhhh!

Ehh, I see them being cast in a car commercial - like a hybrid or something with pumping house music behind.

Seems like proms and school dances are only really popular in smaller places. Big cities have them, but the students are like "meh" when it comes to the whole "Aww, who you gonna go with to Praahmmm?"

It's not that you might be wrong, it's that you are. That is not true.

72% of the U.S. population, according to the 2010 U.S. Census is white also and yet we at least try to remember there are other people living here.

No, it's not something to be ticked off about... It's honestly the norm here. Most relationships here at least begin non-exclusively. If, at any point, you feel that the other person might want to be exclusive, all you have to do is break it off. There are enough people around that you can just move on to someone new…

And I might add that for many professions you have to start much earlier than 22

Well... as long as your new man has an ass, I guess that makes me pretty happy

I feel sad for you :-(

"I wanted to sleep with someone who was actually respectful and could hold a conversation. I had less luck there."

:-( The ass-less man makes me feel sad.