dangerousswan
dangerousswan
dangerousswan

YES. I grew up in Texas. My parents are both from the north. I think they were a little horrified after I developed an accent. It's not strong, but I definitely twang a bit here and there and it used to embarrass me. But when I grew up and got a bit more of a sense of self I decided that I like a lot of things about

I'm a liberal green long-haired feminist hippie type and I used to be SUPER sexually attracted to shaved-head cocky overly-masculine military types. It lead to many terrible relationships.

Nah. I have a shellfish allergy and I live in south Louisiana so there's always tons of shellfish on any menu and there's a risk of cross-contamination. So if I'm eating somewhere and I see shellfish on the menu when I order something without shellfish I'll just tell the server about my allergy as an aside. It's

To be fair, this came from her livechat, where I assume she doesn't have as much time to research or consult with other people.

My boyfriend's super Catholic dad helped us move into our first apartment together, but to relieve his conscience he moved all my bedroom furniture into the second bedroom so that he could imagine we were living as roommates. We finished moving it into the master after he left.

Yeah! Don't worry about it. I definitely fall into the "too awkward to ask strangers to take my picture" camp. A few years ago a dude saw my boyfriend and I trying to get a selfie together at Mount Bonnell in Austin and offered to take our picture. It was a little awkward but its still one of my favorite photos!

I've always been a darker complected (a white person frequently mistaken for latina when I grew up in Texas), and my skin held up okay to a little sun, but I partnered up with a pale man who burns at the slightest suggestion of ultraviolet rays. Now my life is all giant umbrellas and SPF 1,000. But I guess its better

And not even your long term appearance. Skin that's been roasted in the sun over decades doesn't look so good in your 40s and 50s...

Word. I've got three of them that reappear irregularly on my face (but always in the same spots). I look obsessively for them and when I feel one start to grow there's always this horrifying first day when the hair is not QUITE long enough to pluck and I have a mental breakdown.

Man, I'm 30 and I've never gotten one either, but I've been in a relationship for the last five years. I should I count my lucky stars that I just missed the boat on dick pics? One time, in college, my boyfriend took naked Polaroids of each other because this was years before the iPhone, and we exchanged naked photos,

There's a whole cornucopia of options in the middle ground between "respectful" and "unsolicited dick pic."

I think there are a lot of dudes pretending to be women on the internet who like dick pics. And maybe some women too.

Yeah, that's the problem. My SO worked in fine dining for several years and made more money than I did for a few of those years (though I was making $30K a year at the time working as a newspaper reporter so it wasn't hard). But the money was super inconsistent and it made it difficult making ends meet some months

Yeah. My hair is long and thick. Even back in the scrunchie days of yore I had to wear a hair tie UNDER my scrunchie to make them feasible. No thank you.

I agree. I'm 30. Started to have serious hangover issues a few years ago. I still like drinking a few cocktails on the weekends (although I'm definitely past my SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS days), so I just learned to be super careful about remaining hydrated and I take a couple of packs of Emergen-C with my water for good

One of the things I hated most about being a teenage barista was when people insisted on soy milk in their cappuccinos or lattes. SOY MILK DOESN'T FROTH YOU FOOL.

Yeah, when I was a kid around this age we ran all over the neighborhood by ourselves and played in the drainage ditch a few blocks away, investigated a hobo camp in the nearby woods, rode our bikes a quarter of a mile down the street to the nearby snoball stand, etc. And this wasn't exactly the best neighborhood — I

I like a "husky" man myself... my boyfriend fits your definition, he's a broad shouldered dude who's generally in good shape, but thicker than average all around. But... should we really be getting into the getting into the "dude doesn't fit my definition of attractive cause he's TOO FAT" territory?? Really??

My boyfriend would tell you that's why you use a washcloth. So you don't get the soap all ass-y.

That's why you wash your face first and then work your way down to your junk.