If someone has commitment issues, you won't be able to make them love you and only you in time. You'll always be wondering if they love their ex.

No. Since what I think of myself matters, I am definitely being very reasonable. At least I don't name myself after creepy crawly creatures. I'm probably older than you, too.

Oh, so now I'm fucking unreasonable now?!

Hello, Dan Savage.

I love my nephews, but it is not my job to put them to bed.

I know it was not my fault. Thank you for that, at least. Yes, it was a guy.

No, he does not. It's too bad that his column has gone downhill in the past 20 years.

I was never a fairytale type of girl, I don't think. That stuff should never have worked on me.

He did not say why he would use the word "most" instead of "all." He could lat least acknowledge that these sort of women do exist by using his words. He's a columnist. He should know that his words do have power.

I don't care about his fucking word limit. He could at least acknowledge that not all women are fucking insane. Just because he has limited experience with women doesn't mean he can say whatever he wants.

Some people are childless, and others are childfree.

From Letter #1: "and most sane women view early, impulsive proposals as red flags."

That might be true in her case. All I know is that she met this guy on Reddit, rushed to live with him in Vegas after a couple of months, and had enough after a few months. I even told her that he was controlling, unfortunately from my own experience. While it's obviously not her fault that he is abusive, I think it…

And everything that I would like to be?

I know someone online who wants to get almost right back into dating after ending an abusive relationship which included manipulation and control. (the guy wouldn't let her take extra painkillers since she "should" only take 2-3 a day) Then again, she had to live with her ex for a few months after she ended their…

So you agree with me. I disagree with calling this guy by his "pup name." That just is creepy and icky.

Yeah, I can understand what you're saying. However, if I knew that Spike was his "pup name," I would feel very weird about it personally. I am not your (or a) dog, and neither are you.

Thanks.

I would still refuse to call him that in the workplace, though. It's not the place for characters.

I agree. That analogy does not work for me, either. Don't bring your sex life into the workplace.