Because destroying your own credit is always a positive for the future

It's a brilliant set

Speaking as an attorney, I hope to dear God Stuck didn't give written consent to the Baby Daddy moving in. Assuming no consent was given, there is likely to be legal grounds for evicting the Baby Daddy—which should provide negotiation leverage for Stuck to force the Ex to either move out, or have Baby Daddy pay for…

For person number 1: As someone who moved 350+ miles within six months for a person and was dumped a few months later: Find a way to remove yourself from the situation. You made foolish choices due to hormones and inexperience. Own that, and then look for options to get yourself away from the situation.

Big fan of the column! I don't always agree, but I always have a good time reading it.

Sadly my boner does give off a siren call. Many a Greek ship has crashed into the front gate of my apartment complex. Which is weird given that I don't live on the water.

Hey all, Harris was on a really great episode of Rebel FM recently if you'd like to get a little more medicine from the doctor :)

In fairness: he could also mean "I want to keep you around in case this other thing doesn't work," but I'm giving the benefit of the doubt here.

thinking back on it makes it sound like a duff comedy

To this day I have never forgotten the Master Pancake Theatre's riff of this film.

I will scream danger zone, sploosh and holy shit snacks during the whole weekend. Also, do you think Burt Reynolds would be available for the weekend?

"I like to go for other kinds of shock value: zip lining, tank riding, ATV riding, bungee jumping — basically anything with an adrenaline rush that you probably wouldn't do at home or with your significant other."

I just want to tell you how much I appreciate this, as a woman who wants to find a male partner and runs into this crap all the time, even with men who are genuinely good people. It is so disheartening—it honestly makes me think I might end up without a partner, because I really just cannot stand living with the…

Sigh. And some men just find it a turn off. I was not-so-coyly asking a more conservative coworker of mine how he would feel if a woman (*cough* me) asked him out, and he said that it could be done in a good way, but, generally, he thought it was his duty as a man to take the risk of rejection.

lmao you think all the messages women get on sites like okcupid is some kind of perk to being a woman in the dating pool, as if even 10% of those aren't just unsolicited dick picks/"wanna fuck"/sad duckie wannabe.

Is it OK that she's hanging out with this guy, knowing that he wants to get in her pants? Well, a lot depends on how she's feeling about the situation. Perhaps he's able to separate his attraction from their friendship enough to make it tolerable for her to continue being his friend. Perhaps she's ignoring his crush…