No one should ever ask for an invite? Of someone they went on a date with? I'm not sure if that's good advice. It's not rude at all to say, "Want to hang out? I could come over and bring X movie or Y food." A 3am invite is a different vibe—"Want to hang out? I could bring a movie ;)" (with subtext)—but I don't think…

...Is that a thing? (Letting your neighbors know about a party?) Even though I'm a few years out of college, I guess I internalized that mentality of "if it's a Friday or Saturday night, it's OK." Now I'm thinking back and wondering how much of an obnoxious neighbor I've been.

Jealous! I always read profiles about the skincare regimens of models/actresses who just use clean spring water and a good moisturizer. So fresh and low-maintenence.

Downy makes a wrinkle-removing spray that—bonus!—comes in a portable mini bottle version for when you're traveling. You just spray it over wrinkles, stretch out the fabric, and the wrinkle goes away. (It's basically water + diluted starch, if you want to make a cheaper version at home.)

Holy shit, right? I want to be married to Coach Taylor—and, coincidentally, have the personality/charm/hair of Tami Taylor—stat.

Yeah, the kid who did most of the talking in the 12-minute video that was all over the place the other day—a charmer named Michael Nodianos—is on an athletics scholarship to OSU. He's the one who tweeted about how she deserved to get urinated on. If OSU doesn't expel him, I have lost my faith in the school.

TEACHERS? Jeez. That's frightening.

So I've made a health-related New Year's resolution, which I've never done before. It's not something like "lose 30 lbs!" or "fit into a size six!" but more basic taking care of my body stuff, with goals around drinking more water and regular exercise.

I wish they had put in more raw supporting evidence for this. They created a file for all of the emails seized from the Asst. Coach's computer: why wouldn't they do the same thing for the text of the tips they received and the text messages they claim they know were sent?

That's a good point. But given the level of pooh-poohing of the incident that went on prior to this, I wonder if it's helping to negate the assumptions of "drunk girl had sex, regretted it" that she's been hit with from Steubenville residents.

Maybe the assistant coach was the father of a student? You might still say, "Then we went to Coach Murphy's house," even though Coach Murphy isn't home and you were invited by his high school-aged son.

OK, "feral" is the perfect way to describe Kristen's—look? expression? aura?

I adore.

The only thing I really love about them is that most of their dresses are 35+ inches long. Compare that to Urban or most other stores with cute patterned dresses? I love that I don't have to worry about my ass hanging out every time I'm walking around town.

I actually feel much more self-conscious in a one-piece than a bikini. I think it's because among people of my age group (early 20s), a one-piece is so rare that it draws more attention to your body than a two-piece would. I'm a fan of bikinis under a tank top at the start of the summer, when I'm pale, wearing a…

Who said that women who date abusive guys deserve beatings and it's an obligation for women to shave their legs? These guys did. Their answers to these questions are posted alongside their pictures. That's what "Nice Guys of OkCupid" is. Have you looked at the site that this article is about?

"Too nice" can encompass a lot of deficiencies. I use it when I think a guy isn't very funny or witty and I feel like I have to struggle to keep a conversation going. (When he asks for my number: "Listen, you seem nice, but...").

Yeah, 5'7 and 171 is unhealthy? I wouldn't have called that.

Weirdly, the detail that hit the most here was that image of her looking at an Hermes cuff in a magazine. It's probably a magazine I've picked up once or twice, like Vogue or Marie Claire or something, where I've looked at the pretty pictures or pretty people, read a new way to braid your hair, never looking at what…

Do you know my only reservations about the Nice Guys of OkCupid site? That when there—inevitably—becomes a much more objectifying version of women on there, people will say, "Women did it first!" and the majority of people won't see the difference. The future site, sporting pictures of women who are overweight,…