Addiction is a terrible, horrible thing no one should be idolizing. Seeing someone you love waste away and give up on everything is devastating. Anyone glamorizing additction as anything but tragic needs a reality check.

I asked my coworker, Tim Brady, what he thought about Trump and his plans for Muslims, and he told me to get the fuck out of his cubicle. Also I’m not a reporter. Can I still have $100?

It's because her ex Reggie Bush played for the saints.

Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, and Adam Levine’s dynamic makes me uncomfortable.

When I met Norman Reedus there was no biting. Just polite conversation and he was sweet as pie.

I suspect I may be their intended customer (professional woman, mid-30s, fond enough of simple sweaters to have half The Limited in my wardrobe), and I never shop at J.Crew. It’s not one sweater. It’s that everything in the store seems incredibly overpriced for what it is, and the brand hasn’t done much to highlight…

Not just warm, but daaaaaaaaaaamp.

You captured it so perfectly, I feel like I was there.

Sure.

She’s right. He could give a shit. And does give a shit. Many shits.

Not with cameras rolling anyways.

The bar is low.

Ralph Peters’ rant gave me actual anxiety. He actually believes people want to go to war...AGAIN.

Step 1: buy slippers whenever you see them

I’ve unfriended at least one person over continued requests to make the mermaid tail blanket. If people want one that badly they need to either learn to knit/crochet or just buy one.

The problem with those lovely cream colored chunky blankets is that if I got one, it would never be washed and therefore would get Dog hair and cat hair and pizza sauce and cat pee and Chinese food sauce, and pot sticker sauce, and tikka masala sauce and white wine and red wine and vomit and period blood all over it…

I’d be afraid my cat would try to kill it. Or make it his sex toy.

I came across one tip that suggested emailing your boss and asking for feedback. This way, there’s evidence that you put in effort to improve yourself, but it also gives them a chance to air any grievances and get to the root of the problem without outrightly blaming them for undermining you. Of course, how well this…

I think you might have stopped reading halfway through, because we devoted an entire section to taking care of your own needs and how important it is that you speak up about your feelings. No one ever said it’s your fault for choosing to be hurt:

Thank you for the article. I have been diagnosed with depression and its been hard for me to explain to my spouse exactly what we will be dealing with together and individually. Even if everything in the piece does not apply it still gives us a place to start.