Now we know where to move to, I guess.

My current partner proved his worth by pulling the exact right reference book off his personal shelves when I wondered aloud about something. #nerdswoon.

I agree. I once started a sentence on a date with, “Have you read...?” and he said, “Let me stop you right there. I don’t read.”

Because of course you have to have the exact right shade of lavender.

I have been a bridesmaid four times (MOH twice), I am 35 and unmarried, and if I have to do it again, that will totally be me.

Even though she’s a supporting character, Octavia has my absolute favorite line in the whole movie. She is just delightful. Yay for her!

I’m glad you showed a real tankini and not those BS ones that left two inches of space for all of one’s fat to fall out, thus entirely defeating the purpose. They also made it possible to easily go to the bathroom while wearing a swimsuit.

Also because it was a woman over 40 in an evening gown.

Sarah Silverman’s long whistle is probably the most impressive thing I’ve ever seen her do (and I’m a fan, that was just really well done).

I clicked on this thinking it was going to annoy me and it was totally delightful. I am one of those people who cannot imagine wedding planning, homeownership, or child-rearing because there is now so much competitive decorating involved. A friend once had a party where she put a different knob on every cabinet and…

Thank you for this. I was this person for a very long time, and, to be honest, continued to be this person even when I entered a relationship, because being perpetually single (and only mildly unhappy about it, because my life was pretty full on my own) has been part of my identity for so long. I just took the first…

Controversy aside, that book was terrible. Also, not the kind of content you want to deal with in some kind of feel-good movie. It would be like making “Room” into a musical.

Honestly, women in my field get asked that question all the ****ing time, and that is a great answer.

My response would be: if you want that kind of information, you might want to sit through a daily intelligence briefing once in awhile.

I dunno, it looks like a cross between Date Night (which was good) and Guilt Trip (which would have been good without Barbra). I’d watch it.

A teen in my community did the same thing, and I was pissed. I’d shared her story widely, hoping to wake up our un-woke neighbors, and now I look like an idiot.

This headline made my day.

She was also not presented as a “babe” in most of the show. She was a normal looking woman in normally fitting clothes, which I know was more true in 90s sitcoms to start, but I remember the one time they “sexed her up” for some harebrained scheme the dress had long sleeves and went to the floor. She was pregnant on…

I support your right to hate Seinfeld. It’s not for everyone. But can we at least acknowledge/celebrate that Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s character was a single woman with no real interest in getting married, who had sex all the time with no dramatic consequences, and who had plotlines associated with her actually having a…

Thank you! If one more person posts on FB about how they paid for someone else’s coffee at Starbucks to make the world kinder I am going to lose my f***ing mind.