Because men unfortunately will respect the fact that a man has claimed her, than he will respect a woman's right to say they aren't interested.

i thought you were obligated to give it back if it was a family heirloom...

I accidentally put my Ruby Woo in the dryer! Its a travesty. I honestly don't care about the clothes that were ruined, just my Ruby Woo...I've been sad about it for 2 weeks now and haven't had time to replace it. :(

I wasn't in a sorority, but my younger sibling was. I remember that she asked for David Yurman jewelry for her birthday. Rush was coming up and David Yurman was required as part of their dress code.

I live in Chicago and I had a friend meeting up with me at an El stop so we could go to brunch together after a night out. Apparently on his way to meet me, he puked in the area between train cars and then closed the door as if nothing had happened. There were a couple of families with young children in the train car…

holy shit. thats insane and awesome.

I really should try Five Guys again...when I was in college one opened in our small, college town. I swear it was the worst, most dry burger I've had all my life. I was super disappointed because everyone was trying to argue that it was better than In-N-Out (I grew up on the west coast), and I wanted to see what all…

So strange. I've only been in a Spencer's once and it was when I was young and had no idea who Kurt Cobain was, so even if I did see anything like that, I would have had no clue/interest in it.

The fact that it was a Spencer's Gifts is what makes this story the worst (for me, at least).

My college friend just got engaged to someone she met on Tinder. I think they met like 2 years ago?

Totally get that, but I would feel badly regardless of how much the other person didn't care if I ate meat. Maybe it would be something I had to get used to.

I would prefer the hunter (as long as he eats what he kills), but only because I have no desire to give up meat and dating a vegetarian would make me feel guilty every time I ate meat in front of him. Even if he didn't mind that I ate meat, I would still feel guilty as hell.

I've gone on too many dates with guys who I want to give a chance despite their lack of a degree, and I find that I have nothing in common with them. Maybe its that people with a degree are (usually) driven and have career goals, and I like goal-oriented people. I don't really mind what the degree is in, just as long…

Tagalongs>thin mints

Tinder will show if you have any friends in common or whatever, but its not exclusively people that you have in common on fb. Hinge is good (so far) because 90+% of my facebook friends are at the very least college educated and somewhat intelligent. Therefore, I can safely assume that their friends might be too. Its…

This 1000% could be a rom-com. But the "twist ending" would be that the girl doing the dating site for her friend would be a better match even though the guy and her friend TOTALLY make sense on paper.

Im on Hinge as of a couple days ago, and it seems better (for me at least). It matches you with your fb friends' friends and 3rd degree connections. So for the most part its people that you might actually associate with since they're friends of friends.

This 1000% could be a rom-com. But the "twist ending" would be that the girl doing the dating site for her friend would be a better match even though the guy and her friend TOTALLY make sense on paper.

This 1000% could be a rom-com. But the "twist ending" would be that the girl doing the dating site for her friend would be a better match even though the guy and her friend TOTALLY make sense on paper.

This 1000% could be a rom-com. But the "twist ending" would be that the girl doing the dating site for her friend would be a better match even though the guy and her friend TOTALLY make sense on paper.