Is it weird that I found him sexier in the mask on the show? Because I found him sexier in the mask, on the show.
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Not only that, being late with no prior notice is a power play. It's the attempt to 'prove' that you're more powerful than the person you're meeting with by forcing them to wait to meet with you.
Yeah I too find it super attractive when a woman wears uncomfortable shoes that would make it virtually impossible for her to run away from me if she wanted to.
One day I overheard a girl yelling at a boy on the (pay)phone with the same name as my boyfriend. Being a one stoplight town, I was curious and asked her his last name. Turns out, she was yelling at her/my boyfriend. We hitchhiked to his house (with a super creepy dude) and upon knocking on the door, discovered he was…
This was not my proudest moment, but when I got dumped by a guy who had sworn eternal love just long enough to hook me and then stomp on my heart, I called a florist, had them cut the heads off a dozen long-stemmed roses and deliver the wrapped-with-a-ribbon box of stems to the asshole during a long business meeting…
I use an Android phone. Can I just have the hottie in the photo?
Local Chicago woman likes to scowl at all times, gives zero fucks if you find her unapproachable.
"That show is awkward because there's actually no reason for that character to be Indian."
"I don't really care what sector of society it shows." Of course you don't, when nearly every show has a white male protagonist of course you don't fucking care. Just like privileged people with the best healthcare don't care if we get universal health care or not. And rich people don't care that college tuition is so…
On Gawker this morning they mentioned that he also wrote a book called Rag Doll. Here's the summary on Amazon:
My dog figured out how to open the refrigerator on her own. I came home and she had completely cleared out $200 worth of groceries, and was lying on the kitchen floor surrounded by the remains of her kill, too stuffed to even get up and go hide under the bed. The butter tub was licked clean, literally everything…
I am vegetarian now. Congrats, Adam Levine. You did what PETA and Morrissey have failed to do for years.
Worst wedding was the dry Baptist wedding. It was so boring I'm still traumatized. It was my husband's cousin, and her dad wanted to have a signature drink and a small bar. That got nixed by the groom, who was about to start a career as a church music specialist (yes that's a thing, he has a master's degree for it and…
Why anyone beyond her immediate family cares about this girl's uterus is another, deeper mystery of American culture, one beyond the purview of a Friday-morning blog post.
That's a really important point. I don't want children and neither does my husband, but I know that I'd love a child I made with him more than I can possibly understand. There's no one in the world I'd rather have children with than him. But I don't want children. It's a nuanced thing, for sure, despite how it's…
The problem is, by saying you only feel sympathy for their children and not for these women stuck doing something they regretted, you're ensuring that women will continue to feel ashamed for having these feelings and they won't speak about this frankly to people close to them or anyone else, and will keep these…
Well, the other thing no one says is that just because you regret not having children doesn't mean you should have had children. I am ambivalent about having children and people who (for some reason) want me to have them always threaten me with "regret." I'm always asked, "What if you regret not having them?" The…
"I clearly remember making a joke when the girl said, 'What would you like.' I kiddingly said, 'I would like you to go with nothing on it.' "
My sister-in-law got one that was basically "Let's go see a movie in an hour." When she said she couldn't do it that night because we were having a family dinner, but she'd love to see a movie tomorrow, he said "I thought you were spontaneous" and "now you're showing your age." She's 36. He was 38.