I've been the one moving into someone else's space before. It really only becomes a problem if the person whose space it was originally still thinks of it as *theirs*. I don't mind living with someone else's decorating or furnishings. But one day I broke the couch and suddenly have to hear about how *I* messed up…

Not expecting effort to be equal or even "fair" and doing work together is key. When cleaning or cooking together, for example, you can both see the other working and can appreciate the effort put into the task. That said, there will always be one person who does more work around the apartment or has more time to…

that's why you both need a joint account AND a personal account. You don't want or need to know each others' personal vices. If you keep your personal indulgences private, she'll never find out you spent $300 on a Star Wars Boba Fett action figure and you don't need to know she spent $300 on her purse.

On the money issue, the solution I came up with when living with a significant other is to have a joint checking account to which we both contribute a fixed amount each month. All shared expenses (rent, utilities, etc) are paid through the joint account. If we have anything left over we keep in our personal…

True. I think machines should be used for flossing. I got the Airfloss from philips and it does a pretty good job with a lot less bulk than the waterpik and little effort. It shoots bursts of air/water mist between the teeth to flush out whatever is in there, and it works with just a teaspoon of water. Probably…

i think he did it right. you're supposed to put "VOTE: Best Exercise Headphones" at the top of the post. They will probably use some computer program to scan for that text so they know which posts are votes and which are responses.

One more thing, I definitely abused these headphones. i've worn these things through the rain and snow and jam them into my pocket every morning and afternoon (before/after work). When I get home i toss them into a drawer or leave them out while my cat plays with them. I've shoved them into suitcases and backpacks…

I hate earbuds or any "in-ear" type headphone you have to stick into your ear canal. They're uncomfortable, and they never stay in place for me. Anytime I wear them I either have to keep my head perfectly still or they will flop out every 5 minutes. I really hope some of these results include non-earbud styles.

They're clip on headphones that rest on top of your ear. They're the best because they do a decent job blocking out bakground noise while staying firmly clipped onto your ear while jogging or moving around. The retractable cord is great because it means you don't spend the first ten minutes of your workout…

I'm all for direct distribution of games, e.g. by downloading from Sony, but what makes sense from a customer perspective doesn't always make sense from a producer's perspective. Sony might even make more money per game by selling games directly online without the added overhead of shipping and retail margins that go…

the water squirt gun was the dumbest gimmick ever. MArio Sunshine had some really cool puzzles and levels, and the graphics were sunny and bright, but the stupid backpack was ugly and I couldn't "buy it". I can buy a lot of the preposterous things in mario games, but the talking squirting backpack was just a bit too…

awesomely pixellated

and you can accept your mans body As it is.

Live in best friends wouldn't be so bad if you can get your jollies elsewhere.

ifkid you're gonna ask for monogamy, you should be willing to satisfy your partners needs even if your libido doesn't match theirs. if not, don't expect them to be monogamous.

Yes! Thank you. If sex really isn't a big deal then people should be ok with "openness" in the relationship I. the non-monogamous sense.

Yes. Honesty is the beat policy, but really mismatched libidos don't need to be discussed because It's obvious when someones libido doesn't match yours. Eventually someone will look outside of the relationship for sex and the situation will resolve itself.

How about women acknowledge that sex isnt always a conditioned cultural phenomenon and is often just a biochemical reaction in a guys brain?

I think most women get hSDD eventually. The stats may not back me up yet, but as we recognize these disorders the science will catch up

Men don't define what enough or normal sex is because they just want it all the time. each guy has his own lower limit of what is the minimum acceptable amount of sex they will have before they leave you.