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    Have you considered therapy? A counselor could help you with calming techniques or refer you to a psychiatrist if medication is necessary. I know people who have gone through anger management training and emerged much less aggressive.

    I think it is actually the number one comedy in the U.S.

    I'm so, so sorry! I would be beyond pissed if one of my siblings hurt my parents like that.

    I am a nanny and I can tell you that your daughter is not alone in her exploits. I take care of a two yearl-old girl and her six-year old brother and he once pushed over her high chair when I was getting something out of the fridge. I turned around when I heard the crash and he said, "She fell down!" The creepiest

    Of course your ex is a dick, that's why he's an ex. I bet you are better off without him and things will turn around soon.

    Being compassionate does not mean living with someone who makes you this upset. Propping him up will not teach him to support himself. I know it's hard to feel like the bad guy, but get rid of him!

    You need to have a conversation with just the roommates. If it was just you who had a problem with this guy that would be different, but when two out of three roommates don't like someone, majority rules. If that doesn't work, get a lock for your door and avoid them both.

    It could just as easily be random.

    That sucks. Have you had a frank conversation about your concerns?

    I think it is great that you care so much about your kids, but I think you overestimate the effect your divorce would have on them. I have many friends whose parents divorced without hurting them in the long run. You can be a better dad if you are happy and setting the example of living an honest life. How does

    You seem like a kind, understanding person. How have you not found a partner?

    In Latin "acne" means "point" or "top," kind of like acme.

    But he's going beyond helping his MiL to help others with the same illness. Someone who was acting purely out of self-interest wouldn't take the time and effort in this way.

    Maybe it's just the hair, but I'm getting Amanda Knox vibes from those vacant stares.

    How long before his publicist gets involved and claims his Twitter was hacked?

    I would be vague about your dating past until you get closer with someone. It doesn't sound that weird to say you've never had a serious relationship, especially if you've been more focused on school, work, travel, hobbies, friends, family, etc. But you don't want to come across as insecure, just because you haven't

    Try not to let her get to you. (Easier said than done I know.) She sounds immature. Who throws temper tantrums at work? Maybe you can take up a hobby or go out with some friends to take your mind off her. Wallowing and obsessing over what happened won't make things better though.

    Please, don't hurt yourself because of this rejection. I know it hurts. I've been dumped too and it is really hard not to doubt yourself. But you are so much more than someone's ex. I hope you have some good friends who can help you through this! If not, take extra good care of yourself. Get lots of sleep and treat

    I totally get that you need support, but he has shown that he is not willing/able to be that person for you. Do you have other friends you can lean on? Or maybe the hospital can put you in touch with a support group. I hope you find good people to help you through this hard time!

    I'm so sorry about what you went through. What a horrible system. Mediation with a rapist? So wrong. The way these schools want to brush sexual assault under the rug reminds me of the way the Catholic Church dealt with clergy abuse. Rapists are criminals who belong in court. (Not that courts have a perfect record