I hated it, too. I was about seven when my younger sister died, and we got the book. I thought the pictures were pretty, but it just seemed so simplistic and childish (and I was a snotty little turd who thought I was SO SMART) that I read it only to please my mom.

"Principle" v. "principal". It should be the second instead of the first :)

I really like OkCupid, and I use it to make friends when I move to a new place. It's nice to have a bunch of information right there, and know what a person is looking for. It's especially nice for non-straight people, because unless you really want to hang around gay events and bars, it can be a real challenge to…

I always check the questions. Sometimes, we have a really low match score because they've answered like, three questions and two of them disagree on things that I really don't care about. I also feel like questions tell you more about the user than their profile, which they may have edited and polished multiple…

If you have Gmail, you can go into the Labs option and install a little "Unsend" widget that allows you to unsend an email for about 15-30 seconds after you send it. :D Not perfect, but pretty good!

I used to be one of those people that was like, "Whatever, breakups just aren't that big of a deal. Oh no, your boyfriend dumped you! You'll have a new one in a week, so what do you care?"

Eee, that was my story! I'm glad someone else remembers my sad pee towel time. :D

Nah, I don't mind at all. I actually think it's kinda cute, unless it's one of those things where the person has a really unhealthy attachment to it.

I was The Weeper once. It was with this guy that I'd been hooking up with from Craigslist. I actually really liked him - he was so good-looking, really funny, and had this crazy confidence and sensuality about him that made sleeping with him really fun. He was pretty adventurous, and he was often getting me to try…

Haha, admittedly, they released that statement when the movie was made, not in response to Reid's statement, but it's a good question nonetheless.

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I liked that, until I realized that I don't fit that criteria! I don't have any books, really. Not because I don't read, but because I move a lot, and books take up a lot of space and are heavy. I have Kindles, and I'm a doctoral student, so I definitely read, but I just don't keep much of it at my apartment.

Don't worry, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association already debunked that. Our national weather scientists have senses of humor.

My sister got an IUD, and I was like, "Let me come with you, just in case you aren't feeling well afterwards,". Her doctor said she could probably return to work afterwards, and she agreed as a safety precaution, but really thought it would be unnecessary.

I know it's probably kind of bitchy of me, but in cases like this guy's, I am completely unmoved by crying children, especially very young ones. They cry over a bunch of things that aren't that important, like the cup being the wrong color, the shirt sleeves not rolling up, or because they want something they can't…

I disagree. Some people just don't like farting, and that doesn't make them uncomfortable with themselves/their partner or immature. Different people have different standards of what's a private moment and what isn't, and I think it's okay to be embarrassed.

Aww, thank you. It's nice to hear sometimes. I'm trying to me less neurotic :)

I posted below that I feel similarly to you! You are definitely not alone (I sometimes want sex, sometimes enjoy it, but it's work).

I may be a prudish person sometimes, but a lot of those things do sound pretty unsexy. They aren't mandatory parts of sex (use a condom to contain that semen!), but some things can't be helped. If you fart, that might be embarrassing or smelly, and while you can laugh it off, it can also be a bit of a buzzkill if…

I know I am the most stereotypical nerd ever, but I kind of love that kind of fashion. Puffy shirts and lace-up pants: wheee! Weird, floaty clothes! I never wear them, but I enjoy them a lot.