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I really love this placement on the sidebar thing:

As Americans we're programed from birth to be consumers. We must be the only society that owns so much crap that it won't even fit in our houses. I can't drive 5 miles without passing at least two storage rental places.

I do the cash-only thing too. I usually will give myself a limit, like I can spend this much this weekend. Once it's gone, that's it.

Please accept an Internet hug from someone who started sobbing at the Apple Store because she thought her dad's voicemails were lost forever. :(

When the shit goes down cash will be worthless pieces of paper, man.

Same. Apart from #11 I have none of these. Although, I have a stalker letter I'm holding on to in case the cops need it. Does that count as a love letter?

I agree with everything except #1. Not to take this point too literally, but I feel that if you're angry enough to throw away, burn or shred a love letter, then just let them be thrown away for good. No apologies.

Oh! And my Go Bag came in super handy when I left that psycho, too :-) $585, passport, 3 days of clothes

My husband was also my high school sweetheart for 3 years, and back in the day he was a super prolific love letter writer - 5-8 page letters, written on scrolled paper & tied with red ribbons - they were FANTASTIC. We broke up & went our separate ways for 10 years, during which time I married another [really horrible]…

Things You Should Have In Your Closet By The Time You Are 30:

I did have love letters. Lots of them. At some point I imposed some organization- one manila envelope for each major relationship. Shortly after I married, at age 31, I decided that I wouldn't want my future child to find these letters after my future death, so I disposed of them. I plunked them right in the…

I can't see or hear anything about him that doesn't result in me immediately thinking of this:

He's not Satan. He's the guy who lets Satan give him a rim job.

There are plenty of people who are disabled who have nobody to care for them. No family. No spouse. Does that seem like an ideal situation? Of course not. Do people with disabilities make it work? Most do. That's what humans do. We cope with the shit life hands us. Suggesting someone with a disability is "subservient"…