Doesn't like Frozen, Either

I think dating within 5-10 years of you age is fine. But if some 40 year old bro isn't willing to consider a 45 year old gal, he needs his car to be keyed.

So you just felt like being a fucking douche to someone this morning? Is that it?

Thank you.

Because that 2-3 years is the tipping point for me. I would devote the time and attention to a relationship, IF I wasn't already certain that in 2-3 years I would either have to a) give up an opportunity elsewhere to stay here, or b) have the person I'm in the relationship with relocate with me, possibly without a job…

There is "don't want to commit because you are some douchebro just looking for NSA sex," and "don't want a relationship because it wouldn't work out anyway, given the realities of your career." Totally different. And I find it hard to begrudge someone the second one.

Same. I think this data is more to this point:

Plus at this point, if a man is unattached after age 30 it's usually because he doesn't want to commit.

I think the data skews toward an older demographic: I'd like to see what happens when we look at data from just 20 something guys and 20 something gals. And early 30s.

40 year olds? AKA Gen Xers?

This. One of my aunts (at 50!) is doing this now. It is hella annoying. Especially when she tries to give me advice on "how to attract females" (yes, she actually says that). Apparently she thinks I'm that shallow. Or the way she spins it: "you can get attractive females, if you try."

Dude. DUDE.

For those of you keeping score: a beer company has been braver (or savvier) about taking a stand for women than Cover Girl.

*cries*

Wait why are you in the greys? You shouldn't be grey. Were you in the greys before?

Get your CPA and learn to say "proper application of tax avoidance guidelines." Solid upper 5 figures a year abound in the midwest. Coastals can see low-mid 6s.

The New York that is on display in "Friends" really died sometime in the late 1980s, after the first wave of gentrification. And Manhattan never really became a lower-income area anyway, it just lost enough value that middle class and "mildly rich" whites could stand it.

Is this a tie in to a movie, or a reunion of the show? It feels like this needs to do that. Otherwise, ????

I'm not sure if it will ever get tiring to rip on Chris Brown.

Just.... wow. I'm speechless. This is both an incredible stroke of ingenuity, and genuinely one of the most half assed attempts at creating tools of warfare... maybe ever.