Love

The next time you or someone you know is describing someone you are/might soon be going out with – presenting the obvious cons, explaining the history behind why this is probably a bad idea, saying things like “I mean I would normally never go out with someone like this” – and then you/they/someone eaves-dropping from the next table says, “well – you know – beggers …

I haven’t seen Rachel in 4 or 5 months but there’s no question in my mind that she’s dating someone.  She’s always dating someone.  In the 12 — wow has it been that long … — years I’ve known her she’s only not been dating someone for a few months at a time — and even then she has a prospect.  It’s important to note that …

Skipping TextfromLastNight Tuesdays because this just could not wait. (Chris and Molly deserve full credit for concept).  Mom — eye muffs. It started (something) like so: Chris – do you think people do or do not count halvsies as sex? Me in my head – what is halvsies…why don’t I know…have I done it…has it been done to me…how can I get out of this conversation, …

You hear this scenarios from time to time: Someone’s been in a relationship for 4, 5, maybe 6 years — a relationship that’s spanned some serious developmental time (i.e. college to post-grad) such that most people in their adult life have never known them outside of that relationship; it’s much of what defines them.  Now they’re fairly certain this person is right for them — …

This trumps Thursday First Dates. Thanks to your many comments (and criticisms?) Tall Pale speaks! Tall Pale here. First off, two big thank yous; one to Jessie to posting this story, and one to those of you who have commented. It’s good to see what people’s thoughts are on this, aside from the many lovely ladies I spoke with on this very topic over (too …

The past two “She Posts/He Posts” posts have helped us hash out some of the most important issues of the modern dating scene — issues like Do Guys Really Want a Little Crazy? and Does Not Now Mean Not Ever? But this time — this time the question is bigger than one man can handle in 500 words or less.  This time, as Lauren said …

Now we’ve got a nice groove going. Some TFLN’s are funny because they’re gross — others because they’re pathetic and 99% because you’ve been there, texted that.   But this one is funny in that ha-shit-good-point-now-what-else way… (585): i’m in his bathroom *freshening up* and he not only has a hairdryer… but a straightener. get me out of here… NOW Here, in my opinion, is …

I just got off the red-eye from LA after a four day business slash pleasure trip. For the business portion I stayed at The Mondrian on Santa Monica Blvd. For the pleasure half I stayed with a friend I once..no I think twice?…oh right there was that….yep, four times swore I would never be friends with again. Yes – there’s a helluva story there. No …

I warned you. Last night’s episode of NYC Prep was, as Nora emailed at 2am, “a gem.” Many, many moleskin-note-jotting events occurred between our cast of pubescent (I know, but I just like that work) Manhattan tycoons. But as Brian complained last week, “an entire blog post on a tv show?!” — not quite my style. Instead I’ll cheap out with an entire post based …

The series holds strong with a 2nd post following last week’s format. Here are some thoughts loosely based on a Text from Last Night Text: (515): I wish facebook had an eff off button. Yes — agreed on multiple levels. And while we’re at it, why not also the following: A “used to date” feature The other day Geanna and I positively wracked our brains …