Recently I rejoined the world of online dating. after taking a brief hiatus of dating all together I figured it would be good to cannonball into the sea of men that were clearly dying to meet me. So I did, and this is what I found in my inbox; Hey what’s going on? I like … Continue reading
I received a message from Professor Snooze-Fest when I was originally on a brief dating hiatus. I had decided to take a break after several discouraging incidents in a row – name calling, a polite (and much appreciated) “no, thank you,” and an inappropriate message request – but returned as always to the online dating … Continue reading
Every girl does it at some point. They draft a text they want to send to a guy and then spend the next four hours analyzing it to make sure it’s absolutely perfect in every way, doesn’t have any un-intended subtext (while still having all the right intended subtext), and ensures that a response will … Continue reading
At one point or another, every couple has an argument that spurs into a fight that leads to one or both parties feeling angry. But today is “Kiss and Make Up Day.” “Today celebrates the fact that kissing and making up is the best part of an argument (especially where lovers are concerned), and sometimes … Continue reading
Hey, remember that time I had three margaritas and slept with a member of my therapy group? Oh, I never told you about that one? Well sit back, relax, and prepare to hear how my life got flipped, turned, upside down. I was four sessions deep when he joined. He walked in and I just … Continue reading
After a slew of dates that went nowhere, several weekends out with the best friend, and an overwhelming feeling of despair in regards to my dating life, I decided to call it quits and spend some time drinking wine on my couch… alone. Whether you think of dating as a marathon or a sprint doesn’t … Continue reading
Today is Bad Poetry Day. “Bad Poetry Day encourages you to give it a go anyway by putting pen to paper and writing some terrible verse. If you’re feeling particularly cruel, you could read your bad poetry to friends, family and colleagues; hopefully they’ll enjoy good poetry more in the future!” Naturally, this makes me think … Continue reading
