The new Match.com ad featuring a pair of sweater-wearing, musical strangers who start singing to each other in a thrift shop is too dorky-cute for me not to comment on. I'll even go as far as to say I would consider trying out the site just under the pretense that I, too, could meet a cute indie-rocker boy of my "impulsive" dreams. No, I'm
“From the moment I saw you walk in with Jen, I wondered what it would be like to fuck you.” What do you even say to that? I mean, yeah, I’m so jaded as to believe all men undress every woman they meet and imagine what it would be like to have their way with them. Hell, I know the first thing I do when I meet a guy is check out his junk. But
The primary difference with dating when it comes to men and their success (or lack thereof) is the fact that they are either a nice guy or a bad boy. Humans have always tended to fit into one of two categories: hunter or gatherer. When you look at it from this perspective, I would say that nice guys are the gatherers. They take the scraps
Announcing to the world that I am polyamorous was a stressful decision. In order to meet like minded people, I started researching to branch out of what I thought was Midwest conservatism. Yes, that is right, this girl actually Googled "poly dating" to figure out how to do it. All my questions led me to realize that finding a person to date was
Saturday Night Live this weekend had the opportunity of a lifetime as beard-tastic host Zach Galifianakis took over hosting duties. He is exceptionally funny, as you undoubtedly already know if you are reading this, and his beard is something I want around 24/7. Unfortunately he blatantly chose to ignore my (and my fellow beardophiles')
Being a girl, I know how women think (duh!). I know what we want to hear and how we want a situation to work out. But having a primary partner in my life and with my closest friends being all guys, I have become aware of just how oblivious men are to what women really want in regards to one thing…. Sex. I’ve written articles before
It never ceases to amaze me when friends that have been in relationship (or in and out of relationships) for years tell me that they are unsatisfied with their sex life. The discussions always lead down the same road….. That things have gotten boring. So in an effort to spice things up for all of you, my friends and readers; it is time to
Our newest East Coast contributor, Brooke, is living the life. She has a fun media job and a city of millions (of singles) as her playground. Recently Time Out New York featured her in their newest singles section, highlighting her super sexiness, and we decided we wanted to go along on this crazy trip with her! Take it away Brooke! Before 7:00
Since announcing to the world, via NerdyPerv, that I was polyamorous, I felt a sense of relief. Most of my friends knew but there were those who didn’t. After the article went up, I found myself sitting down with my friends and family, one by one, to tell them. I got all sorts of responses: Why? Does it make you happy? Whatever
Near the end of the 2009 I was doing something I never imagined possible. I was juggling work, social events, and two guys. It never crossed my mind that someone like me, a girl who never had a date in high school and barely saw a man’s neither region in college, would ever have the chance to do. I say chance, because even at the time I was
