I have found that I write the best when someone has either pissed me off or amazed me with their sheer stupidity. In this case, it was sheer stupidity, unfortunately. I was browsing through the Q&A section of the site when I stumbled upon a question by some blatant retard who wondered if there was some kind of anatomy difference between big women and slim women that caused the larger of the two to be really “horny” and “freaky.” Initially, I wondered just how big of a dumbass actually pondered whether the anatomy of two women was different, but after … Read More

I understand the pain of cheating and knowing that your spouse or significant other went to someone else. I fully understand that. I also realize that the wife who has been cheated on immediately becomes the victim, and no one's pain or hurt compares to hers. Personally, I'm not one for people crying "victim," but whatever works for you. However, what I see too often is that the wife/girlfriend doesn't realize or doesn't want to accept the fact that the mistress often loves, cares about, or at least has feelings for her husband/boyfriend. Only on rare, rare occasions is there no … Read More

I have been wanting to blog about something that has been really gnawing at me for the past few days...I want to know (in your opinion) if deleting a profile on a social-networking site or having access to your partner's page helps or hurts a relationship. A female coworker and I cornered a male coworker of ours last week and grilled him about a few things, including deleting his MySpace and Facebook profiles...We'll start out with some background: So, this guy is kind of a "ladies man," he's attractive, fit, intelligent, and has a good career. He has dated tons … Read More

I am going to make an attempt at writing a post that includes affair-proofing your marriage or relationship, and tips on how to catch or confirm that your man is cheating. Watch: How To Catch a Cheater
First and foremost, know your partner. If you don't spend much time with your partner, if you don't simply lounge on the couch or talk to one another regularly, you need to. Silence is one of the biggest relationship killers that I've experienced, you need to verbalize what's going on in your relationship, not only with one another, but talk about work, talk about … Read More