I lost the trust of my older brother. I told him I wouldn't date his friends and then I dated his best friend behind his back. The problem is, too, that we had sex in his bed once.
Finally! This is the Obama we've been waiting for. That being said, I also think Romney held his own.
I've had a friend since 6th grade who drives everybody crazy. She's very judgmental and annoying to be around, and she doesn't ever think the problem is her. She was one of my closest friends, but everyone else in our group has dropped her.
I have been friends with a guy for a while now, and we've always gotten along fine and hang out often with a bunch of other friends.
My boyfriend of three years just had a falling out with one of his closest friends. I don't want to go into it here, but it was over something really stupid, neither of them will apologize and now they're not speaking. I want to help him mend it, but it seems like it's just making us fight.
• Channing Tatum will appear in the February 2012 issue of Details magazine. Shirtless, obviously. • There should definitely be an orgasm 101 class. Or you can just read this. • Hold onto your valuables, Lindsay Lohan has a new modeling job booked.
No matter how amazing your besties are, there are bound to be a few things they do that irk you a bit. Whether its always texting or being freakishly late to everything, even best friends roll through life a little bit differently. I think we are all entitled to some pet peeves, don’t you?
Dear Tuffy Love, I've been dating my current boyfriend for about a year and a half now. His mom and I have had a good, but sometimes strained, relationship. She has some resentment towards me for "taking her baby away"; you know, the usual mom-problems.
One of the hardest parts of being a friend to someone is actually being a friend to someone. It’s not like when we were little we were taught how to be a friend outside the realms of “sharing is caring.” There are certain sticky situations, like dealing with a friend in a bad or abusive relationship, where no how-to guide can instruct us how to be a true friend.
The biggest thing I've learned from being one half of a couple is that you have to pick your battles. Some things are just not worth the long-winded-argument-that-leads-to-door-slamming-and-silent-treatment.
Just when you think everything is fine on the Upper East Side those Archibalds toss some dude in the water and really throw you for a loop. And, of course, Vanessa is there to capture the entire thing on tape. Scandalous!
My boyfriend and I had our first fight the other day and it was harsh. I’m not any good at fighting; the second I sense confrontation I shrivel up inside. But what made this fight SO hard was the fact that it was dong long-distance.
You know, when you decide to live with a guy all you can think about is the good things. Like how you can go home to him after a long day at school, how you don't have to walk a mile to his dorm just to see him, how you'll never have to do the Walk of Shame again, etc. But then you move in... and things are great for awhile...until the fights break out.
After drowning my sorrows in 3 shots of tequila last night, my friends yelled at me to snap out of it. "You're out of college, woman. GET OVER IT." But how? How am I supposed to move on from the best 4.5 years of my life (of which, I an only really remember 2.25)? By focusing on all the downsides, of course!