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Category Archives: Unsolicited Advice
The cow is not for sale.
I don’t generally write much about “the sex†in this space, aside from the occasional Chuck Grassley/boobies joke, because, among other reasons, several of my colleagues—and, god knows, by this point, probably my mother—read this blog, so, really. But my … Continue reading
Posted in Sexytime, Unsolicited Advice
Tagged dating, Oprah, race, relationships, sex, Steve Harvey, Women
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In defense of Twitter
Recently, a colleague stopped following me on Twitter because, he says, keeping up with my feed is “emotionally exhausting.†Others have panned the practice as banal, self-indulgent, time-consuming or narcissistic. And then there’s this video, which successfully, and hilariously, paints … Continue reading
Posted in Unsolicited Advice, Video
Tagged banality, Facebook, social media, social networking, Twitter, web 2.0
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Breakup 2.0
Breakups have never been simple affairs. No matter how quickly we try to tear off the Band-Aid, there’s the inevitable period of disentanglement between the initial conversation (“We have to talk…â€) and the final separation (“Kthxbyeâ€). And generally, the longer … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Baggage, Unsolicited Advice
Tagged Breakups, dating, Facebook, relationships, social media, social networking, Twitter
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Sit. Stay. No Begging.
or, How to Not be a Complete Jerk at the Dog Park One of the highlights of my day is taking Henry (seen below at Capehart Dog Park in San Diego) to our local doggy park. The sun is setting, … Continue reading
A question on comments
As maybe you’ve noticed, I don’t post comments on my own blog. Sometimes I’d like to, to clarify a point I made, respond to another commenter or just verbally bitch-slap somebody who I feel like is being sort of a … Continue reading →