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Ladies! Hugh Hefner is back on the market! More
Yesterday, Brandy posted an account of some of the fights that she has with her boyfriend, and I have to hand it to her — she is good at fighting (well played, Brandy!). More
Over at Salon, there’s a great piece by writer Sharon Hewitt about waiting for her fiancé to decide between her and another woman. More
Over at Details, writer Ian Daly has a piece up about the trend of male engagement rings. (No, I had never heard of the trend before either.) More
Well, if you like crosswords. I’m really terrible at crosswords (I get stuck on one word and just obsess over it until I want to tear the paper to shreds) so this proposal would have taken me a good 6 or 7 days to actually figure out. You know, after my fiance taped the paper back together. But! That doesn’t mean it’s not adorable. More
My fantasy wedding takes place halfway through a monster truck rally, but I guess my co-workers* are determined to be sappy girls about everything all the time.
*whose names I have changed, mostly so their boyfriends aren’t freaked out. More
Over at Glamour, there’s a poignant question from a reader who wonders whether the fact that the guy she’s been seeing on and off for seven months won’t call her his girlfriend is worrisome. I think it’s worrisome if it bothers her, but then the question is, why does it bother her? Is it so she won’t get awkward questions from friends and relatives, or because titles are really important to her, personally? Or does it matter what the reason is? More
Planning a wedding should be a joyous time — albeit a stressful time — leading up to an even more joyous event filled with family, friends and love.
But for some people, getting engaged marks the beginning of a long life of oversharing on Facebook. It begins with 50 pictures of the proposal. Then the cheesy engagement photos. Then come the constant status updates about invitations, wedding colors and cake tastings, followed by a 300-photo album from the engagement session, 250 pictures of the shower, 101 images from the bachelorette party, and finally, the climactic 500-photo album of the wedding. More