. . . admire your own outfit.

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After authorizing billions of dollars in bailout cash that can't seem to save the US economy and lambasting CEOs for their perks and salaries, Congress has decided to give itself a raise.

While many Americans deal with salary freezes, or no salary at all, members of Congress will get a $4,700 pay increase, which will cost taxpayers $2.5 million extra.

To be fair, the 2.8 percent increase is automatic, and only half of the cost-of-living adjustment given for Social Security. Since taxpayers would probably never give Congress a raise, do you think keeping the salary out of politics by making the increase automatic is best, or should Congress's compensation be based on performance and the economy just like everyone else's?

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Dear E. Jean,

I’m 25 and have been with my boyfriend, a perfect gentleman, two years. In the beginning everything seemed wonderful; and things are still great except for the sex. We just can’t get it right these days. Either we have sex and it ends in disaster (over too quickly), or we make no attempts to do it at all.

I mean he tries to make "moves," but I usually reject him because I’m no longer turned on (mainly because I know how fast it will be over.) I can count on a few fingers the times I’ve had an orgasm with him in this two-year relationship! Aside from the sex we’re pretty fabulous together. He wants me to be happy; but I’m starting to feel desperate. We plan to marry next year! — Pleased, But Not Satisfied

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