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Do You Talk About Your Sex Life With Your Parents?

TresSugar — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 04:00:00 -0700

Kate Hudson and Alex Rodriguez are having some amazing sex, according to US Weekly. (Perhaps that's why she's his good luck charm.) The sex is so great, that the actress's friend says Kate "gets graphic talking about his body, even to her parents." Kate doesn't exactly have a conventional parental relationship with parents like Goldie and Kurt, so I wouldn't be surprised if this were true. Still, I'm sure Kate's in the minority of people who feel comfortable sharing the details of their amazing sex lives with their parents. Then again, maybe a lot of women have gone to their moms (or dads) at some point in their lives to chat about contraception, their sexual health, or other romantic topics. What about you?

Do, Dump, or Marry? Alex Rodriguez

TresSugar — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 04:00:00 -0700

During the Summer, baseball season offers a little something for everyone. Fans can cheer on their favorite team, while those who don't find the sport amusing can still enjoy the eye-candy - if a man in a (baseball) uniform is their cup of tea. Alex Rodriguez is one of those players who has a variety of female fans, including actress Kate Hudson. The famous pair have been spotted stealing ~~bases~~ kisses recently. Things didn't work out between A-Rod and his ex-wife, which makes me think the slugger might not be marriage material. Would you draft him?

When Should Your Children Come Into Play?

DearSugar — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:00:00 -0700

As we all know, not all marriages end happily ever after. But after you divorce and start dating again, factoring your kids into the equation is an extremely important step that needs to be carefully thought out. As we've seen in Hollywood, it can be done flawlessly (the Moore/Willis kids for example), but we've also seen the opposite: single parents who introduce their kids too soon, only to have the relationship fail (Kate Hudson and Lance Armstrong, to name a few). Since children can get attached easily, it seems reasonable to wait until your relationship has hit a certain level of commitment before exchanging introductions, but when is too soon? And when is too late? If you have kids, they are no doubt your number one priority, so tell me, when do you think children should come into play when starting a new relationship?

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Are You Attracted to Athletes?

TresSugar — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 07:00:00 -0700

The recently revealed (and depressing) secret code of sports mistresses reminded me that there are some women who will do anything to spend some time with a man who happens to be really, really good at sports. The rules for women who get involved with professional athletes include: never, ever, fall in love, always get gifts paid for upfront, and don't expect them to be faithful.

Of course there are some women who have the hots for athletes, without diving into the sordid world of groupie-dom. A friend in college dated multiple guys on the soccer team and a former roommate had a huge crush on baseball great Alex Rodriguez. (Apparently, she's not alone; Madonna and Kate Hudson, anyone?). Do athletes turn you on?

Flashback: Jessica Alba Gets Punk'd

GiggleSugar — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 12:00:00 -0800

In this old episode of Punk'd, Jessica Alba goes shopping, and while she's trying stuff on, she has to endure a man who insists on walking around the store totally naked. This was a while ago, before Jessica had a baby, colored her hair, and Dax Shepard (that naked dude is Dax Shepard, right, and why do I know that?) dated Kate Hudson or Kristin Bell. I'm not sure I would've been as patient as she is!

You Asked: I Upset Her, So Now What?

DearSugar — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 17:00:00 -0700

Dear Sugar,

It's been two weeks since my college friend, who became a co-worker, has been giving me the cold shoulder. I've asked her if anything was wrong or if I had offended her in some way but she just ignores me. I asked her to coffee, to lunch, and to go for a walk so we could talk, but she turns me down each time.
I just found out through a girl at work why she's upset: she was offended when I made a comment about her buck teeth during lunch one day. I said, "I never noticed this before but you have buck teeth! It's cute! My sisters have them, too. It's like Kate Hudson." I didn't mean to hurt her feelings; she just went on with the conversation so I didn't know that I had. I've tried to apologize several times but as it turns out, she's been talking about me behind my back. What should I do? - At a Loss Annie

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Dear At a Loss Annie,

Although I know you were just stating an observation, try to put yourself in your friend's shoes for a moment. It was an undercutting compliment and I don't blame her for having hurt feelings. With that said, since you were unaware of how upset you made her feel, I don't blame you for not apologizing sooner or smoothing things over right after the comment came out of your mouth.

We all react to uncomfortable situations differently and it sounds to me like your friend is trying to avoid confrontation at all costs. Instead of hearing you out and letting you apologize, she's trying to make you feel as badly as she does. Though talking about you behind your back isn't the most mature approach, it's clear that she's chosen the passive-aggressive route instead of facing this head on. Since she's ignoring your attempts, I'd send her an apologetic email. Tell her that if you had known that your words hurt her as much as they did, you would have made an effort to apologize sooner or try to make it up to her. Explain that you've been trying to get face time with her to work everything out and that you feel terrible for what you did. Say you're sorry however many times you need to and then wait for her to come to you. I'm sure she's more embarrassed than hurt at this point so be prepared for her to need time before forgiving your mistake.

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You, Me And E.T.

GiggleSugar — Thu, 24 May 2007 10:12:48 -0700

What happens when you take a comedy like You, Me and Dupree, cut out Owen Wilson, and insert the adorably undomesticated E.T.? Absolutely nothing. The plot still stands, but it's a bit more funny to watch Kate Hudson unexpectedly fall in love with a beer-guzzling, webbed-foot, chanting alien. He's a real charmer, that E.T.

Do You Believe You Have A Look A Like Somewhere In The World?

DearSugar — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 16:20:41 -0800

Wow. I had to do a double-take of Ashlee Simpson when I saw her in this recent photo on PopSugar. I totally thought that it was Kate Hudson!

I have one of those pretty generic looking faces where everyone is always telling me that I'm a dead ringer for someone they know. Since this happens so often to me, the question constantly comes up, about whether or not you believe that somewhere in the world, there is another person who looks like you. What do you think?

DEARSUGAR NEEDS YOUR HELP: The Best Bra To Boost My B Cups

DearSugar — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 13:12:48 -0800

DEARSUGAR and Small Chested Chelsea need your help. She is looking for the perfect cleavage boosting bra that will also give ample lift to her B-cups. Do you know of any exceptional breast enhancing bras?

Dear Sugar
I am a B cup girl who is trying to find the best push up bra available for those nights when I really want to look hot and sexy. I recently tried on all the available push-up bras at Victoria's Secret, but I found that they still didn't push up my small breasts quite enough.

I know that it's possible to get cleavage because small-cupped stars like Paris Hilton and Kate Hudson will sometimes emerge with super stack! I read in an article a long time ago that this effect can sometimes be achieved by wearing two bras at once. Do you guys have any ideas on what bra I can wear to achieve maximum push-up? Small Chested Chelsea

Should Parents Butt In To Their Children's Love Lives?

DearSugar — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 16:30:46 -0700

Of course our parent's opinions mean the world to us, but love can be blind. When they disapprove of who we've chosen it can really complicate matters of the heart for us.

Poor Kate Hudson. It looks as though her mom Goldie Hawn doesn't approve of her seeing playboy Owen Wilson. The same goes for Katie Holmes's father. Apparently Mr. Holmes is very disappointed in his little girl who became impregnated before getting married to Tom Cruise.

Now it's true that our parents raised us and we certainly don't want to let them down, but do you think that parents should voice their opinions about their kids' private love lives?