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Group Therapy: Maid of Honor/Bachelorette Party Pickle
I am having a mini panic attack about my sister's wedding and need some advice. I'm her maid of honor but we don't really get along — the only reason she asked me to be in her wedding is because I'm her only sister. We just had the bridal shower, which was fine except for behind-the-scenes drama with another bridesmaid, but now I'm worrying about the bachelorette party.
Relationship Protocol: How Do You Feel About Your Man Staying Out Late?
I caught up on Monday night's episode of The City last night, and I have to say, Jay's late-night antics really made me doubt his trustworthiness. He's currently living with his girlfriend, Whitney, while he looks for a new apartment, and while she's home cozy in bed, he's out being the rock star that he is until the wee hours of the morning, doing who knows what!
I happen to agree with the saying "nothing good happens after midnight" — well, maybe 2 a.m.!
Tip No. 7: Surviving Valentine's Day When You're Single
Need an excuse to have a party? Patty Brisben thinks that Valentine's Day is the perfect time to get your friends together and let loose! To see what she had in mind, read more
Relationship Protocol: When The Cat's Away, Do You Play?
Does the old saying when the cat's away, the mouse will play ring at all true in your relationship? It's a common notion that when a significant other is out of town, the other half gets a "hall pass." While I'm sure that's appealing to some, others might use that time apart to catch up on alone time, to get errands run, or to simply spend time with friends and family.
Handle This: Your Friend Ruined Your Plans
You have a large group of girl friends from college that you still stay in touch with. You've all been talking about getting together for a reunion night, but after months of talk, no one's taken on the responsibility, so you decide to take it upon yourself. You all agree that instead of a big group dinner out, it would be more fun to make it a girls' night in.
A Do or a Don't: Partying With Co-Workers
I love attending work parties. It's always fun to blow off steam with co-workers and see what they're like when they let their hair down. But I always watch myself as drinking too much in the presence of superiors could lead to quite an uncomfortable situation!
Handle This: Totally Ditched
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A friend has been down and out lately, so to cheer her up you decide to plan her birthday party for her. You’ve rented a venue with a great DJ, bought some nice bottles of champagne, sent out the invites, and are really looking forward to the occasion.
But come that night, suddenly it seems like everyone who was planning on coming is bailing on you.
Fun for the Whole Family!
The gal wearing the boots? Oh that's not a stripper, that's the babysitter.
Thanks, College Humor!
You Asked: Should I Have Taken the High Road?
Dear Sugar,
This weekend I was at a party where a friend of a friend turned up. I’ve never liked him because, well, he’s loud and boorish yet I always try to be polite to him. This time, though, he decided to tell a “hilarious” story that was incredibly racist.
Some Perv Makes a SFW Vid
Whereas normal people like to have fun with unnecessary censorship, the "artistic types" (in this instance: pervs) prefer to strip down, throw a party, and play with necessary censorship. Is it art? Or just an excuse to get drunk and (let it all) hang out?
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