Q: If I’ve never had champagne before, is it ok to drink it on NY with a new date?
A: Just drink it slowly. Nothing worse than a lush on NY! But if there’s any time to be a lush, it’s probably NY.
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Monday, December 31, 2007
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Q: What are some signs that a girl is into you? I've been talking to this girl for a while. We talk maybe once or twice a week and the last couple time we talked for over a half hour. I had a bad experiance before with a girl that i thought liked me and alot of other people thought the same thing but i turned out that she liked one of my best friends and now there getting married. I don't want to read to much into things but i don't want to miss any hints if she is dropping any. Thanks.
A: A girl probably likes you if: She talks to you a lot, looks at you, smiles at you, flips her hair, laughs at your stories, jokes (even when they aren’t funny), suggests some hang outs, gets shy around you, etc. Ask her out soon or you’ll end up in friend mode!
Hope that helps!
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A: A girl probably likes you if: She talks to you a lot, looks at you, smiles at you, flips her hair, laughs at your stories, jokes (even when they aren’t funny), suggests some hang outs, gets shy around you, etc. Ask her out soon or you’ll end up in friend mode!
Hope that helps!
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Saturday, December 29, 2007
Q: A girl from my hometown recently separated from her boyfriend (of a very long time) last week. While we didn't really talk much in high school, we still knew each other, and over the past year or so we've begun to talk a lot more and realized we have a lot in common. I know she used to like me (back in high school) and asks why I never asked her out back then (because she had a boyfriend). We got really close this past summer, and I feel we could have made something of it had she been single (but I could have been misreading things, as I often do). Then we had to go back to school, and gradually lost touch as we became busier and busier, and I hadn't talked to her in about 4 weeks until a few days ago (because of a semester from hell).
Anyway, I really, really like this girl, and want to ask her out, but the timing just seems terrible. I head back for my final semester in a couple weeks, and while I wouldn't mind driving a few hours on the weekend to take her out, it's ju st not the best way to get anything started. Is there a way to let her know I'm interested so she at least keeps me in mind before she runs off with some other guy? I really just don't want to waste the opportunity of her single-ness again, and would like to see something happen before I head back to school.
And all this is assuming she'd be interested in making the transition to being more than friends.
A: Ask her to hang out and just don’t make it so date-like so it seems more like you’re hanging out after a breakup instead of hitting on her after a breakup. If you’re both into each other then it’ll end up being a date anyway and you don’t seem like the bad guy.
Hope that helps!
Love the Madness,
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Anyway, I really, really like this girl, and want to ask her out, but the timing just seems terrible. I head back for my final semester in a couple weeks, and while I wouldn't mind driving a few hours on the weekend to take her out, it's ju st not the best way to get anything started. Is there a way to let her know I'm interested so she at least keeps me in mind before she runs off with some other guy? I really just don't want to waste the opportunity of her single-ness again, and would like to see something happen before I head back to school.
And all this is assuming she'd be interested in making the transition to being more than friends.
A: Ask her to hang out and just don’t make it so date-like so it seems more like you’re hanging out after a breakup instead of hitting on her after a breakup. If you’re both into each other then it’ll end up being a date anyway and you don’t seem like the bad guy.
Hope that helps!
Love the Madness,
DG
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Friday, December 28, 2007
Q: Hey just wondering...if I'm seriously dating someone, is it ok for me to go and hang out one on one with guys who are just friends? I just always have more fun with guys than other girls....is that bad? I just wasn't sure if it would be weird or not to go and hang with a guy if I already have a boyfriend....
Oh and happy holidays!
A: As long as your bf is ok with it then it’s ok. Don’t give him anything to be insecure about or question – that will only lead to trouble. Make sure he (and everyone else) can tell that you’re just friends with these other guys. No flirting, no touching, no excessive laughing at their jokes! If you can do all that, then you’re fine.
Love the Madness,
DG
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Oh and happy holidays!
A: As long as your bf is ok with it then it’s ok. Don’t give him anything to be insecure about or question – that will only lead to trouble. Make sure he (and everyone else) can tell that you’re just friends with these other guys. No flirting, no touching, no excessive laughing at their jokes! If you can do all that, then you’re fine.
Love the Madness,
DG
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Thursday, December 27, 2007
Q: Are roses an ok xmas present?
A: For sure! Roses are good for all occasions. She may like an iPod better though. Or a Moosejaw Tee.
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A: For sure! Roses are good for all occasions. She may like an iPod better though. Or a Moosejaw Tee.
Love the Madness,
DG
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Q: I didn’t get my “friend” a present and I feel terrible. She got me one. What do I do?
A: You should have said, “yours should get here later today.” Then, later you say, “it didn’t get here yet. I’ll give it to you as soon as it does!”
Then you order something asap!
Since you didn’t do that, you should either get her a little something for New Years or you should just say you screwed up and her bday present will be amazing!
Love the Madness,
DG
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A: You should have said, “yours should get here later today.” Then, later you say, “it didn’t get here yet. I’ll give it to you as soon as it does!”
Then you order something asap!
Since you didn’t do that, you should either get her a little something for New Years or you should just say you screwed up and her bday present will be amazing!
Love the Madness,
DG
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Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Merry and Happy!
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Monday, December 24, 2007
Get your last minute gifts! There’s always gift certifs. Online (Moosejaw included!)
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DG
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Sunday, December 23, 2007
Q: I've liked a girl from one of my classes since I met her back in October. I invited her to a World Series game and she turned me down saying she was getting over her ex. After that we hung out 3 times in a group setting, and then once by ourselves and nothing really happened. Then the 2nd time we hung out alone after a little bit of drinking she ended up kissing me. Thinking it was all due to alcohol I just let it go, but the next day she kissed me goodbye sober. She talked to me about it and said she likes me but wants to take it slow and wanted to be single for a while. I'm wondering what exactly does that mean and when the appropriate time is for me to make a move. We've hung out like four times since and it's physical from the standpoint that it's flirty like hand holding and hugging and cuddling. Needless to say I'm confused. I realize this is a long entry so I apologize but would really appreciate some input. Thanks!
A: Yeah, we can all be a little confused and confusing sometimes. This is one of those times!
Sounds like she is attracted to you and wants to hang out, kiss, etc but isn’t ready to be exclusive or tied down. If you’re ok with that, then you can make a move (a small move, nothing crazy) next time you see her. If you’re not ok with that then you may be with the wrong girl!
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A: Yeah, we can all be a little confused and confusing sometimes. This is one of those times!
Sounds like she is attracted to you and wants to hang out, kiss, etc but isn’t ready to be exclusive or tied down. If you’re ok with that, then you can make a move (a small move, nothing crazy) next time you see her. If you’re not ok with that then you may be with the wrong girl!
Love the Madness,
DG
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Saturday, December 22, 2007
Q: Quick background: My ex-gf recently broke up with me. It was a pretty friendly break up, so we're still friends. During the relationship, I treated her a lot better than she did to me (fyi). We go to school in different states now, but we've seen each other three times since. It was fine, but kinda obvious that I would do anything to get back together with her. She has no interest of getting back together. I don't even try to make things work. I just play the friend card, but it's still noticeable difficult for me sometimes.
The situation: Due to the proximity of where I go to school and where her family lives, she invited me over to her house for New Year's (a 3 hour drive). We are sharing a hotel together downtown and going out to some bars that night. Just the two of us. I'll be at her house for two days prior to us going to the hotel on Dec 31. How should I act while I'm there? I'm sure this sounds like an obvious question, but I wanted your pers pective on this.
Thanks
A: That’s a little weird! Sounds like it wasn’t really a clean break... You should just be her friend. Don’t try anything romantic unless she goes there first. If she starts it, still know that she’ll probably go back to friend-mode after NY.
After this trip, try to move on if you know she is.
Love the Madness,
DG
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The situation: Due to the proximity of where I go to school and where her family lives, she invited me over to her house for New Year's (a 3 hour drive). We are sharing a hotel together downtown and going out to some bars that night. Just the two of us. I'll be at her house for two days prior to us going to the hotel on Dec 31. How should I act while I'm there? I'm sure this sounds like an obvious question, but I wanted your pers pective on this.
Thanks
A: That’s a little weird! Sounds like it wasn’t really a clean break... You should just be her friend. Don’t try anything romantic unless she goes there first. If she starts it, still know that she’ll probably go back to friend-mode after NY.
After this trip, try to move on if you know she is.
Love the Madness,
DG
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Friday, December 21, 2007
Q: I need to get my haird cutter girl a present. I have a big crush on her and need to make it good. Should I get a Moosejaw hoodie?
A: For sure! they're super cute and pretty casual at the same time. They say, I like you but I'm not obsessed in a stalker kind of way.
Ltm,
DG
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A: For sure! they're super cute and pretty casual at the same time. They say, I like you but I'm not obsessed in a stalker kind of way.
Ltm,
DG
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
Q: What's your best suggestion for my gf for xmas. She gets cold when it's 60 degrees!
A: Get her a North Face Arctic Parka. It's super warm and long!
Ltm,
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A: Get her a North Face Arctic Parka. It's super warm and long!
Ltm,
DG
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Q: What’s the best movie to see on a first date? I know it’s not a great date but that’s what she wants to do.
A: Go see Dan in Real Life or Into the Wild or American Gangster. I didn’t see Dan or Am Gangster, but I hear they’re great!
Ltm,
DG
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A: Go see Dan in Real Life or Into the Wild or American Gangster. I didn’t see Dan or Am Gangster, but I hear they’re great!
Ltm,
DG
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Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Q: This guy wants me to go hiking with him on our first date! What if I can't do this impossible hike he's bragging about?
A: You have to be honest if it's too hard once you get out there. If you're dying and think you're gonna pass out, you need to tell him before you're down and he's wondering which hospital to hike you to! I'm sure it won't be quite as hard as he's making it out to be and if you're in shape, you have nothing to worry about!
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A: You have to be honest if it's too hard once you get out there. If you're dying and think you're gonna pass out, you need to tell him before you're down and he's wondering which hospital to hike you to! I'm sure it won't be quite as hard as he's making it out to be and if you're in shape, you have nothing to worry about!
Ltm,
DG
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Monday, December 17, 2007
Q: Do I have to go to Christmas dinner with my girlfriends family?
A: If you don’t have a good excuse (like dinner with your own family), then you should go with her. Unless you don’t care about her that much and have only been dating a few weeks and just want a non-commitals fun kind of thing and she’s ok with that too.
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A: If you don’t have a good excuse (like dinner with your own family), then you should go with her. Unless you don’t care about her that much and have only been dating a few weeks and just want a non-commitals fun kind of thing and she’s ok with that too.
Ltm,
DG
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Sunday, December 16, 2007
Q: My gf has 2 mj tees. What should I get her next?
A: Get her a hoodie for sure! They’re super comfy – I wear one daily. No jokes.
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DG
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A: Get her a hoodie for sure! They’re super comfy – I wear one daily. No jokes.
Ltm,
DG
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Saturday, December 15, 2007
Q: If a guy says he doesn’t like my picky eating habits, should I try to be more normal on dates?
A: Be a little more normal but don’t totally change! You have to be yourself but if you normally order a salad with no this, no that, a little of this on the side, dry this and an extra that, you may want to cut down just a little at first!
Love the madness,
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A: Be a little more normal but don’t totally change! You have to be yourself but if you normally order a salad with no this, no that, a little of this on the side, dry this and an extra that, you may want to cut down just a little at first!
Love the madness,
DG
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Friday, December 14, 2007
Q: I've been dating my boyfriend for almost three years. I think we're going to get married. The problem is that my best friend really doesn't like him. When I try to talk to her about it she says, "I like him! He's a great guy!" but when he's around she is moody and withdrawn. When we invite her to go places with us she always makes up a reason not to come along. I don't want to alienate her or lose her friendship, but I'm afraid that might be inevitable if we get married. Any thoughts? By the way, you're awesome.
A: You can’t force it. She may not like him and that’s ok. Of course you want her to love him but if she doesn’t want to hang, you can’t make her. Just offer every so often and make sure you spend time with her when you’re not with him so she doesn’t feel like 2nd choice. You can’t be with her as much as you were 3 years ago, but don’t make her feel like you only have plans with her when he’s out of town.
Love the madness
You’re awesome too!
And congrats on the imminent engagement!
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A: You can’t force it. She may not like him and that’s ok. Of course you want her to love him but if she doesn’t want to hang, you can’t make her. Just offer every so often and make sure you spend time with her when you’re not with him so she doesn’t feel like 2nd choice. You can’t be with her as much as you were 3 years ago, but don’t make her feel like you only have plans with her when he’s out of town.
Love the madness
You’re awesome too!
And congrats on the imminent engagement!
DG
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Thursday, December 13, 2007
Q: Dating Girl,
A friend hit on me recently during a wake, not sure what to make of it, this is creepy but honestly I haven't slept in a week and I have been thinking of calling her, it might help me to sleep having someone next to me.
Am I an awful person for even thinking about this?
A: No! Give her a call/ email. You gotta take ‘em where you can and if it’s at a wake, then I’m ok with that. It’s not like you were kissing in the back room there!
Please let me know how it goes!
Love the Madness,
DG
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A friend hit on me recently during a wake, not sure what to make of it, this is creepy but honestly I haven't slept in a week and I have been thinking of calling her, it might help me to sleep having someone next to me.
Am I an awful person for even thinking about this?
A: No! Give her a call/ email. You gotta take ‘em where you can and if it’s at a wake, then I’m ok with that. It’s not like you were kissing in the back room there!
Please let me know how it goes!
Love the Madness,
DG
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Q: so... my boyfriends friends hate me cause they think im bad for him. i have not done anything for them to think this way. ive bent over backwards for them...gone out of my way for them and yet they still hate me... what should i do?
A: Nothing you can do except go on as is. Don’t try too hard with them. Don’t overwhelm their space or hog your bf 24-7.
That’s all you can do!
Love the Madness,
DG
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A: Nothing you can do except go on as is. Don’t try too hard with them. Don’t overwhelm their space or hog your bf 24-7.
That’s all you can do!
Love the Madness,
DG
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Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Q: Can I chew gum on a date?
A: If your breath is bad, then yes. Don’t chew like a cow though. unless your date is too, then have at it!
Love the Madness,
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A: If your breath is bad, then yes. Don’t chew like a cow though. unless your date is too, then have at it!
Love the Madness,
DG
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Monday, December 10, 2007
Q: What’s the biggest age gap you’ve had in a serious relationship?
A: Actually, not that big. Probably 3 years. Sorry that’s not so much fun.
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A: Actually, not that big. Probably 3 years. Sorry that’s not so much fun.
Love the Madness,
DG
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Sunday, December 9, 2007
Q: I just got out of a 1-year relationship where the guy and I were living together and everything. We broke up in the beginning of November. It didn’t end well: he got really weird and mean towards the end, so I had to break it off.
I have this friend who I have known this friend for a couple years and I’ve always liked him…he’s very cute, nerdy, and has a quirky personality which I adore! I don’t know if he knows how I feel or not. My friend is graduating from our college in May and I’ll be graduating in another year.
So, I have a few questions for you. I would like to have a light/breezy/casual fling-thing with my friend. I just want to continue our normal friend hang-out time and add making out and other fun stuff to the mix. I was too shy/immature to bring up a relationship with him when we first met (and he didn’t ask me out either) and now I don’t want a super-intense relationship. Just from being friends with him, I know that he’s not really up for serious relationships...nor does it make sense since he’s graduating. If it’s okay to say something to him about how I feel, I know I should wait a little while longer before I say anything…how long should I wait and how should I bring it up? I also want to communicate that I’d like something breezy and fun before he graduates without sounding blunt, awkward, or lecherous. It’s a weird situation, but what's a girl to do? I feel like I’d be missing out if I didn’t at least consider it or get some advice about it!
A: You’re trying to be breezy but in a very non-breezy way! You don’t really have a discussion about breezy, you just do it. You just go out and end up kissing! And then you do it again a week later. Once you start talking and dissecting, it becomes something more than breeze!
The only problem is if one of you wants more than the other. If you both want breezy, it’s perfect but if one of you starts to fall for the other, you’ll probably lose the friendship. But he’s graduating anyway so not a huge loss!!
I say go for it. If you want to play it safe, throw the idea out there as a joke and see how he takes it. “We should just be friends who kiss!” If you can tell he’s not into it then you laugh it off and move on.
Let me know how it goes.
Love the Madness,
DG
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I have this friend who I have known this friend for a couple years and I’ve always liked him…he’s very cute, nerdy, and has a quirky personality which I adore! I don’t know if he knows how I feel or not. My friend is graduating from our college in May and I’ll be graduating in another year.
So, I have a few questions for you. I would like to have a light/breezy/casual fling-thing with my friend. I just want to continue our normal friend hang-out time and add making out and other fun stuff to the mix. I was too shy/immature to bring up a relationship with him when we first met (and he didn’t ask me out either) and now I don’t want a super-intense relationship. Just from being friends with him, I know that he’s not really up for serious relationships...nor does it make sense since he’s graduating. If it’s okay to say something to him about how I feel, I know I should wait a little while longer before I say anything…how long should I wait and how should I bring it up? I also want to communicate that I’d like something breezy and fun before he graduates without sounding blunt, awkward, or lecherous. It’s a weird situation, but what's a girl to do? I feel like I’d be missing out if I didn’t at least consider it or get some advice about it!
A: You’re trying to be breezy but in a very non-breezy way! You don’t really have a discussion about breezy, you just do it. You just go out and end up kissing! And then you do it again a week later. Once you start talking and dissecting, it becomes something more than breeze!
The only problem is if one of you wants more than the other. If you both want breezy, it’s perfect but if one of you starts to fall for the other, you’ll probably lose the friendship. But he’s graduating anyway so not a huge loss!!
I say go for it. If you want to play it safe, throw the idea out there as a joke and see how he takes it. “We should just be friends who kiss!” If you can tell he’s not into it then you laugh it off and move on.
Let me know how it goes.
Love the Madness,
DG
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Saturday, December 8, 2007
Q: Hey DG,
Soo more than once I have taken first or second dates on strenuous hikes; it's the fastest way for me to assess a girls claim to being "outdoorsy" while also showing off my high points. 90% of the time the girls end up failing my little test: complaints, lack of coordination, physical shape, etc.
One time a girl fell in a creek, breaking her cell phone, and began crying (she wasn't physically hurt). Unfortunately, the site all this going down with her in the middle of one of the most beautiful creeks/areas around caused me to laugh hysterically at the surreal-ness of the whole situation. I haven't talked to her since...
I dont force these dates either; they usually jump at the notion of a long hike, or even suggest it themselves.
Question: when girls say they want to go on a hike, with the essence of a date, do they want to hike? or do they just want me to take them on a 20 minute hike to a good make-out/ talking spot? Should I skip the hiking until fur thur in the relationship? Or, should I drink more and just date burly-boot girls?
A: Something between the 20 minute walk and the strenuous hike will probably work. Do about an hour of a good hike but don’t kill the girls! If the girls pass the hour hike with passing colors, then you could take them on the strenuous hike but break ‘em in easy!!
Hope that helps.
Keep me posted.
Love the Madness,
DG
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Soo more than once I have taken first or second dates on strenuous hikes; it's the fastest way for me to assess a girls claim to being "outdoorsy" while also showing off my high points. 90% of the time the girls end up failing my little test: complaints, lack of coordination, physical shape, etc.
One time a girl fell in a creek, breaking her cell phone, and began crying (she wasn't physically hurt). Unfortunately, the site all this going down with her in the middle of one of the most beautiful creeks/areas around caused me to laugh hysterically at the surreal-ness of the whole situation. I haven't talked to her since...
I dont force these dates either; they usually jump at the notion of a long hike, or even suggest it themselves.
Question: when girls say they want to go on a hike, with the essence of a date, do they want to hike? or do they just want me to take them on a 20 minute hike to a good make-out/ talking spot? Should I skip the hiking until fur thur in the relationship? Or, should I drink more and just date burly-boot girls?
A: Something between the 20 minute walk and the strenuous hike will probably work. Do about an hour of a good hike but don’t kill the girls! If the girls pass the hour hike with passing colors, then you could take them on the strenuous hike but break ‘em in easy!!
Hope that helps.
Keep me posted.
Love the Madness,
DG
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Friday, December 7, 2007
Q: I want to name my kid Johnathon – a good classic name. My wife wants to name him Apple – like Gweneth or whatever. Do I fight for it?
A: Yes! If you’re not famous, you should stick to the basics. You could meet in the middle somewhere though – Something like Damian, Oliver, Quintin, Jacks… Do you like any of those?
Love the Madness
DG
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Thursday, December 6, 2007
Q: I've been dating my girlfriend for a little over 4 years. I moved in with her (well, into her parents house...) about 2 years ago. About 5 or 6 months ago, we decided to break things off, but on decent terms. Only thing is, I still live in the same house with her. I've gotten very close to her family, and I am also settled in a job in the area. Is it OK to continue living there, or should I move out and get an apartment? Is it, or will it ever be OK for me to date while I'm living here? Thanks!
A: Get outta there!!! It can’t be healthy to still live there! Not only can you not date while you’re there, but you can’t do anything while you’re there. Leave the premises as soon as possible.
Love the Madness
DG
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Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Happy anniversary Kim and Bob.
All the love.
Love the Madness
DG
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All the love.
Love the Madness
DG
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Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Q: Hey DG,
The past few months (6 to be exact) I was going out with a guy who was my best friend. We had been hooking up on and off for a year before that. Every time we hooked up we'd both say it was the last time, but then it would happen again because well, we just didn't stop. After a while we decided to make it official and it went really well. Then I went to school so we broke up for two weeks. We talked and texted the whole time we were broken up, and virtually nothing changed except I was gone and we weren't hooking up. We got back together the first weekend I came home. About two weeks ago we broke up again, but we're still talking and texting everyday, like we did last time we broke up. Should I have faith that we might get back together again, or should I give up and move on?
Thanks!
A: Are you into the on again off again way of things? If yes, then enjoy and no need to analyze too much.
If you’re not into it then move on and try you’re hardest not to give into temptation.
I know it’s so much easier said than done but if it’s stressing you out, then find a new guy to think about. You need a new crush to replace him, even if it’s just for the meantime.
Let me know what you think
Love the Madness
DG
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Monday, December 3, 2007
Q: Can I ask the girl out who my roommate just broke up with?
A: No! At least wait a little and then ask your roommate if he minds.
Love the Madness,
DG
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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Q: I’m a little overweight and don’t want to date. Do all girls hate chubby guys?
A: Not at all. A lot of girls like a guy who makes them look small! Don’t be insecure about it at all. We love some meat on the bones!!
Love the Madness,
DG
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Saturday, December 1, 2007
Q: hey dg! there's this guy that i'm friends with, we've been friends for a little less than a year. i like him but i can't tell how he feels and i've never asked a guy out before, should i make the first move or what should i do? thanks!
A: Make the first move! Don’t be too aggressive or too vulnerable, but ask him out and see what happens. Worse come to worse, you never talk again!
Love the Madness,
DG
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