I'm growing bald; I've been growing bald since I was 15. Because I have genetic baldness, it's something that I don't have much control over. People have always told me that I have no reason to be upset about it; after all, I have little to no control over it, so why should I be upset over something that I don't have the resources to change? Even still, getting used to the fact that I was growing bald, that I was going to lose my hair that I felt helped me look physically attractive, is not something that I can just get over and accept.

Being 15-16 years old and already experiencing noticeable hair-loss, I was scared; not because of something I'd have to get used to, but because I felt like no woman would ever find me physically attractive. I understood the basics about DNA, and I saw no reason for a woman to be interested in me as a life partner. Why would a woman have a child with me when she would know that the child's chances of developing baldness would increase? More Here...

Before recent events, I had only witnessed one occurrence of "emotional cheating" in my life and that was several years ago when my aunt was carrying on what my mom called an "emotional affair" with her kids' little league coach and her former classmate. Before then, I never even knew such an affair existed. I had always thought that cheating was purely physical. Boy, was I proven wrong.

Recently, I introduced two of my best friends. One, a single man in his early twenties, with wishes to start a life in the military - the other a young woman in her early twenties with wishes to move to a bigger city and pursue her dream of art. The catch to this: she was in a relationship with a soldier who was stationed 2,000 miles away.

Over the months after I introduced them, they became significantly closer, even going so far as to exclude me from group outings, movie dates, lunch dates, and whatever else. When I got excluded, they began doing more intimate things: seeing movies as a couple, going to lunch as a couple, having dinner with each others' families, and even going so far as to spend the night at one another's house. She began to confide in him about her relationship and her overprotective boyfriend, but who wouldn't be if their girlfriend was cavorting around town with a man he didn't know, who was basically serving as a replacement for the man who was actually her boyfriend? More Here...

I'm writing this in hopes for some tips to fix my sex life with my boyfriend. It's not something I usually do since we talk everything out with each other, but I think it's time for some outside help.

Our sex life has been nothing less than amazing since we first met, aside from one little problem: I'm the one that always makes the first move! It wasn't like this at first. He used to practically drag me to the bedroom so I know there weren't any issues with attraction. The problem is that we hit a snag in our relationship about 5 months in where we had a huge fight and almost broke up. More Here...

I'm 18 and there's this guy I work with who is 25. He's absolutely amazing, but I fear our age difference is a little to far. It's a 7 year age gap between us. I know if I were to be 25 and he was 32 it wouldn't seem like that much of a gap. But because I'm 18 it seems so much bigger than what it is. I think the main thing I worry about is what my parents and family would think. "Hey mom, dad... this is the guy I've been dating... he's, you know, 25."

How do you go about that?

Any comments and/or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you! More Here...

I started dating my boyfriend mid October 2011. That is simply four months with him! But we always joke about how in "our" time, it's been many months more. That the days apart amount to weeks and we mean it. Pretty cheesy, indeed!

Virginia's poised to enact ‘State-Sponsored Rape’ law forcing women to be vaginally probed before abortions. Legislator suggests that women who consent to sex also consent to vaginal probing. And I say... what about rape victims. How can they force rape victims to be penetrated again against their will?

The revised criminal definition of rape is “the penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object." It is 100% rape as it is legally defined.

Earlier this month, a bill requiring women to receive an ultrasound before they can receive an abortion passed the Virginia senate, and it recently cleared a state house committee with an overwhelming majority. The bill would force most women to undergo a stunningly invasive procedure for no medical reason whatsoever. More Here...