Just knocked out another “impossible” celebrity workout. Also managed to do 140 pushups across three sets. It’s been quite a while since I could do that many.

Feels pretty good. I’ll keep doing my “impossible” workouts while all y’all tell me it cannot be done.

Being an ugly woman is exhausting.

I’ve dated women most people considered ugly and been very happy with the relationships. Personality goes a long way. So do shared interests. For women, appearance-wise most men care that you’re not obese more than looks. (And trust me on this — most men will never tell you. I will and in fact am.) You can amp your looks greatly in most men’s eyes by maintaining a normal BMI. (That she said she lacks curves implies she is already likely slim, though.)

And some men like big noses. I know because I am one of them! And some men also like fairly masculine women. Again, I am also one who does.

This sounds to me more like depression or perhaps just hanging with the wrong crowd or some combination of both; some people enjoy going out of their way to tell you how terrible and unattractive you are. I know that very well indeed because I grew up in North Florida.

Move on, hang in a better crowd and find someone who likes the you that is you — but there is also nothing wrong with tweaking your looks within reason to get the results you want.

Before I read this comment, I’d forgotten all about the damn Anna Kournikova virus.

I spent so many hours cleaning computers of that shit. And not all of them were men’s computers, either. Turns out plenty of women wanted to see dear ol’ Anna too. That virus wasn’t particularly harmful but it was everywhere for a few weeks.

How do people react when they find out that you are older than you look?

Many people get offended. I think they feel slighted in some way by time and fate. I’m 47 but still look mid-30s.

What they don’t know is that it’s pretty hellish when you’re 16 and still look 11 or 12. Not great, but it sure pays off on the back end.