As you can probably tell from our general lack of enthusiasm for Valentines Day here BitchBuzz, we're not exactly jazzed by February 14th. If you are and it means a lot to you - great. Enjoy that Valentine's Day Toblerone, tuck into a Valentine's Dozen and enjoy all the champagne and strawberry ch...
BITCH:CULTURE
13 Feb 2009 17:01 GMT
Some websites are pure genius. Their services are are usually amazing, unique, or a "must have" for their users. People can't imagine their lives without Twitter, Facebook, or that website that tracks their fantasy football teams. Other sites, well, they go down in the "massive waste of time and resources" category. PMS Buddy is one of those sites.
BITCH:LIFE
13 Feb 2009 09:45 GMT
Valentine’s Day is around the corner, and I’m afraid I’ll be spending it with a narcissist. The first month of our relationship was a whirlwind of romance. It seemed too good to be true. We’re now three months in, and I’m starting to have second thoughts. At first he showered me with compliments, and now he criticizes me for the smallest things. Lately he gets irritated with nearly everything I do. When I ask him about his past or how he feels about something, I get absolutely nothing. On...
BITCH:LIFE
12 Feb 2009 10:13 GMT
Valentine’s Day rapidly approaches and with it couples tripping over themselves to prove their devotion. As a single gal this leaves me with a few options: openly rejoicing in my singleness, crying into a pint of AmeriCone Dreams about it or getting into the spirit of Valentine’s Day and proving my own devotion to the one person I rarely take the time to prove it to—me. That’s right, kiddos—I’m going to spend this Valentine’s Day wooing the shit out of myself.
BITCH:LIFE
10 Feb 2009 16:38 GMT
The burlesque revival is well and truly in full swing, and while this does have some negatives (people thinking they can just wear a corset and some fishnets, take their clothes off in the pub accompanied by some Frank Sinatra and call it ‘burlesque’), it’s largely a good thing.
BITCH:LIFE
10 Feb 2009 11:30 GMT
There are a number of stages to your average relationship. There’s the introduction/ flirtation stage, then there’s dating, getting to know each other. Assumedly at some point, there’ll be sex - probably after the dating and getting to know each other, but if not - hey! Who am I to judge?? If all goes swimmingly and you carry on from there, there’ll be engagements, marriages, babies.
BITCH:LIFE
09 Feb 2009 10:15 GMT
So, I’m single at the moment. I like being single, it suits me. More freedom, more choices, more sex, less responsibility. Oh – and I’m not currently going crazy.
In my humble opinion, a human being’s desire to be coupled off with another human being will be the next thing to go in the evolutionary pattern of our development – because c’mon! It’s a nightmare!! You go after your partner, you get them, the relationship starts – and this process in itself can be tricky enough – but it ai...
BITCH:LIFE
05 Feb 2009 10:58 GMT
So, everyone swears, right? I know I do when I stub my toe - "Shit!", when I realise I've left my keys at home - "Bollocks!", when my phone dies - "Crap!" - and so on. I also swear for emphasis - "Abso-fucking-lutely", "I don't fucking believe it!" etc.
I swear a lot: - when I should, when I should know better, whenever. I think my most commonly used swear word is "Fuck" - I mean I've used it four times in this article already and I'm only on my second fucking paragraph! It's also one...
BITCH:LIFE
03 Feb 2009 14:09 GMT
I’m back on track. Meaning that instead of relying on an aptitude for
zoning out when struck by a rotten week, I’ve gotten back to what
really helps me knock neurosis flat on its arse. In short, I’m riding
the high of creative “Flow.”
“Flow” being a term coined by positive psychologist Mihály
Csíkszentmihályi, who spent years studying creativity and authored the
book
BITCH:LIFE
02 Feb 2009 14:00 GMT
Suzanne Summers has apparently found the way to avoid the "Seven Dwarfs of Menopause": Itchy, Bitchy, Sleepy, Sweaty, Bloated, Forgetful and All Dried Up. Aww, that's clever, Susan! Well done.
Considering so many women truly suffer during menopause, Oprah thought it'd be a good idea to bring cameras into Summers's home so they could see what her magical menopause routine
BITCH:LIFE
30 Jan 2009 10:33 GMT