Tatiana Pérez
28 Signs You’re The Jenna Maroney Of Your Friend Group
You set aside at least an hour each day to stare at yourself in the mirror. Usually while crying. You’re a beautiful crier.
14 Things To Expect When You Date A Woman Who Has A Younger Brother
We’ve had years of practice mothering little boys. Like it or not, we know how to coax you into becoming a better man.
10 People Share Their Hilarious First Blowjob Stories
Real people on “coming” of age in some unforgettable ways.
10 Things White People Assume When You’re Racially Ambiguous
“But you’re, like, not really black.”
‘Wow, You’re So Tight’ And 9 Other ‘Compliments’ Every Woman Is Sick Of Hearing
Seriously, what am I supposed to say… “thank you?”
22 Airtight Excuses You Make For Your Adderall Habit
You like, actually have ADHD, though.
14 Signs It’s Time To Say Goodbye (Before He Does)
You’re not in love—you’re comfortable.
10 Stages Of Tricking Him Into Commitment
We’re both jealous things — both humans, right? — so let’s stop pretending. We’re not 18 anymore. No need to pretend.
You Are No One In Particular
As a Hispanic woman with some social capital at a small, preppy, elite college, I’m expected to retire my thorny convictions when the watery beer starts flowing.
To The College Students Who Don’t Consider Themselves Feminists
How do you function under the conviction that you’re not as socially, politically, and economically valuable as a man? Again, I’m not dramatic; I’m incensed that you enjoy the civil rights recently afforded to our sex and, yet, turn your back on the principles they defend.
You Don’t Need Another Friend
Derek has had a crush on Katie for nine months now. That’s a full-grown fetus of laying groundwork for a date, or a kiss, or maybe just some impassioned eye contact. They do homework together.
College Freshmen Beware Of “The Bar”
The Bar—that lone tavern in the sprawling metropolis that is your college town—is a thing of intrigue. Even for a native New Yorker accustomed to passing by watering holes on every block, the bar at a small school manages to harness a surprising amount of mystique.