Single-ish

Because my life is full of random, eerie coincidences, I just got asked out by a guy at the gym whose sister just happens to be my next-door neighbor. Good thing or bad thing?

Dear Single John,
I've always prided myself on being single and independent, and I really do love my life. Lately though, it is getting harder. No exaggeration, I have been to 30-plus weddings in about two years. I received a call today that yet another good friend is getting hitched. I will now be the only single person without kids in my group of friends. I am sad to state that once I got off the phone, I absolutely sobbed for about an hour. How does a single girl cope when she is the last one left standing?
--Hadmy Filla Bridezillas (age 29)

There are few things I love more than Eric Northman. And when I have a beau, I like to share the things I love with him. But judging by last night’s TV date, I think inviting Sookie, Bill and the rest of Bon Temps was a big, big mistake…

This reader was wondering why, all of a sudden, guys just wanted to sleep with her:
Dear Single John,
Growing up I was always the girl that had a boyfriend. My last boyfriend broke up with me almost two years ago, and since then, I find that the guys I've been seeing will play the romantic, sincere, genuine guy, but then after weeks or months of dating, when sex comes into the equation... they're done. What am I doing wrong? I'm just upset because I used to be the girl that guys would love to be with, and now I'm just the girl that guys want to have sex with, even though I don't feel like I've changed.
- Sea Change

Recently, something has bothered me about the series Entourage. “The fact that it's not as good as it used to be?” you ask. And the answer would be “Yes,” but that’s not the only thing. My problem is Sasha Grey.

My friend M. has this theory, which she recently formulated after going on a first date with a guy who, for the life of him, couldn’t parallel park.