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… is online here.

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… is online here. I’m dealing with two hyper-controversial issues–one somewhat exotic and one mundane–this Sunday:

1. Polyamory, and
2. Toddlers in fancy restaurants.

Which topic do you think I’ll get the most response on? And do you think the angriest letters will come from:

A. Sexual conservatives
B. Polyamorists
C. Parents
D. Non-parents

ON ANOTHER NOTE: Loving your responses to my post about rudeness and powerlessness. Yes, you are right, I was only looking at one side of the issue, and more or less deliberately so. I didn’t mean that lack of balance to imply that I think the rudeness (and cruelty, and abuse) of the powerful does not exist or is exaggerated. The post was intended more as an evocation of a feeling than a full social analysis. Will write more later about this — but, seriously, you guys are the best. Great stuff.

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Today’s column

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Today’s column

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Today’s column

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Today’s column

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Today’s column

… is online here. I have to say, I was rather proud of my answer to the second question.

UPDATE: The magazine’s cover story is about coyotes. Is it just me, or do coyotes look exactly like wolves going, “Duuhh … “?

Also, while you can’t buy the appearance of a “strong, proud, generous person with a sense of humor and perspective” at Sephora, you can buy Smashbox Color Correcting Primer, which is the best foundation primer I’ve ever used — I generally wear it alone, not with foundation, and it gives a beautiful evenness without a made-up look. It doesn’t have SPF, mind you, so you have to wear sunscreen underneath.

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Today’s column

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Today’s column

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