When I was dating a co worker of mine at the TV morning show I used to work at, he was randomly selected to actually be on the show. All it was going to be was a simple question that the host was going to ask him, he would answer, and that was that. Once producers told him about this mini segment, he flipped out. He had terrible stage fright and didn't want to be involved on camera in any way. He was a camera guy and that's where he wanted to stay. Coincidentally, all of this was happening right around April Fools day. So that night we went out to dinner, and it was there that I tried to talk him into doing the mini segment. He refused. And so, on a whim, I told him that the segment was actually more involved than just a question, and producers had lied and actually wanted him to do an entire segment and even participate in an audience Q&A; entitled "Ask Eddie." He completely flipped out in the restaurant. After I let him sweat a little, I broke the news that it was all a joke and I was just busting his chops. Yep, he hates me.

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It was during my college days that I was rather rebellious and care free. Not that I'm not like that anymore. But, well, you know what I mean. There was this guy. Let's call him L. He was a close friend of one of my ex boyfriends, who, when my ex and I broke up, he went right after me. I mean, I probably should have know that he liked me too. The signals were loud and clear. But I guess I just tried to avoid it. L would call me and asked me to hang out all the time. He called me late at night just to talk. He even asked me to dinner many, many times. And he is a great guy, but I just wasn't into him. And the fact that he was my ex's friend. Well, that was a factor as well. So one night when he called, my best friend answered the phone, and said that she was my girl friend (not girlfriend). He said "Oh? Alright, well I guess I'll stop calling then." And so I thanked my best friend. Didn't think twice. And didn't hear from him for quite some time.

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Why is it that whenever you meet a guy, no matter what, you are always confused? Lately, I've reconnected with a lot of people from my past. Especially a lot of guys. And I'm just always confused as to whether they just want to be my friend, or my boyfriend. I feel conceited to always think that if a guy talks to me, or if a guy wants to hang with me, that means that they like me. Because if there's one thing that I am, it's definitely not being full of myself. But if a guy just wants to hang with you, the girl just automatically assumes it's a date. There needs to be some clarification here!

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Over the time span of a couple of months in high school, I inadvertently convinced my mom into thinking I had a ghetto, drug dealing, jail bird of a boyfriend named Marcus. I started with the prank early February so that it did indeed seem real. Every now and then I had one of my guy friends call the house saying that it was Marcus. I would graffiti up my notebooks with "Jen and Marcus forever" scribbled all over the place. I even strategically placed fake love letters all throughout my room, in my draw, closet, and coat pockets. They would read something along the lines of "Hey boo, I'm only selling to buy you nice things. Hope I don't get caught either." And even went as far as to have one of my guy friends dress up in something ridiculously ghetto wearing a bandana and all, and took pictures with him that I put in my photo albums. (This prank killed two birds with one stone - because since I strategically placed all of the evidence in my private hiding places, I obviously knew that my mom looked through my belongings since she would ask me about him). Yes, eventually my mom flipped out. And yes, I told her it was an April Fools prank. But I guess I pranked her so good that she didn't even believe me that it was a prank! Till this day she still inquires about Marcus, with a confused look upon her face.

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I just saw "I Love You, Man," and it was hilarious and absolutely adorable. Paul Rudd gave a superb performance s the doofy but loveable geek, and after years of playing that "Same character" ("Clueless," "Knocked Up," and that awful movie I'd like to forget "Over My Dead Body") is finally headed straight toward the A list. And Jason Segel was, of course, nothing less than awesome. Although, I have a feeling he really is that off beat, crazy guy in real life. Just a hunch. So ladies, if you are dating this man, get away! Most likely, it won't end well. And guys, if you seemed to have lost your friends along the way, then man up and get them back. Or make some new ones! You always need your friends. And no, your significant other doesn't count! You always need someone else to talk to. Someone else to lean on. Someone to be there for you incase you guys break up. That's what friends are for.

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