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Meals I Have Made to Woo Men, Part II

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By Meghan Nesmith
| thebillfold.com
u r safe with me Last year I dated a guy who swore by the blood type diet. Yes, this raised a red flag; no, it wasn’t enough to immediately dissuade me. For those of you who have remained blessedly ignorant, blood type dieters report miraculous health benefits from eating foods suited to their blood type. I’m B negative, which apparently means I’m directly descended from Nepalese nomadic herders, so I am meant to eat a lot of mountain goats but absolutely no dairy.
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How Much Was Your Breakfast?

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By Meghan Nesmith
| thebillfold.com
Franco-Californian Saturday Breakfast in Bed, for Two Brazilian coffee roasted by a little shop in Montpellier: 0,79 € Organic milk: 0,32€ Organic avocado: 0,47€ Baguette: 0,13€ Fresh-squeezed orange juice: 1,60€ Almond croissant: 1,10€ Pain au chocolat: 1,20€ Organic muësli: 0,33€ Organic fromage blanc: 0,40€ Special treats: 1,60€ Total for two: 7,93€ (which Google tells me is $8.81 USD at the current exchange rate) Lana, Montpellier, France We want to see your breakfast.
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How to Not Suck at Relationships

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By Meghan Nesmith, Leandra M. Cohen, Harling Ross, Jasmine Clarke
| repeller.com
My latest recurring nightmare is that I’m back with one of my exes. I’m bewilderingly unhappy, because I know there was a time I was deeply loved and secure, but I can’t remember who made me feel that way. It’s a kind of selective amnesia: dream-self scrolls through her past relationships, trying to find the needle in the haystack of trash men. I wake up, feverish, and then my partner is there, snoring, and I barnacle myself to him until he sleepily shakes free.
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