If saving money was easy, everyone would have a ton of cash in the bank. We all have to learn how to do it and once you break it down into smaller pieces, it's really not as hard as it may seem.

It's easy to get caught up in the joy of the occasion and forget to ask questions about all the things she's going to expect of you. This kind of conversation can be stressful but it's also essential to make sure that you don't end up going into debt for a friend's wedding and then feeling resentful about it.

You thought you'd lose those 20 pounds by the time reunion rolled around, but here you are at the same weight with the same feeling of self loathing. How can you show up just as you are and still have a good time?

You've known each other since grade school and while she's always been the bossy one, over the last few years her nonstop guru-like advice and know-it-all mentality have you feeling frustrated. So much so, that you've stopped talking to her about important things in your life because you just don't want to hear it.

You want to do good work, get recognized for it and continue developing. And sometimes you don't feel as visible on your team as some others. It's not a good feeling but now is not the time to shrink into the background.

Accidents happen and seeing documents that were meant for someone else can be very illuminating. It's very unusual to know this kind of thing in advance so it might be tempting to fashion a plan where you can really stick it to them. Or, is there a way to approach this that leaves them wishing they made a different decision?

You've been dating a while and you feel ready while he feels almost the same, maybe, but you're not sure. How do you get him to see there's no time like the present. Would he find an ultimatum motivating?

An old joke about porcupines which ends in "very carefully" comes to mind. Being critical of someone's appearance even with the most excellent intentions is difficult at best, so before even thinking about attempting something like this make sure you're coming from a place of love.

In the heat of the moment it's easy to let something we wouldn't otherwise say just slip out. Every problem has a solution though, so let's not get so wrapped up in our angst that we forget that.

You've been dating less than a year and it feels a but too soon to share a passcode and she thinks it's totally normal. If you say no is she going to think you're cheating even though you're not?