dear keke and kat

Urban Outfitters, Free People and my favorite store, Anthropologie, will start letting you rent clothes! And it won't exactly break the bank. This is going to definitely change some wardrobes, and maybe some lives.

We're not talking about different dietary choices, we're talking about kids. If they stay together, one person will be settling and giving up what they truly want.

This is uncomfortable. Imagine finding out that one of your parents is cheating on the other one, and no one else knows. What would you do? How do you handle that? Is it your place to say something to your parent, or do you leave it alone?

I'll never again get rid of anything important to me to please someone else.

I think that you gotta take out the trash and not look back. If he broke up with you and your heart was broken, why open up that door to have it happen again?

Lifestyle is a big part of relationships. If you aren't compatible in what you view as important for health and hobbies, it doesn't always work out. In the latest 'Dear Keke and Kat' letter, one girl is having an issue with her boyfriend:

College isn't easy. You have to study and work really hard to get the grades you want! If you've been in college for any amount of time, you know that. One local college student needs our help with how they should break the news to his/her parents:

If you've never worked at a job that you just can't stand, you're one of the lucky ones. And maybe in the minority when it comes to the workforce.

Crazy is a pretty harsh word. Most women have been called this at some point in one relationship or another, and usually I'd say it's not warranted. You decide and weigh in:

Again, I really don't think anyone breaks up with anyone until they're ready to see if for themselves, regardless of the situation. What would you do?