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@ Bastiat – Thanks for the comment. Me and my husband look at each strangely sometimes, like we can't believe we ended up with each other. The soul and what it wants and love and how strong a force it is can cut through so much. Love is a mysterious and powerful force and I'm glad it came to visit me and my husband. I think he still can't believe that he 'settled', but I'm very appreciative of him. He's not just a number count to me – he's more than that.

@ Gin, I didn't convert him, but that's very nice of you to say that. He converted himself. He was just mature enough to know what really mattered to him. I think he kept playing the playboy lifestyle because it got him kudos from his friends and because his writing wasn't as successful as he wanted it to be during the time his friend's careers were taking off – banging women around the world gave his some status among his peers. Who knows? If he becomes the next Tarantino, someone younger and hotter than me might become the next wife. I really don't spend a lot of time worrying about it. If you want a super alpha, you have to be very excited about your own life, never be condescending or competitive, share in others' joy, be grateful and interested in life even when you're single and be true to yourself and never apologize for who you are. You will set yourself apart in the eyes of good men.

@ Hope, do I worry about kids vs. career? No, not really. It will work itself out. If I give up my career, I give it up to raise kids and I'm all right with that. That's not something I would have said 10 years ago. I'm sure it will be challenging. There are plenty of mothers out there who have started their own businesses at home and there's more and more good info out there on how to do that. Ironically, I have a business idea that my husband is pushing me to start so that we can get set up financially. How I want it to go is that I want him to be co-CEO and we will run it and parent at the same time. This is not some feminist dream of mine to have it all, but considering where he is career-wise, we might both have to run this business that I want to start and parent at the same time. Not ideal, but I know we will make it work. Having children means a lot to us both, so I know we will do what it takes. I have full faith in him.

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