If Famous Authors Described My Attempts to Date
The three women continued to sit on the couch, anguishing over whether this had been a romantic or a platonic encounter.
Karen Chee is a comedy writer/performer living in New York City. She contributes regularly to The New Yorker, McSweeney's, and Splitsider, and has also written for Shondaland, Reductress, and Funny or Die. You can tweet her at @karencheee, or check out www.karenchee.com for more info.
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