I love heels. I really do. When I'm trying to decide on what shoes to wear out, the heels win about 95% of the time. Nothing wrong with that, right?

Thing is, I'm tall. Really tall. At 5' 10", I really do not need to wear heels. So why do I have an obsession with wearing them? When I wear my heels, I'm taller than my 6' 1" boyfriend. I don't mind that, but I get stared at enough with my height. I don't need to attract even more attention. I just love showing off my height for some reason. Heels make my big feet look smaller and cute, and my long legs look even longer, and that makes everybody go ga-ga.

Any other I-shouldn't-be-a-heel-addict girls out there? Why do you love your heels?

Even though the series ended 6 years ago, the movies continue to give us just enough of an SATC fix that we're just as addicted as ever. Good thing Cosmo has uncovered everything you ever wanted to know about SATC 2. We asked you to tell us why your obsession with SATCburns so deeply. If you can beat these Cosmo girls' love of the fab four, tell us and we might add you to the list!

"A few years ago, I started watching reruns of SATC and fell in love instantly! I bought the entire series, the books, and the movie! I have watched the show and the movie so many times I know them by memory. Every night, I have to watch two or three episodes before I can fall asleep. My boyfriend, family, and friends think I am obsessed, but I don't care! I LOVE MY SATC GIRLS! By the way, as I'm writing this, I am watching the show right now, Season 4, episode 17 'A Vogue Idea.'" - Ivanice Ortiz Torres, 18, Yauco, Puerto Rico

Some guys secretly admire Samantha's sexual bravado and Carrie's

Chris Noth, David Eigenberg, Jason Lewis and Evan Handler are the fellows that made the ladies laugh, cry and climax-check out all the men from the flick!

- Mark Marino, BettyConfidential.com

They say behind every great man is a great woman, but in the case of Sex and the City, the opposite is true (get your mind out of the gutter!). Without Big and Aidan, Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) would just be spending her days sipping Cosmos and talking couture. Wait a minute. "These women would be spinning in a false reality if there weren't worthwhile men they were trying to build their lives around," says show creator Michael Patrick. "Their lives wouldn't have evolved if the audience wasn't somehow believing in and relating to the men that they chose." To mark the release of Sex and the City 2, we present an up-close-and-personal look at these unsung heroes from the flick - plus a few new sexy faces.

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My sweets, are you loud or quiet in bed? Do you ever get nervous to talk dirty? Well, here are three sexy things to say to your man in bed...

I just got a copy of Moregasm, a new book by Claire Cavanah and Rachel Venning, the owners of the women-friendly sex shop Babeland. Unlike some sex books, this one isn't too intense or scary. Instead, they answer real-life questions they've been asked by their customers over the years, and their tone is friendly and light-hearted. I'm loving the book!

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Want a little teaser? Here, they give three tips on how to talk dirty:

1. "A really good starter script for dirty talk is simply this: say what you are going to do, then do it, then say you did it," say Claire and Rachel. Two examples? "I think it's time to spank you," or "Ooh, I need you inside me soon."
2. "Then there's dirty talk that's more about amping up the moment," they explain. Try describing your feelings and

One of my friends recently started dating a divorced guy, which of course got us asking ...

Would you marry a guy who's divorced?

I guess there are two schools of thought: On one hand, a divorced guy clearly isn't afraid to commit. Sure, he's been married-and even though it didn't work out, he's willing to give it another go. That's good, right?

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On the other hand, maybe a divorced guy doesn't take commitment seriously enough. If his ex-wife truly is bat s--- crazy, maybe he should have realized that before giving her a ring. Hmm ...

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My parents have been divorced for most of my life and both have been happily remarried for more than a decade-more than two decades in my mom's case. So I'm all about giving divorcees a second shot. But I still don't know if I would have shared my number to a divorced dude back in my dating days.

Would you marry a guy who's

Forget oversized handbags, statement necklaces, and sky-high stilettos: a shiny manicure is the "It" accessory of the moment. Beige neutral nails and bold bright polish are both on-trend this season, but in a time of recession, many women are going the DIY route with their nails. Who wants to spend $15 to $25 on a manicure that chips after two days? Well, the folks at CND are hoping to bring ladies back to the salon with Shellac, an innovative hybrid nail color that they guarantee will last 14 days.

Yes, you read that right. Shellac manicures last two whole weeks, and I should know. I tried the Shellac manicure at the end of April and documented the entire process so I could report back. As someone who does her own nails or gets a manicure about once a week, I was prepared to be a tough critic, but I was won over by Shellac pretty quickly. It does cost more than a regular manicure (typically around $40 to $45), but the results are well worth it. While nail innovations like the

Seems a few of us were suffering from sticker shock this morning when we learned that the Sex and the City 2 costumes are worth a whopping $10 million--but I was even more surprised to learn what the average woman's wardrobe is valued at.

Here's the deal with the study, as told by Stylelist: "Conducted by UK insurance company Sheila's Wheels, the survey of 3,000 adults found that a woman's daily ensemble costs on average $137 more than a man's. The total (cue cha-ching! sound effect) reportedly includes underwear, $39; a skirt, $44; top, $33; knitwear, $57; coat, $94; tights, $6; shoes, $75; watch, $112; and jewelry, $552. A woman's handbag, $155, and its contents--including a $155 mobile phone and cash, tickets, and passes amounting to $213--were also reportedly included, resulting in a grand total of $1,534.28." The survey also says that the value of an outfit can increase by $102 for special occasions.

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Call me crazy,