Why do we put so much pressure on ourselves to do EVERYTHING?! I find that most of the people I know are running from work, to family, to friends, to improv class, to an open mic, to do errands, and so on and so on! Why do we constantly feel guilty if we just can’t do it?! Is it just me or do we really need to stop it now?! I’m learning how to allow myself to a take break so I don’t completely burn out.
I love Instagram. I was super late to the party, but now I’m all in and I’m never leaving! Here are some my favorite people to follow on Instagram:
As a single, 35-year old, it’s frustrating to continuously see false hopes and happy endings in Hollywood. We literally sit and watch a show where the shitty guy suddenly sees how amazing the woman is and how bad he’s been treating her. Voila! He now becomes a good guy! All of a sudden, he decides to commit and treat her right. Oh, and he apologizes too! Well, that does NOT happen in real life and I’m tired of seeing it onscreen.
Sorry everyone, but this week I don’t have it in me to write a long or typically snarky post. I do want to say something about putting yourself first though.
In 2019, with instant communication and instant gratification, I’m witnessing the demise of actual standards in dating. We all have our own personal beliefs, values, standards and even maybe a set of rules when it comes to dating. I know mine may differ from yours, but what I want to emphasize here is that we should all know our worth. We are beautiful, smart, successful, funny, and, more than anything, worthy and should not accept the unacceptable.
People actually smile at you on the subway and you’re not creeped out!
I love hearing men complain about the costs of dating in NYC. Yes, they should take care of the first few dates and really take a woman out. Yes, that may cost a pretty penny, but let’s stop with the complaining. Here are the costs of female upkeep to look the way we do for a date:
Here are some my favorite wellness tips:
Don’t schlep to a workout class and take 3 hours out of your day. Just get a mini trampoline in your tiny New York apartment and follow Lekfit ala Busy Phillips style on your laptop.
On this lovely Valentine’s Day, I had yet to hear from the random bumble dude that I was supposed to go out with, having nothing to do with it being Valentine’s Day! It was just my free night! Ok, for obvious reasons, it was my free night.