I’d like to make a toast to my first apartment. To its cold hardwood floors and stupid, weak shower head. Little apartment, you taught me things.
Life is good. It’s really good. Yes, despite even the weird things that happen throughout the day: awkward work happenings, tough meetings, waking up either hung over or too early, crying because you’re overly sensitive about things.
When I’m at work, I hope for Friday. When Friday rolls around, time can’t fly fast enough for me to be sprawled out like a starfish on my bed. Then, come Saturday, I’m planning my summer trip to New York and packing to move to my new apartment.
I'm probably a combo of #84, "dirty sock wearing bitches," and #76, "geeken bitches."
You need to get down with your bad self every once in a while. It will make you feel free. Just stay away from drugs and pay your bills.
We all have those little (big) white lies we tell ourselves on a daily basis, don't we? Whether to make ourselves feel better about indulging, convince ourselves we will do better next time, or just to get through a rough patch.
Before you knew it, I had a huge girl-boner, was throwing my hands around ranting about my ‘top 3 favorite books of all time’ and had organized a book club on my Facebook page for all my girlfriends to join by the end of the night.
I find the most out-of-control ways to be happy these days. It’s actually hilarious. For example, the other day, I found a clean washcloth in my drawer to wash my face with. I squealed with unattainable glee.
Rule #26: RIP Paul Walker. But never RIP your boner for Paul Walker.
All those traditional paths of success: go to school, go to college, get a job, buy a house, have a family—they don't work anymore. We are carving new paths for a new future and it's tough.
I took a Fiction Writing class once. I adored it. I’d take my coffee and my Moleskin and feel hipster as hell walking into the lofty classroom. One day, our instructor had us practice building our own characters.
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A young man ponders whether or not he should cheat on his girlfriend with his "side bitch." Instead of weighing the pros and cons, he does it for 20 retweets on Twitter.
Instead of allowing mentally wrinkled baby boomers to define our generation, I figured why not pull a Lena Dunham and define it on my own?
The other day I fell down the stairs, accidentally poured water in my coffee and said something so awkward in a meeting, I thought I was going to unzip my skin and crawl out.