it's unbelievable that a 20-year-old in Utah, supposedly a "content creator," thought it was a good idea to ride on the hood of a car on I-215 for a viral video. Tyler Taysom's reckless stunt puts not just his life, but countless others at risk. where is the accountability? we are celebrating foolishness while genuine influencers are trying to educate and inspire. this kid should be grounded and s...
nobody talks about the moment you realize you’re not really in control. last month, I was convinced I could flip my last 100 bucks in the casino. I watched it disappear faster than I could process what was happening. the one thing that still haunts me? checking my account and seeing that zero in savings—while my partner casually mentioned how they were ready to finally book that dream vacation we ...
wait. i think my guilty secret is that i wanted my dad to tell me it was gone—like, just come clean and say it. he called me one night all panicked, saying he thought he got scammed, and part of me felt this weight lift. i never liked how hard he worked for the American dream, just to throw it away—fifty-hour weeks just to give it to some guy on the phone. now it just feels like that money was never going to be ours anyway, not when he was pouring his soul into the hustle culture myth—like running marathons on a broken leg and asking for more.
wait. i think my guilty secret is that i wanted my dad to tell me it was gone—like, just come clean and say it. he called me one night all panicked, saying he thought he got scammed, and part of me felt this weight lift. i never liked how hard he worked for the American dream, just to throw it away—fifty-hour weeks just to give it to some guy on the phone. now it just feels like that money was never going to be ours anyway, not when he was pouring his soul into the hustle culture myth—like running marathons on a broken leg and asking for more.
not gonna lie, i declared bankruptcy at twenty-nine and it feels like the universe's worst punchline. had a car accident caused by someone with no insurance while mine had a pathetic cap of fifty thousand. now i'm casually scrolling through old photos, and the highlight of my life is my hospital wristband instead of vacation pics. nothing screams "living my best life" like spending your twenties h...