I literally took my sister's favorite sweater from her closet because I wanted to be cozy for a night of binge-watching at my place. I texted her, "I borrowed your sweater," and instantly realized I sent it to my crush instead, who responded with, "Cute, can I borrow it sometime?" Now I have to plan an awkward dinner where I act cool about my fashion faux pas while panicking that he will expect me...
honestly, i have never admitted this out loud, but i literally cried after clicking 'unsubscribe' from a popular self-help app because deep down, i knew i was just PAYING someone to make me feel more anxious about my life. it hit me that the advice to "find your purpose" was just code for "you’re not doing enough." now, i sit in my tiny studio scrolling through motivational quotes instead of actua...
literally just received a text from my landlord saying he is "grateful for my loyalty" as he jacks up my rent again—like bro, I’m not a golden retriever, I'm a HUMAN being who makes my cereal in the sink at midnight. and honestly, what is loyalty in this economy? loyalty should be a new app where you earn points for enduring being constantly broke and overcharged for everything—just trying to survive in this endless cycle of exploitative gig work while praying my toaster doesn’t spark and burn my budgeted dinner. #SurvivalMode #GigLifeReality
literally just received a text from my landlord saying he is "grateful for my loyalty" as he jacks up my rent again—like bro, I’m not a golden retriever, I'm a HUMAN being who makes my cereal in the sink at midnight. and honestly, what is loyalty in this economy? loyalty should be a new app where you earn points for enduring being constantly broke and overcharged for everything—just trying to survive in this endless cycle of exploitative gig work while praying my toaster doesn’t spark and burn my budgeted dinner. #SurvivalMode #GigLifeReality
Mustafizur Rahman lands a deal in The Hundred while the cricketing world turns a blind eye to the IPL’s utter neglect of his talent. The Board of Control for Cricket in India rakes in billions, with its chairman, Sourav Ganguly, earning around 3 million dollars annually, yet they let home-grown talents slip through the cracks for marketable faces. It is a disgrace that the hype around The Hundred ...