I’ve been thinking a lot about how every self-help book claims to have the key to happiness, but honestly, the only thing I’ve found that consistently makes me happy is pizza and a Netflix binge. Like, I’d love to know who decided that waking up at 5 AM to meditate is a better use of time than sleeping in and dreaming about toppings. Can we start a campaign for real solutions; if you’re one lost s...
I’ve been pretending to study for my exams while actually watching a whole season of a show with a tub of ice cream. I mean, the real test is my ability to convince my mom I’m doing well when I haven’t even opened my books. Can we talk about how “just this one episode” turns into a binge-fest and suddenly it’s 2 AM? At this point, I could write a thesis on the plot twists rather than the actual su...
Why does every travel influencer act like they’ve unlocked the secrets of the universe just because they took a cute picture in front of a random wall in Bali? I’m over here struggling to find the energy to even leave my house for a grocery run, and they’re frolicking through picturesque landscapes while I can’t even locate my left shoe for a 5-minute walk. Also, let’s be real, nobody wants to see your 57th sunset photo; we get it, it’s pretty! Can we start a new trend where we post the real struggles of travel—like getting lost, losing your luggage, or just realizing you have no idea how to use public transport?
Why does every travel influencer act like they’ve unlocked the secrets of the universe just because they took a cute picture in front of a random wall in Bali? I’m over here struggling to find the energy to even leave my house for a grocery run, and they’re frolicking through picturesque landscapes while I can’t even locate my left shoe for a 5-minute walk. Also, let’s be real, nobody wants to see your 57th sunset photo; we get it, it’s pretty! Can we start a new trend where we post the real struggles of travel—like getting lost, losing your luggage, or just realizing you have no idea how to use public transport?
Why is it that every time I try to get into a new hobby, I go all in for about a week and then completely ghost it like it was a bad Tinder date? Like, I signed up for that pottery class and bought all the fancy tools, but now I'm just staring at a pile of overpriced clay that’s silently judging me. Can someone explain why we think we can just casually pick up a new skill like we’re swapping Netfl...