that sound so negative, but it’ll all make sense in a minute because i was the queen of going on what i thought was a great first date and then building a guy up to be so wonderful and amazing before really getting to know him. there were obviously way more dates that ended with me wishing i hadn’t put pants on and left the house, but there were definitely a handful of idiots that i gave way too much …

sure, that guy you used to hang out with at school might have just posted a “she said yes!” snap on insta, but good things take time, especially when it comes to matters of the heart, and your twenties are the time to have fun and experiment before you settle down in a decade or so’s time (if ever). you don’t want to do it in a bait way where you vibe with them. i had one awkward moment where …

my mom has always said the happiest time of her life was her 30s — she cared less, loved more, changed, grew, and most importantly, she gained more confidence in who she was, without making any excuses. i’m still 2.5 years away from the big 3-0, but many of my friends — who i admire for their wit and wisdom — have already entered their fourth decade and have a lot of thoughts about their 20s. and when it comes …

your needs and wants in any relationship is very different in each age range and as we grow up we tend to look at the concept of love very differently as well. up until your mid 20s, you feel a constant need and enthusiasm to go on dates, to have a partner to go together to the movies, talk on the phone for hours, and go out alone or with friends. some of the rosy outlook on life that you …

that sound so negative, but it’ll all make sense in a minute because i was the queen of going on what i thought was a great first date and then building a guy up to be so wonderful and amazing before really getting to know him. there were obviously way more dates that ended with me wishing i hadn’t put pants on and left the house, but there were definitely a handful of idiots that i gave way too much …