Some advice doesn’t comfort you… it changes you.

Hello #GloGetter ! Sometimes we hear, read, or see things that change the trajectory of our lives. It may be a simple statement it may even be an entire novel… I’m not sure about you, but words always help me to put things into perspective or at least shift my own. Here are a few bits of a

Hey besties! 💖 Let’s get real for a sec—there’s a LOT of relationship advice out there, but sometimes it feels like everyone is just repeating the same stuff. 🙄 So, I’m here to spill the underrated, no-BS truths that people aren’t talking about when it comes to love and relationships. Ready for som

showing up for the people we love can be hard. and we don’t talk about it enough! we’re rarely taught how to support our loved ones. and even though we really care about them, sometimes learning how to just falls by the wayside. if you’ve ever found yourself struggling to comfort someone you lov

Things Nobody Talks About in Relationships.. But Should Relationships aren't perfect, and that's okay. There's no rule that says you'll always feel like you're in a movie or constantly on cloud nine The truth is, sometimes things will feel normal in their simplicity. But t

It's common for people to mistake a slim or flat stomach for defined abs - 11 lines, especially if they have a naturally lean build or if their stomach appears toned due to minimal body fat. However, this can be misleading, as having a flat stomach doesn't necessarily mean you have well-def

Dating and being in a relationship are two distinct journeys. Dating is about exploring new connections, having fun, and discovering what you want. A relationship, on the other hand, involves building a deeper bond, sharing life’s ups and downs, and growing together. #lovestory #dairysummer

As someone who has been a full-time artist for the last four years, this is some advice I would give myself or anyone when you’re in that stage of questioning your whole life existence. I’m not going to lie, it will feel very scary. You’ve given up all “knowing” of a future that a job may give you.

- You’ll wonder if you’re doing everything wrong—constantly. You’ll question yourself all the time. “Is this normal?” “Am I doing this right?” Truth is, Youre still figuring it out as you go. Your baby thinks you’re doing amazing, even when you don’t feel like it. - “Sleep when the baby sleeps

As someone who has been struggling with acne for a long time, I want to offer some advice to girls who are going through the same thing. When I was in college, I would occasionally get a few red, swollen pimples on my chin, but at the time, I didn’t pay much attention to it. After starting work, t

Some advice for incoming freshmen. good luck in high school! you will get through it!

Making healthy changes to your life can be hard enough, but when you’re trying to do it alongside a partner that has no desire to make those healthy changes with you… it can feel impossible. Unfortunately, we can’t magically changes our partners and make them healthy with us and pushing them to

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✨ Start dating for PATTERN, not potential 👇🏼 🚩1. They only talk about themselves: A quality conversation involves both parties asking and answering questions. Dominating the conversation and showing little interest in getting to know you can be a sign of self-centeredness. 🚩2. They keep brin

When you’re feeling stuck in life, books that offer inspiration, fresh perspectives, or simply comfort can make a huge difference. Here are some books that might help you find direction, clarity, or simply remind you that you’re not alone: 1. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho • A beautiful

As an artist, I mainly work with graphite. Four years ago, I rarely used paints. 🎨 This changed when I took art classes in high school. Trying paints opened a whole new world for me!! I also felt more confident as an artist! #art #arttips #advice #painting #drawing #lemon8par

Early in my nursing journey (while doing clinical in my undergrad), one of my preceptors gave me a piece of advice that didn’t fully sink in at the time: “You can’t pour from an empty cup—take care of yourself so you can take care of others.” I remember nodding along, thinking it was just another c