Tell Me How!!

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

we all wanna make the right choices, and listen to the right guidance. but when it comes to making decisions, it’s really easy to confuse anxiety for intuition, and vice versa. learning to tell the difference is so important! and more than anything it just takes practice to distinguish which is

let me be your big sister for a moment here. college is scary when you’re first going and a lot of people don’t have someone to help them learn the ropes. so here are a few things i learned in college on my own that might be beneficial for any upcoming freshman (or even upperclassmen) to know! ⭐

Now that I’m 25 years old, I have had so many experiences now then I did when I was 18 years old. My mind was focused on partying, finally having my “independence”, and becoming a legal adult. Of course, as we grow we learn. So these are the thing I would tell my 18 year old self (and you guys)!

hello ◡̈ When I began breastfeeding I felt like I didn’t know anything. I became overwhelmed with it and I definitely chop it down to the fact that I wasn’t well educated on any of it. Breastfeeding is almost this weird taboo thing, much less now than it used to be, but I feel like it’s just not

✨Finding the right therapist can make a huge difference! Here’s how to know if they’re the perfect match: 1. Comfort & Trust: Feel safe and understood. 2. Clear Communication: Easy to talk to and explains things well. 3. Empathy & Support: Validates your feelings without judgment.

I feel like these days relationship content is so negative; “red flags to look for” “how to tell if he’s manipulative” “signs he’s emotionally unavailable,” and I feel like we rarely talk about the green flags to be looking for and focus on the positive side of relationships! so here are some prett

my parents divorced when i was 5. and one of the first observations i made in life is that i did ✨not✨ like how their lives or my childhood turned out as a result. marriage is LIFE CHANGING. think about this: that’s the guy you’re going to have every dinner with for the rest of your life. tha

•If I could go back and give myself advice as a teenager these are some of the things I would say to her💭 •I remember being 16-18 like it was yesterday being in high school, feeling like no one understood me and how every situation was the biggest deal in the world •being an adult and reflect

❓Why doesn't anyone tell you how complicated starting a business can be? You know, even though I'm lucky to be able to pause a steady job because I have the support of my husband, it's really tough because it requires all your effort, time, money, and also mentally. There are days