does anyone else laugh at their own jokes 🤣

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I’ve had my share of bad friendships. It honestly still makes me sad to think about how people I called “friends” treated me through my teens and twenties. Letting go of those connections was painful even heartbreaking but I eventually realized I deserved better. It took self love, therapy, an

Can we please normalize not loving your period? I’m so over pretending like it’s empowering or mystical when mine just… ruins my week. Usually longer. The cramps, the brain fog, the unexplainable urge to sob over literally nothing...it’s not cute. I’m allowed to feel miserable without guilt.

You know that feeling when you're talking to someone and you just know there's more going on beneath the surface? 🤔 Like, they're saying one thing, but their body language is screaming something else entirely 🤯 I used to be terrible at reading those subtle cues. Felt like I was const

In this book, Carnegie emphasizes the importance of showing genuine interest in others, listening actively, and offering sincere compliments to build strong relationships. The book also highlights the effectiveness of understanding others' perspectives and using positive reinforcement to persua

Lessons I have learned still newly in my twenties! First of all, I had always wondered what it was like being in your twenties. It seemed magical to me as a kid. now my husband and I joke that it’s kinda the strangest experience ever 😂 First lesson I’ve learned: you will find your own groove.

Coming out of a toxic relationship seriously messes with how you view love. I remember being in something that constantly had me questioning myself, walking on eggshells, and thinking that chaos meant love. So when I got into a healthy (current) relationship, it didn’t feel “normal” at first.

Sometimes, you just need a movie that feels like a fun night with your besties. 👯‍♀️✨ These always make me laugh and instantly lift my spirits. So if you’re in the mood for some funny movies (ladies edition, of course), here’s my go-to watchlist! #MovieRecommend #netflixrecommendations

these are some examples of how i like to annotate my books! i don’t really have a rhyme or reason to some of my annotations, i just annotate what stands out to me. i try not to think too hard about making annotations “proper” because, ultimately, they’re just for me to see. annotate however makes y

Hey, girlies! Do you want to create some awesome content for your Lemon8 profile but feeling a little stuck? Don't worry, I've got you covered! Here are some ideas I came up with after my observation on the contents all over lemon8 and I think they will help you take your content creation j

I did the research.. now I want to share with you all 🫶🏼 One less stressor for you bride-to-bes 🤍 #wedding #officiant #bridetobe

Having survived this far along the process, I’m finding myself fascinated with why some of us are able to push past these hurdles and find success. I think trauma drive is important because it helps us face embarrassment and tunnel through. Many of us have experienced family estrangement, at least

🎉🤣 QUICK! Dad Joke Emergency! 🚨🧢 Need a laugh? Or maybe a groan so bad it's good? Ha ha, family-friendly Dad Jokes guaranteed to make your eyes roll and your heart smile 💛💬 Perfect for: ✅ Father’s Day cards ✅ Lunchbox notes ✅ Joke-a-day fun ✅ Dads who think they're comedians 😎

Book review of 📚Beartown Fredrik Backman ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I almost don’t have any words. There’s a reason Backman is probably my favorite author and it’s because of his ability to validate feelings through his stories. Everytime I read one of his novels, I feel understood and like I just got o

Y’all are killing me with these post. I saw one that literally said make sure you have money for rent . . . New year new jokes Moving out is expensive and honestly next to impossible in some places unless you get roommates and even then is it worth it ? I was told once to live with my p

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Let’s be honest—adulting is hard! Luckily, I Can’t Adult Today by Kim Chance is here to make it a little easier. This book is a lighthearted yet practical guide that tackles “50 Firsts of Being an Adult,” covering everything from managing finances to mastering life’s small (but significant) challen

Growing up in an abusive home trains your body to react before your mind even processes what’s happening. Even now, in a peaceful life with calm people, my whole body jumps when someone raises their voice. Not even in anger — just volume. A laugh, a joke, a quick shout. My nervous system still thin