Kell. Your desk gave me immediate anxiety. So many shapes and colors. It’s chaos. Also saw way too few candles and liquor bottles. Everyone knows that alcohol benefits the creative process.
I’ve always been told – if someone broke up with you, it’s because they think they can do better. And if they try to get back with you, it’s because they are settling. Doesn’t matter how you treated her during the relationship, she’s probably just hitting that point a couple months after the relationship where you get the feels and miss having someone you can rely on. Either way, probably don’t do it, man.
I may be crazy, but I feel like often times SMs are using relationships as a crutch to put off dealing with some internal shit, being okay with yourself and finding value in who you are apart from who you SO is. Obviously that’s a generalization, and not always the case. On the other hand, I enjoy being single, and even though I go on dates often enough, it usually doesn’t last long or get too serious (sup NurseJackie). Part of this is healthy I’m sure – all the loving myself and being comfortable without the support of others part – but I’m sure that part of it is my selfish, cold heart not wanting to open up or put in the work to make a real relationship happen and care about someone else. I guess we all have our issues.
If y’all aren’t seeing anyone else and always hanging out together, you’re dating. You’re boyfriend and girlfriend. Be self aware enough to call it what it is. It’s not like you’re committing to marrying someone else, you’re just committing to not hurting them or screwing someone else till you have a conversation about it. Us millennials have made relationships too big of a deal
I almost exclusively buy my sport polos at Ross/Marshals. My favorite collared shirt is a classy, small-stripe, purple Calaway polo I got for about $12 from there.
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Kell. Your desk gave me immediate anxiety. So many shapes and colors. It’s chaos. Also saw way too few candles and liquor bottles. Everyone knows that alcohol benefits the creative process.
Yeah, screw those people who move to trendy cities like Austin for trendy jobs like writing blogs for millennial websites or something.
Also, with all that PTO and extra cash, he should be able to go visit plenty if he wants to.
I’ve always been told – if someone broke up with you, it’s because they think they can do better. And if they try to get back with you, it’s because they are settling. Doesn’t matter how you treated her during the relationship, she’s probably just hitting that point a couple months after the relationship where you get the feels and miss having someone you can rely on. Either way, probably don’t do it, man.
Add a Snapchat/IG/Twitter handle on there too while you’re at it. Gotta plug the social networks while you’re out there making connections
I may be crazy, but I feel like often times SMs are using relationships as a crutch to put off dealing with some internal shit, being okay with yourself and finding value in who you are apart from who you SO is. Obviously that’s a generalization, and not always the case. On the other hand, I enjoy being single, and even though I go on dates often enough, it usually doesn’t last long or get too serious (sup NurseJackie). Part of this is healthy I’m sure – all the loving myself and being comfortable without the support of others part – but I’m sure that part of it is my selfish, cold heart not wanting to open up or put in the work to make a real relationship happen and care about someone else. I guess we all have our issues.
If y’all aren’t seeing anyone else and always hanging out together, you’re dating. You’re boyfriend and girlfriend. Be self aware enough to call it what it is. It’s not like you’re committing to marrying someone else, you’re just committing to not hurting them or screwing someone else till you have a conversation about it. Us millennials have made relationships too big of a deal
Love this. Also in Nashville and also in for Trivia night – gotta diversify the friend group. Let’s just dm Walton and let him set it up.
I almost exclusively buy my sport polos at Ross/Marshals. My favorite collared shirt is a classy, small-stripe, purple Calaway polo I got for about $12 from there.