8 Signs That Tell You You’re In Lust, Not Love
Know the difference. Love, lust: it’s easy to confuse the two, especially in the early stages of a relationship.
Know the difference. Love, lust: it’s easy to confuse the two, especially in the early stages of a relationship.
Who has the time for petty drama when you’re trying to take over the world?
“It is not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche
There’s a certain soapbox people love to stand on when it comes to makeup and beauty products. Let’s call it the “be confident in your own skin” soapbox.
There’s no “wait two hours to text back” guidelines that they believe they have to follow. Ambitious girls do what they want when they want, because they don’t have time for arbitrary dating rules.
if u spend the whole day watching Netflix at least put in one of the educational ones halfway through~
This person showed up and all of the sudden you were smiling when you were grocery shopping or taking out the trash.
I encourage all women to experience the beauty of traveling alone at least once in their lifetime, if only to discover what you are capable of.
Focusing on a “fantasy future.” It always starts off so perfect; the first couple of dates go smoothly and you just can’t help but get excited for the future possibilities this new guy has to offer. We begin to think of where this relationship might go and we create a whole fantasy future.
ENTJ – Ursula
A sarcastic BFF reminds you to find the humor in…everything. Even things you’d be totally terrified to joke about with other people.
Damn, people are trippin’!
Your past had security but living in the memories of it means you’re not doing anything to change your present. All it means is that you’re making it harder to forget about, because you’re too busy holding on.
You deserve a guy who will not propose to you on Valentine’s Day because that shit is tacky.
You realize perhaps more easily than you would if you saw them all the time, that your parents are not just your parents. They were people with dreams, and hopes and fears, and baggage. And they are getting older with all those things. As are you.
“Something happened one day we can’t even logically explain and my husband doesn’t like to talk about it because he doesn’t believe in any of that stuff.”
Wow, how can customers be THIS bad?
If you ever insinuate that our job is “easy” because we have summers off, it will be the end of our relationship.