Birthdays Are Starting To Suck: How To Cope With Getting Older
When you turn 21 people class you as an adult, but it’s not really until a few years after that you truly morph from a reckless teen into full-fledged adulthood.
April Davis is Melbourne based writer and student. She’s currently working towards her professional writing and publishing degree and get’s a real kick out of laughing at her own misfortune.
When you turn 21 people class you as an adult, but it’s not really until a few years after that you truly morph from a reckless teen into full-fledged adulthood.
Our 20s are a somewhat ‘coming of age’ period where life starts getting pretty real.
Even the coolest, calmest, and most collected of girls can quickly change into a royal bitch in the lead-up to their wedding.
“It is not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche
A little over a year ago I had my very own white wedding cliché. After months of stressful planning and teeth grinding at my mother in law to be, I was finally slipping awkwardly out of an overpriced car, in an overpriced dress, ready to walk the aisle in front of a hundred of what I thought were my closest friends and family.
2. You wash your hair before work and it’s still wet when you finish work.
Social media can be great, but let’s face it, there’s some really annoying people out there that make that de-friend button oh so tempting sometimes.
If Adam and Eve really were the first humans, Eve has done womankind a serious disservice.