Molly Burford

Be the best bridesmaid or groomsman you can possibly be. Appreciate love even when you’re not in it.

Realize that the further you push your feelings down, the deeper they become planted in your veins. Understand this very well because that is what has happened here.

Maybe it’s Sunday morning and the hangover haze hasn’t struck us yet and we are maybe still a little buzzed off the whiskey from the night before.

If you know you’re not going to have time to shower in the morning, spray dry shampoo in your hair before you go to bed. It’ll work its magic while you sleep, getting rid of excess oil and making your mane look voluminous and clean by the time your alarm goes off in the morning. 

She won’t be afraid to tell you when you’re being an ass.

No one is ever obligated to love you.

Not everything happens for a reason, but things do have a tendency to work out okay. 

She’s difficult to pin down for plans. This isn’t because she’s trying to play hard to get or anything like that. She doesn’t play games, she builds walls.

Sephora is my promised land. I probably spend way too much money there (what up, VIB status), but ya know, some people buy hard drugs, I buy a shit ton of eyeshadow. So it’s probably fine. 

What you want isn’t friendship. And that’s okay.

Let her go, because you know deep down you don’t really care about her.

Commit to finding a hairstylist who you trust and adore.