Don’t feel included enough in political conversation? Here are some fun ideas to spark conversation at parties or in a park. Or at the doctor’s office. Or at the grocery store. Wherever tattoos might come up. Maybe you’re out shopping at Target for that perfect room decor and you spot a ...
Oh. My. God. I am screaming. I am SCREAMING!
"Yesterday I was brought into this world ... That’s right, I was born yesterday, just yesterday! Given the current political climate I’ve just learned about, I thought I should relay some of my newborn thoughts on all of the current events I’ve just learned about within the past 24 hours."
I have researched these methods and they do, in fact, work. They are not at all stolen from every other teen advice article I’ve read online.
We all have that one guy in our lecture that just will NOT stop talking.
"I realized that on that holy Sunday I was wearing... the romper."
"I was made to feel like my lack of inclination toward matching the energy that others had in social situations was undesirable, which led to self-doubt."
"Often I am offended at the notion of someone else deciding my level of innocence for me, but, as it has passively been pointed out to me by many, I am but a weak little female, so ultimately I’m not qualified to determine who I really am."
I always like getting back into the mindset of having to juggle the responsibilities of my rigorous course-load with making sure I’m prepared for that treasured time of the month.
