Some people treat Sundays like a Type A vacay where they have to pack everything in and do a million things. I treat Sundays like I’m peak college years after an all night banger. Wake up at noon. Refuse to leave the house. Pajamas only. 3 meals of crackers. Like God intended.
Husband introduced me to the #XFILES this summer and at first I was skeptical… but now I believe. 👽 Season #3 is the best yet. Scully over Mulder’s shit and Mulder doubling down on aliens is TV gold. #thetruthisoutthere
Adding “era” after all my excuses is the best thing I’ve ever done.
— I can’t meet for drinks, I’m in my “recluse era.”
— Sorry you didn’t like my response to your bad behavior, I’m in my “I don’t give AF era.”
— No I can’t do that for you, I’m in my “healthy boundaries era.” 🤷♀️
People keep asking me if we’re going on vacation this summer… but I’m like, actually my husband has us watching #xfiles from start to finish. And we’re only on season 2. But we’re all pretty committed to the truth so… maybe next year. #thetruthisoutthere#tvgold
Y���all don’t know embarrassment until you’re editing a sex scene in your latest manuscript at a 6yo bday party. 🫣🥴 my kid is swimming with his friends. I’m contemplating crawling under this table so all the other kindergarten moms to realize what I do for a living. 😬
This is so sad to me. I want her to see her worth, her talent and be confident. But it’s also something I super struggle with. But at some point we have to stop trying to fit into the ever changing, ever moving sliding scale the world sets and decide for ourselves.
This such an important conversation for writers/authors. I don’t know an author on this planet who doesn’t struggle with imposter syndrome—this is a good example of why. Yes, a lot of our insecurity comes from within. But I huge part of it is bc of this ambiguous standard…
On top of that even if you write a book making money as an author is HARD. Making a livable wage is even harder. If you make a ton of money, you likely will not continue to make a ton of money. Another job isn’t just wise, it’s sometimes necessary—no matter how talented you are.