We all do it. I consider myself an expert on the subject. It’s a timeless cliché-the good girl wants to fix the bad guy, realizes she can’t, and ends up breaking her own heart in the process. So, why? For some reason, we like to pick the most broken and damaged people and try to mold them into something-or someone- who we imagine ourselves being with. We will fail. Time and time again, fall after fall, punch after punch, we will fail. Why can’t we understand? Some people are just assholes. The worst part? We don’t realize until it’s too late. We’ve done everything we could; we’ve sacrificed our time, energy, effort and love. When it’s all over, we aren’t the same. There’s a piece of us that’s missing, the glistening fire in our hearts-the hopeful optimism- dims just a little bit, and continues to burn out each time we
Life As Told by Lena Dunham
Lena Dunham describes herself as “the voice of her generation.” She is witty, genius, hilarious, clumsy and most importantly honest. Throughout her HBO series, Girls, Dunham experiences extreme highs and lows, hilarious encounters and just unfortunate situations-this is what we call life. Here is life as told by Lena Dunham: 10. Sometimes we feel a little insecure. 9. We have issues with commitment.
What’s So Hard About Being 20?
Being 20 is hard. In the wise words of Britney Spears, “I’m not a girl, not yet a woman.” We’re caught between wanting to act like adults and do “adulty” things but we also still call our moms to ask if we can microwave plastic. We’re still in school- partying and drinking like animals (even though we aren’t legally allowed to yet)-but yet we’re supposed to be preparing ourselves for the “real world.” Here are a list of things that are hard about being 20: 15. Having no money, yet expecting to live like the Kardashians. 14. Always being tired. 13. We’re not teenagers anymore! But we’re still not old enough to drink.



