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We've all been there.
“At least you are trying...”
Women’s Spirituality and Sexuality; Relationships: Feminine and Masculine
http://www.anandaseva.org/womenrsquos-spirituality-sexuality-relationships-feminine-and-masculine.html
One of the most interesting perspectives I have read on the topic of, female sexual repression evolving into a spiritual/mental debilitation in the mind and body,Â
So am I.
When you have to be at work in an hour, but just can't drag your ass to get out of bed....
Had to share this @WeHeartIt http://weheartit.com/entry/100108695/via/Hearteando
Enola
Feelings as of lately...
MoroccanOil Company Hoax
Hi,Â
I recently posted a video endorsing a Moroccanoil hair product. As I have been informed, the main ingredient is basically silicon. (No fancy Moroccanoil) This ingredient can actually be found in many hair straightening products, such as Frizz Ease, by John Frieda, according to this article:
 <http://moroccanbeauty.blogspot.com/2011/01/shocking-truth-about-moroccan-oil.html>
I just wanted to post this so others aren't fooled by fancy marketing tactics. This all goes back to why it's important to educate yourself and figure out what ingredients are in your favorite hair products. Â I am only posting this, so that those of us on a budget, can spend less, on products that are better suited to our specific hair types.Â
I dedicate this video to all the, "natural hair," video tutorials I watched on Youtube, while living in the midwest. This is my first attempt at a natural ha...
Very true
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
Some people may think that I was crazy for moving from one of the best cities in the world, to a small town in the middle of nowhere. Why would anyone relocate to a a slower, more relaxed, or even boring town? Â Why leave NYC when it's possible to have the world at your fingertips and dive into success overnight by working hard, networking , and playing the role of the "responsible adult?"Â
Well for starters, I had saved enough money to avoid being a part of corporate America for a few years. I knew I wouldn't find my dream inside a cubicle, behind a desk, forgetting about my dreams, while building other people's. Â
However, more importantly, after working seven days a week, dealing with disgruntled clients, supervisors, and overall, dissatisfied human beings, I wanted to try living someplace new, Although I may admit, 90% of why I choose to live in Iowa was because of my boyfriend and the convenience of it all. (He had already found us a 2 story house, $635 a month not including utilities, and he had a job) The idea of living in a small artsy community where people are spiritually aware, shop at a farmers market with 75% all organic food, and practice mindfulness in their waking lives, was enough to convince me to pack up everything, and leave what I had known for years behind. Â
 What has brought my attention to this topic is observing  acquaintances post's on FB and Twitter, all mentioning their exhaustion and unhappiness they felt with their current position after being in the professional working world for a mere total of only 4 years.Â
In a way I always envied them. Their ability to stick it out and work that 9-5, hustle and make the most of the employment they were given. They were good at playing the role of an adult, and for some reason I just hadn't quite mastered it yet.
 But the statements I'd seen them make, describing how they really felt about the situation, brought me back to  remembering my bouts of depression and  insanity, my over worked  body and brain had endured for the past four years prior to and after graduating and quitting my job.
American society has schooled us into believing that we were born on this planet to work and build other people's dreams, while slowly withering away and not tending to our own personal needs. I am in no way saying that work is not a mandatory part of life, that we as human beings need to do, not only to sustain a living, but also to make some use out of why we were given this opportunity at life. I am merely, questioning the quality of work one is given. Should work outnumber our happiness? Is it so important to work hard that we make ourselves sick and dull down our creative minds until we have become drones? Â
I stumbled across this article:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/she-the-people/wp/2014/02/21/5-things-you-get-from-working-too-hard/
and it made me think, maybe there isn't anything wrong with me. Maybe there's something wrong with the system?Â
The Age We Stop Caring What Other People Think?
 When I was 21 I felt like I had crossed the threshold into that rite of passage of adult hood. I could now finally step into any bar I wanted and order any drink without anyone stopping me. That is, after they stared at my ID for about five minutes to make sure I was the girl in the picture. (I’m tiny and look waaay too young for my age)
Musings of a 26 Year Old
I’m sure they’ll come a time when I miss the excitement of stepping into the unknown. Perhaps it will be when my life is so overwhelmed by a mundane repetitive schedule and little time to dream. Maybe I’ll stop and remember when I was young and get a kick out of my flightiness and spontaneity. Perhaps, I’ll even envy myself, along with my previous ability to make my life anything but ordinary.
 Ordinary isn’t leaving NYC and moving to the middle of nowhere, simply because you want a change of pace. Ordinary isn’t, five different jobs months on end to match the random selection of friends you had at the time each event took place. It’s a muffled group of memories that’ll probably make you laugh in retrospect. Or for a lack of better words go, WTF, when you think about the two years you spent living with your boyfriend in Iowa. Both the nouns, boyfriend and Iowa, appearing in the same sentence, is enough to make you realize you’ve gone from an ocean to a dessert in the blink of an eye.
 Oh how time flies when you’re wasting time, just living. You’re discovering who you are and what you’re capable of. You’re getting rejected over and over again, so one day you can finally get to a place where you’re past the point of being rejected for your lack of experience, but are now just overqualified.
 You hope to get to a place where you realize, no one really knows what the hell is going on and, to stop taking life so seriously. Or on the flip side, start taking life seriously. You now understand what people mean when they say that you can create your own future and are living proof that this is exactly what you are doing.Â
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"Who’s The Boss" Drinking Game
  Take a shot/ drink if:
There is a sexual reference made by Mona.
 Every time Tony says, “ Ay- oh- oh ay!”.
Every time there is an awkward romantic/sexual innuendo between Tony and Angela.
 Every time Angela babies Jonathan.
   Every time Angela wears the Steve Urquell glasses.
 Whenever someone suggests there is something going on between Tony and Angela.
 Five shots/or drinks if Angela is wearing sequins.Â
 All images are credited to : http://whos-theboss.tumblr.com/tagged/Angela-Bower
Who’s The Boss Drinking game ©ML Paser
I do not endorse the consumption of alcohol to minors under the legal age of drinking.
About the Author: Michele Lauren is a 25 year old failure, who spends way too much time coming up with stupid ideas, such as, 80’s Television drinking games, and story concepts for her up and coming novel. Check out, “Runners,” the first book in a series of science fiction novels.
 Get your copy of, “Runners” here on Amazon: http://amzn.to/1agjK5c
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You know that thing we all do? That strategy we use to avoid sitting in a room with a bunch of people you don't really know, without seeming like you're that weirdo in the corner. You pull out the smart phone. Since the inception of smart phones, we are all able to appear as if we have social lives and situations outside of our current state of present being. Smart phones are our safety, our go to, for when we know no one at a party and don't feel like engaging in awkward conversation about mundane subjects in which we care nothing about. We could be sending emails, responding to text messages, and or checking FB. Regardless it's our safety until someone comes over and says, "you know, there are other things you could be doing besides being on your phone. Lol so it goes.
Try to understand people more...!
If a person laughs too much, even at stupid things, he is lonely deep inside..
If a person sleeps a lot, he is sad.
If a person speaks less, but speaks fast, he keeps secrets..
If someone can’t cry, he is weak..
If someone eats in an abnormal manner, he is tense..
If someone cries on little things, he is innocent & soft-hearted..
If someone becomes angry over silly or petty (small) things, it means he needs love…
Interesting...