Stop ignoring social invitations because you’re in a funk and aren’t really feeling up to going out. (Start planning for fun things in advance so that you can’t give a last-minute excuse and back out.)
Presence. We want you to be listening when we’re talking, and we will return the favor every time. We want you to be in the moment as much as possible, instead of constantly hooked up to your phone, computer, etc.
Stop obsessing over your college almost-relationships. (Start moving on to bigger and better things — and people.)
Getting out of the wrong relationship. We throw bridal showers and baby showers, but we don’t throw parties for the women who are strong enough to walk out on the partners who aren’t right for them, or the SOs you don’t treat them well enough. And we really should.
“And there’s one area where Donald’s experience could be invaluable, and that’s closing Guantanamo. Because Trump knows a thing or two about running waterfront properties into the ground.”
Not having your entire life planned at 22 is not a bad thing — it’s an open door.
We don’t show our love in grand gestures, we show it in small acts.
If you moved from your parents’ house, and you had a dog, there is a 100% chance that you will facetime your parents just so that you can see your dog, AKA the love of your life.
Put your phone away at the dinner table. If you’re someone who is constantly on your phone, they’ll be floored.
You don’t need to go along with every little thing. You’re allowed to have opinions, you’re allowed to disagree and say so. You aren’t a candidate on “The Bachelor” — you can have a personality.