So I came across this picture on Instagram and it spoke volumes to me. "Don't marry. Collect money and travel." Well alright then! My first thought is that some bitter chick that's tired of trying for her happily ever after posted it, but on second thought it appears that maybe our generation is feeling like this. I'm thinking the sentiments are split in half. There are some that still feel that marriage is the ultimate goal, but then there are others that think they're bette

Let's face it. It's hard to admit that we aren't completely and totally awesome from time to time, but if you find yourself constantly kissing frogs-- maybe the problem is you. Now before you start throwing tomatoes and booing, hear me out. If you find yourself attracting the same type of significant other, it's time for you to think outside the box. Let's cover a few things here. If you meet your significant other in the club, you technically shouldn't take issue with the fa

We always say we want our counterpart to have goals and ambition, but where we're failing is on the specifics. Yes, it's great if our counterpart has goals and ambition, but if their goals and ambition don't consider you after spending an extensive amount of time together then what? Example: Their goal is to be a peanut farmer knowing full well you have a peanut allergy and all their endeavors lead to you having near death experiences. (Extreme example, I know, but hear me ou