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the art of growing up, ch 14 💌 it’s normal to ex the art of growing up, ch 14 💌 

it’s normal to expect teenagers to decide the rest of their life (their major, career trajectory, specialty) but… 😭✋🏻 how??? i was very confident when i chose ballet but i’m glad i decided to carve my own path afterwards.

if you’re going through a quarter life crisis, career pivot, or still figuring it out, just know that i am here for you! we are in this together! 🙂‍↕️💗
when you’re reunited with long distance friends 🥹🩷 when you’re reunited with long distance friends 🥹🩷

inspo @fredericaruth @victoriaaren_
the art of growing up, ch 13 💌 there are soooooo the art of growing up, ch 13 💌 

there are soooooo many times i just want to skip to the end — when watching a show, reading a book, making a video, and on and on. but!! i’m learning to pause and take a note from my younger self. 🫂 because the most rewarding aspect is often through the experience of it rather than the end result. 🕺
saw a few people do this last month so here are so saw a few people do this last month so here are some things i’m doing in may 🌸⭐️🩷💌📕
i’ve been creating on this space for a while so i i’ve been creating on this space for a while so i figured it’s time for a reintroduction! 💌

don’t be a stranger & pls share something about yourself! genuinely want to get to know you 🥹⭐️
happy AAPI month! featuring some diaspora and tran happy AAPI month! featuring some diaspora and translated works by asian authors, curated by your favorite book club @subtleasian.bookclub 📚🥰💗
the art of growing up, ch 12 💌 cringe is an unav the art of growing up, ch 12 💌 

cringe is an unavoidable and without it there is no discomfort, discovery, or development. 🙂‍↔️ so yes, allllll the cringe-y moments as a teenager helped create who you are now (in the best way!).

if there’s something out there that you’re holding back on in fear of cringe, let this be your true reminder to embrace cringe!!! 🫂💗
an outfit inspired by katabasis by rf kuang 🩵 an outfit inspired by katabasis by rf kuang 🩵
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  • November 13, 2015

REVIEW: on the fence, by kasie west

ON THE FENCE – like all kasie west’s contemporary novels – is super adorable. i wanted to read this since finishing the last novel i read by kasie west, THE FILL IN BOYFRIEND. when i was craving (like CRAVING) a...

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  • October 5, 2015

REVIEW: a step toward falling, by cammie mcgovern

note: all quotes are from an advanced reader’s edition and may differ from the final copy. A STEP TOWARD FALLING was painfully powerful. the themes for this novel were openly embraced and thrived from beginning to end. right from the...

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  • August 20, 2015

REVIEW: popular, by maya van wagenen

i read so many raved reviews about POPULAR, so i was very excited when i finally picked it up. but it also meant i had very high expectations. for the most part, these expectations were met. the story follows maya...

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  • July 22, 2015

REVIEW: since you’ve been gone, by morgan matson

in a well-ordered universe, everyone would read this book. where do i begin to explain the gloriousness of morgan matson’s masterpiece? somewhere between the interesting plot, quirky characters, and beautiful relationships, i transported to, wherever emily was – somewhere four...

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  • June 21, 2015

REVIEW: all the bright places, by jennifer niven

background photo via joyreads on instagram powerful. poignant. painful. in all honesty, i don’t think i’ll ever be able to recover from a book like this one. it’s left me – mentally, emotionally, and physically – a blubbering mess. i...

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  • June 2, 2015

REVIEW: falling into place, by amy zhang

falling into place was unexpectedly heartbreaking and wonderful. similar to if i stay, this novel was told in flashbacks, like a patchwork of memories and moments. it certainly built up the story and fit well; i wouldn’t be able to...

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  • May 30, 2015

REVIEW + DISCUSSION: p.s. i still love you, by jenny han

i enjoyed this book more than the first, but i was still hoping for more. if you haven’t read to all the boys i’ve loved before, please go check out that review first! this will have spoilers to the first...

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  • April 23, 2015

REVIEW: simon vs. the homo sapiens agenda; becky albertalli

simon vs the homo sapiens agenda is a book everyone needs to read – and i mean everyone. this is a book i know will stay with me forever (or at least for a long long time). if you don’t...

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