30 Things Every Woman Should Quit Doing By 30
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- Buying clothes from the junior section. (cannot. fit. them! the junior section and my body were never friends.)
- Forgetting her parents’ birthdays. (okay i never forget them, i'm just late in celebrating them.)
- Making out with her BFFs at bars for attention. (i hate bars! there. i finally said it.)
- Making out with her boyfriend at bars for attention.
- Filling her bed with stuffed animals (really, even one is too many).
- Carrying a torch for anyone she hasn’t seen in the last five years.
- Rebelling against her parents for the sake of rebelling against her parents.
- Declaring an entire gender “all jerks.”
- Holding a grudge against anyone who wronged her in high school. (i will always hate you, Lauren B.!)
- Skipping regular gyno exams.
- Going to bed without washing and moisturizing her face. (i never do this.)
- Being “that person” who had a bit too much to drink at the office party.
- Crushing on Justin Bieber.
- Thinking she’s got it all figured out. (HAH!)
- Calling her father “daddy.” (creepy macphelersons)
- Engaging in sibling rivalry.
- Trying to get by on her looks. (HAH! mom gut is so hot.)
- Living paycheck to paycheck. (errr. uhhhh.)
- Expecting a man/knight in shining armor to swoop in and save her. (well, he does. every single day.)
- Aimlessly jumping from job to job. (not me.)
- Using MySpace to pick up guys. (don't have a MySpace; pick up guys from crib/floor/stroller/car seat. my achin' back.)
- Expecting a man to do all the wooing.
- Wishing she had someone else’s life. (no way! horn toots for madge's life!)
- Expecting everyone to drop everything because it’s her birthday ... (maybe for my 40th. i never really celebrate my birthday big...)
- ... or because her “boyfriend” of two weeks dumped her.
- Measuring her self-worth by a number on the scale. (no! way! i measure it in MCDONALDS CHEESEBURGERS.)
- Being cheap. (i'm not cheap by any stretch, but i'm also definitely not materialistic or a conspicuous consumer.)
- Quitting a job without having a new one lined up first (especially in this economy!).
- Blaming her mother for all her issues.
- Romanticizing her 20s. (i actually had a conversation with steve last night about a conversation i had with two library employees in their very early 20s. my conversation with them was painful. i told steve i was so so so happy to be far far far away from 22. ugh.)
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