Chelsea Forbes-Terry

What I do know is there are a lot of things I’m ruling out by experiencing them. Places I want to live, things I do and do not want to have in a potential relationship, areas I am interested in pursing career wise.

“Life is too short for weak coffee, weak men, or weak martinis”

It’s the age old question of, “can girls and guys be ‘just friends?’”, and it’s hard to figure out the right answer.

After I was done listing his accompaniments like some human version of Linkedin, one of the guys sitting with us looked at me earnestly and said, “… but is he a good person, does he treat you well?”

If you can’t put you first than how can you expect anyone else to?

I won’t die alone, right?

Thank baby Jesus, football is back!

1. Spend a lot of time on G-Chat

I was in a relationship for almost three years. I was just barely 21 when I met my ex, meaning I was one of those select few that spent the majority of their early twenties in a committed monogamous relationship.

This past weekend I made one of the most life altering decisions a girl can make to her appearance — I cut my hair.

I thought I’d share some things worth missing about the coolest cites I’ve ever lived.

Using the little money you have on solid, stocky ingredients that can feed a family of 10 for weeks is how people made it through The Great Depression (which is what I’m calling the state of my bank account).

The fact of the matter is, we all want to be that girl. It is human nature to want to be loved and love back in return, especially because dating can be so daunting.

His body may have been physically limited, but never his heart.

There will however, be one type of guy who you can cry over.

Some emails can, in fact, wait until Monday

I never viewed being alone as a punishment, nor an oddity at any point in my life. That is until I reached adulthood.

After a really hard day.