Him: *strained* "Me too. You're kind of choking me a little bit."

Me: *IMMEDIATELY loosening my grip* "Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Just go with it...."

This is what it's like being married to your best friend. 🤣 2/2

Thank you!! I love that story so much.

Precisely 🤣 now I’ll have a nap.

My mom today was like “wait are you going all French?” with absolute horror 🤣

But I am enjoying the journey of just allowing my body to do something it does. Will I keep it? Probably not. I’ll probably shave it again when the weather warms up. But I may not be as worried about it. Either way it feels pretty good to just be myself. 4/4

It felt like a form of protest against everything I had been taught in this tiny inconsequential way. And honestly? I don’t love it. But I don’t hate it either. I often forget about it because it’s winter and I’m always layered up. 3/4

I watched in fascination and horror as I cultivated my underarm garden that wow, yes, I do grow hair there. And it was such a strange deconstruction of my Millennial American beauty expectations. How dare I have a single body hair besides on my head?? 2/4

...because I was a raging hormonal teenager sitting in a movie theater instead of literally anywhere else for over 3 hours.

Omg Shiromi this sounds so COOL.

As someone with a special needs kid and a toddler, going to the theater is literally not worth the cost and time. I love watching my movies at home and FREAKED when they released Wicked early. I was never going to watch it in the theater. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Growing up, my dad ate liverwurst, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Regularly.