it's not just you

it can be so easy to feel like we’re waiting for the next thing to happen before life can really begin. a relationship, a career takeoff, a friendship group, a house BUT what if the life you’ve longed for is actually hidden in the life you have?! today we're talking about how to be content. rach shares a load of thoughts she's been having off the back of reading joshua luke smith's brillaint book: this is the main event. What if THIS is the main event?

all the things we wish we'd known before getting into your first relationship 😳

friendship in your 20s can feel exhausting. your time is stretched, everyone's busy and having an hour coffee catch-up with a friend can actually just end up feeling draining. how do we do friendship well when we're no longer at school or uni living in proximity to our friends?! how do we balance catching-up with creating new memories!?

how do you actually know when you’re in love? is it butterflies, peace, missing them when they’re gone, sparks flying? this week, we’re asking one of the biggest questions of life: what does it feel like when you've ACTUALLY met the one 🤷‍♀️

you know when your friend says “no it’s fine” but you know it’s absolutely not fine lol. this week we’re chatting all things passive aggression in friendship. from the subtle digs to saying nothing when you’re actually very annoyed — why do we do it, and what’s the healthier way to handle conflict with our friends? lets get into it 🫣

what do you do when you're type a, and your best mate is type b and you see the world SO differently!? worry not, we're here to say it's not just you! 'why are they always late?' , 'why are they so stressy?'... it can be so easy to get frustrated with our friends! here's what we've learnt over the years of our type a/type b friendship.