Like many who grew up in the 2000s — whose whole personalities and aspirations were informed by movies like 13 Going on 30, The Devil Wears Prada, and How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days — I wanted more than anything to break into fashion. I wanted to be like Jenna Rink and Andie Anderson working at a cool fashion magazine. I wanted to be Andy Sachs, thrust into rooms of designer clothes and important people. But in reality, those dreams felt so far away. I didn’t know anyone in fashion. My mom worked in labs and my dad was a stay-at-home parent and basketball coach — I didn’t have the first clue on how to break into the industry.
I really enjoyed reading this article and you pointed out such a good points. Loved the boundaries you created for yourself for social media and hope this helps to courage other people to do the same. Thank you for sharing!! 🤎
loved this! i am happy to hear you found balance, peace and boundaries that work for you. i don’t work in this field but it does seem like there’s a sense of entitlement by followers of 100% visibility into your life 100% of the time (also encouraged by the platform) and i’m sure that is exhausting to try to keep up with. as always, thanks for sharing!
Love this article! I was just wondering do you think it’s okay for someone not to have an Instagram account or not go on it anymore? Sorry to ask lol but I was thinking of deactivating my account but I am not sure. Xx
Wow, I don’t work on social media and still find this deeply relatable. Thank you for sharing!
I really enjoyed reading this article and you pointed out such a good points. Loved the boundaries you created for yourself for social media and hope this helps to courage other people to do the same. Thank you for sharing!! 🤎
So well written. Truly resonate with this
Amazing read, thanks for sharing!
Deeply resonated with this! Happy to see you created boundaries for yourself, which is important for all of us. Thank you for the lovely read! Xx
loved this! i am happy to hear you found balance, peace and boundaries that work for you. i don’t work in this field but it does seem like there’s a sense of entitlement by followers of 100% visibility into your life 100% of the time (also encouraged by the platform) and i’m sure that is exhausting to try to keep up with. as always, thanks for sharing!
Love this article! I was just wondering do you think it’s okay for someone not to have an Instagram account or not go on it anymore? Sorry to ask lol but I was thinking of deactivating my account but I am not sure. Xx