Brittany Mailhot

Sep 24, 2024 | theeverygirl.com | Brittany Mailhot

Diving deep into your zodiac sign is all fun and games until it isn’t. We’re all bound to read something negative about our sign at some point or another (or for some signs, pretty often–looking at you Gemini and Scorpio). One moment you’re feeling yourself as you watch a video about how good Tauruses are with money and the next you’re scoffing at your fatal flaw being laziness. Lazy!? Me!?, you ask as you move the takeout containers out of the way to sink deeper into your bed.

Jul 23, 2024 | theeverygirl.com | Brittany Mailhot

Imagine this: You’re at Sunday brunch with your crew, lamenting about how the new date you were seeing led you on for weeks and then ghosted you out of nowhere. No warning signs. No apologies. Just a good ol’ cut-and-dry immature ghosting. You pause and say, “Well, I guess I should’ve seen it coming. They are a Gemini after all.” No, Sarah, they’re just an asshole.

Jul 11, 2024 | theeverygirl.com | Brittany Mailhot

To some, settling down with the right person is the dream. I mean, what’s not to love about having someone special by your side and snagging a get-out-of-jail-free card from the highs and lows of the dating world? But to others, having the same old discussions about why the dishes aren’t done and which restaurant to DoorDash for dinner sounds just about as appealing as having to go into the office on a Saturday for a meeting that could’ve been an email.

Jun 13, 2024 | theeverygirl.com | Brittany Mailhot

With 68 percent of romances starting out as friendships, most of us end up falling for a friend at some point in our lives. But is it worth risking it all for a chance at something deeper? TBH, it depends, but your zodiac sign can help you decide if living out a real-life friends-to-lovers plot is the right move or not.

Nov 21, 2023 | degreechoices.com | Jeremy Coppock |Tom Czaban |Brittany Mailhot |Michael Acosta

1. MarylandTopping the list for the states with the highest amount of student debt per borrower is Maryland, with an average debt of $43,116. In total, Maryland’s student debt stands at $36.7 billion across 851,200 borrowers. 2. GeorgiaThe state with the second highest student debt per borrower is Georgia, with an average debt of $41,775. Georgia’s total student debt of $70.6 billion is spread across 1.69 million borrowers. 3. VirginiaVirginia has the third highest amount of student debt per borrower.