Kayleen Schaefer

Thrilled that @minjinlee11 agreed to share her impeccable style with @TheCut

Min Jin Lee @minjinlee11

I do not normally wear shoes in the house. https://t.co/5HIYWQMCm1

Oh no please don't come for "text me when you get home." It's about safety and security, of course, but also, my fave meaning: "You're not alone. I'm here for you. Let's keep talking. Text me when you get home."

Charlotte Clymer 🇺🇦 @cmclymer

(I personally feel loved and cared for when a friend asks me to text them when I get home safely, and I’m now intrigued that there are folks, however few, who perceive it negatively? What an odd world we live in.)

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New York Magazine @NYMag

"When I separated the strands of what I assumed my life would look like from how it actually did, a surprising thing happened: I felt free." Read an excerpt from @kayleener's "But You’re Still So Young: How Thirtysomethings Are Redefining Adulthood" https://t.co/PHOq6RfXTu

An excerpt from the paperback of BUT YOU'RE STILL SO YOUNG about waiting for my career to feel solid before figuring out the rest of my life & then getting fired—& the emotional ickiness of feeling like everyone's got it together but you. TY @jenortiznyc! https://t.co/O6RwkNqT3l

Love this by @jopiazza on the work that goes into friendships that's so worth it. https://t.co/JVJ9sRsRiY

Turning Red is gonna make me sign up for Disney +, but really wish I could see it in the theater instead

For anyone reimagining adulthood, the paperback of BUT YOU'RE STILL SO YOUNG is out today!

Dutton Books @DuttonBooks

BUT YOU’RE STILL SO YOUNG by @kayleener is out in paperback today! Read more about this timely and essential look at how it is more okay than ever to not have every box checked off: https://t.co/mUWNIVnpOo https://t.co/3rOMxEn0Fd

I agree and am so glad we're starting to talk about it. We'll get through this, friends!

Alex Janin @AlexLJanin

It’s not just you. Friendships are feeling weird. My latest: Less in-person interaction can make us feel lonelier, which can cause insecurity and overanalysis of our interactions with the people we care about. https://t.co/x8lWpRloj4 via @WSJ

No, you're the coolest!

Stephanie @lifefullspeed

This morning i read this and devoured it In one sitting. i was drawn to it because of my age,& disability&the title Must read for #30something #millennials #Disability #DisabilityTwitter thanks @Bookshare @kayleener (you are so cool) https://t.co/JeKlXdCWgK

RT @MillennialMedia: Just finished @kayleener ‘s 📚 “But You’re Still So Young.” As a millennial and therapist to many in this demographic,…

RT @BooksAtBluebird: Happy #NationalFriendshipDay! If you want to read a fascinating, thoughtful book about the power of women’s friendship…

RT @DuttonBooks: A phenomenal list from @girlsnightinHQ including a lot of our favorite recs and reads like book club pick TEXT ME WHEN YOU…

RT @astoriabookshop: Join us NEXT THURSDAY when @LaurynCwrites @kayleener and @C_Arreola discuss Lauryn’s novel FRIENDS FROM HOME at 7 PM E…

This is definitely *one* of the worst things about me

Jessica Valenti @JessicaValenti

the worst thing about me is that I've never seen Moonstruck

RT @DuttonBooks: What does "growing up" even mean?! @everydaycaitlin read @kayleener's BUT YOUR STILL SO YOUNG for the @mmlafleur Book Club…

RT @HalHershfield: I was lucky enough to have a really interesting conversation with @kayleener on how we can manage to plan out our lives…

I wrote this piece about "future block" to help myself figure out how to plan my life again, but maybe it will help you too. https://t.co/IKYNYrvOU3