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1 week ago |
theeverygirl.com | Lauren Blue
I have a confession: I’m not a die-hard romance stan. Don’t get me wrong, I love a book that has me blushing and kicking my feet, but actually getting those butterflies most romance books promise is a rare feat. More often than not, I find myself cringing at overdone tropes rather than swooning. However, when I picked up my first Abby Jimenez novel, I knew she was an immediate must-read author for me. She seamlessly weaves romance with fiction to create love stories that thaw my cold heart.
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1 week ago |
theeverygirl.com | Lauren Blue
We’ve all been there. You’re talking to someone in a romantic setting, and if you’re being honest, you’re not super into it. Then, someone else expresses interest in them, and everything changes. Something primal kicks in, and suddenly, you see this potential partner for all their pros. I mean, they’re so in demand. You clearly must have missed something in your initial judgment if they’re such a catch! It’s a classic trope.
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2 weeks ago |
theeverygirl.com | Lauren Blue
In my world, the group chat is a sacred place, especially because my friend group is spread out across the world. It’s where crushes are confessed, inside jokes are born, and girls’ trips are planned. There’s no exhilaration like the feeling when everyone is active, your phone buzzing a mile a minute as joke after joke rolls in.
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3 weeks ago |
theeverygirl.com | Lauren Blue
There is no quote I relate to more than Sylvia Plath’s fig tree passage from The Bell Jar. It’s long, so I’ll paraphrase: The main character, Esther, imagines sitting under a fig tree, with each fruit representing a different future she could live. In one, she’s married to a husband; in another, she’s an Olympic crew champion. But because of her indecisiveness, her imagined self just sits under the tree, starving, unable to choose. This is exactly how I feel when I try to pick up a new hobby.
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3 weeks ago |
theeverygirl.com | Lauren Blue
We all know that one person whose home is always in impeccable order. Everything looks perfectly put together, from the accessories on their coffee table to the art on their walls—like their home is the set of a rom-com. They’re also likely the person you call when you’re trying to hang a gallery wall or style a bookshelf and it’s not looking quite right. In those moments, it might feel like some people just have the “touch,” and you’re not one of them.
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