Didn’t anyone ever tell life you can’t kick a person when they’re down? Geez! Sometimes, life gets you down and keeps you there with one bad thing after another. You can make a comeback, though, and here’s how! Music recommendations included.
Ask Abby: You can’t always get what you want — and that’s a good thing!
We’ve all been there. It sucks, but we survived. This week, Abby’s talking about rejection: what it feels like, how to deal with it, and how to let it go, Elsa style.
Ask Abby: Baby you’re worth it
In this week’s Ask Abby column, Abby tells us why we’re all worth it— no mater what.
Ask Abby: how to make the most of college as an introvert
The image of what college ‘should’ be can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for an introvert. Dealing with the pressure of making the most of these four years and being introverted can be overwhelming, but Abby’s here to tell you: do what feels good to you!
Ask Abby: Finding your moments of joy in the monotony of the school year
Sometimes life feels very routine, and you can’t help but think ‘is this all there is?’ The world is filled with so much more, and Abby’s here to help you understand how to harness joyous moments and use them to make life feel bright and new.
Ask Abby: working to stay positive when it feels like life is hail storming on your head
Being positive is tough, especially when it isn’t ingrained into your personality. Here are my tips on how to stay positive, as well as how to acknowledge that it’s okay when you’re not as the semester gets crazy.
Ask Abby: Building and reinforcing boundaries as the school year kicks off
It can be hard not to get overwhelmed when you’re overbooked, especially in the first few weeks of school. Tis the season to set boundaries and say no — and not feel bad about it.
Ask Abby: embrace change and love yourself as the school year begins
The beginning of school can be nerve wracking, having to meet new people and do new things. It can be hard to share your authentic self when you’re unsure of how you’ll be received. Don’t fret: Abby has some tips.