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Most days have been pretty good lately. But, there are some days where I am hit with an insane wave of existentialism and life feels completely meaningless. With that being said, therapy is something that has kept me grounded throughout the past year. A really useful tool that some of my friends have used to find good, affordable therapy isĀ openpathcollective.orgĀ ā with or without insurance, you can search therapists within your zip code for ~$30 & upwards a session.
May 25, 2021
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šæHas loads of long articles about improving your life/health etc
Kinda stops me from doomscrolling and forces me to learn something (both of which I desperately need to do)
Kinda stops me from doomscrolling and forces me to learn something (both of which I desperately need to do)
Apr 25, 2024
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š§ You can filter by insurance which is v helpful. There are (or weāre at least for me) a lot of options and ways to filter
I ended up making like 10 consultation appointments - just like 7 minute calls and then felt very confident in my decision!
I ended up making like 10 consultation appointments - just like 7 minute calls and then felt very confident in my decision!
Aug 8, 2024
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āI found my therapist through zocdoc and you can filter on availability and insurance as well as book through the app
Feb 21, 2024
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šCurrently I am obsessed with both of these vintage accounts. From what Iāve gathered, @maj_kiosk seems to be an NYC ex-pat living in Rome, scouring thrift stores and flea markets throughout Italy. Honestly a dream scenario to me, and Iām sold on that fantasy before I even see the clothes that she posts. But! Let me tell you about the clothes! She finds the most beautiful 1990s/early 2000s Prada-Jil Sander-Gaultier style vintage clothing, as well as vintage deadstock Italian swim & lingerie. This is the Y2K that you wonāt be finding on Depop. @imevintage, another favorite, travels through the Midwest and finds the most sensual vintage furniture pieces. Think of the home in Call Me By Your Name, but then also what I would imagine the offices of Giorgio Armani looked like in the eighties. There are few things she posts that I couldnāt imagine in my home.
May 25, 2021
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šMovie theaters in NYC have opened back up, and I live and die for Nitehawkās popcorn. Iām not a crazy truffle person, but I love their āNitehawk Popcornā which consists of truffle oil & citric salt. I tried making it at home during lockdown and it wasnāt the same. Before theaters were open, Nitehawk was delivering their popcorn, and I would actually spend $15 and order this to my apartment because itās the best. But go to the actual theater since itās open now and order this popcorn! Devour it before the movie even starts! Order another bowl of it! Relish in the stomachache afterwards! Itās absolutely worth it.
May 25, 2021
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š§¦Itās laundry day when Iāve run out of my good socks in my sock drawer... and those are my Aime Leon Dore socks. We all know ALD, but do you know about their socks? I am slowly but surely replacing my collection of Hanes ankle socks from Target with the luxe deliciousness that is the Aime Leon Dore sock.
May 25, 2021