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I loved the move Pride! It’s a true story about gays and lesbians in London in the 80s teaming up to raise money for Welsh coal miners, who were on strike at the time and struggling to support their families. The film touches on everything from the stigma surrounding HIV and AIDS… Read More

The Prophet! My dad gave me this book for my high school graduation 5 years ago, and I've re-read it an upwards of fifteen times. It's a beautiful little story that taught me how to empathize with others and love myself more genuinely. There's a lot of great wisdom on many topics,… Read More

Finally reach out to those people you've wanted to get to know better. You never know who could end up being an amazing friend that you'll keep even after you graduate.

Which movies are the worst to quote/reference?

Which Beatles song do you think would be most popular if it was released today for the first time?

Journaling relaxes me and helps me focus, so I write little notes to myself in the kindest, most encouraging words that I can. I try to remind myself that eating healthy or exercising isn't a punishment; it's proof of how strong and deserving I am.

One of the things that helped me a lot, especially right after the breakup, was consciously reassuring myself that the only thing I truly lost was a boyfriend. Shared memories, special places, and even physical items and gifts were still my own. I forced myself to reject the idea… Read More

How do I build a support system in a brand new city after college? Busy with work, low on money, and the city happens to be New York.

I'm not sure if I've ever given out a more sincere thank you.

Pam Beasley! She was a character whose beauty radiated from within. Obviously she's pretty, but it was always so much more than that, and The Office made sure you knew it.