Monthly Archives: May 2016
Do you watch YouTube? I mean, like, really watch it? Searching for a smoky eye tutorial on the rare occasions you have a black tie event is not I’m talking about. I mean subscribing to specific channels, following vloggers’ lives and seriously immersing yourself in YouTube as a social media network. YouTube’s been around for over ten years, but I’m just now getting into the medium as a serious fan. And, in watching these videos, I’ve thought of some valuable lessons YouTube can teach you about relationships.
ARIES.
(March 20 - April 19):
An association looks promising, but it requires work. Put in the time and effort and what you get in return will be more than worth it.TAURUS.
(April 20 - May 20):
Nothing beats doing something you enjoy, but you still need to get paid. Don’t be shy about your price. Your handiwork speaks for itself Read more
ARIES.
(March 20 - April 19):
It won’t be easy convincing others to follow your lead so be ready to switch from carrot to stick and then back to carrot again.TAURUS.
(April 20 - May 20):
You stepped on a lot of toes lately so find a way to make amends. This will make sore losers feel less sore. Read more
ARIES.
(March 20 - April 19):
Not every trade off results in a step up, but what looks like the short end of the stick could turn out to be a blessing in disguise given time.TAURUS.
(April 20 - May 20):
A friend passes the reins to you, which is great because you know exactly what to do. Just remember to pass them back one day. Read more
Standing up for yourself is an important skill to learn for both your personal and professional lives. It’s even more important to learn how to stand up for yourself without alienating other people. Chances are the you feel the need to stand up for yourself because you want to continue your relationship with the person or people you’re standing up to, just on different terms. If you didn’t, you’d just walk away and hang out with folks who treat your better, right? When it comes to a romantic relationship, this applies, too. Sometimes your boo needs to be reminded how you expect to be treated. Here’s how to do it. Read more
