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Figuring Out If The Grass Is Actually Greener
After spending some time away (then festering in the darkness of my bedroom, contemplating absolutely nothing productive), I’m back and thinking about… where we live. Inspired by a trip to my boyfriend’s part-time-small-town life, this episode dives into an eternal debate: city vs. suburbs vs. literally anywhere else. Do we actually hate where we live, or are we just looking for problems? Are we dreaming of a better place, or just an escape from our own issues? And most importantly, are people who are happy where they live just… complaining less?
Plus, in Shit Talk Therapy, I make up for lost time (and possibly lost brain cells) after consuming way too much TV. We’re talking lots of shows this episode, including Temptation Island’s chaotic relationship sabotage, Summer House’s messy grown adults, and whether RHOA will ever let me catch up.
Wherever you are, whoever you are—let’s talk about why no place is actually perfect (but we might as well pretend it is).
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By Tatiana MoraAfter spending some time away (then festering in the darkness of my bedroom, contemplating absolutely nothing productive), I’m back and thinking about… where we live. Inspired by a trip to my boyfriend’s part-time-small-town life, this episode dives into an eternal debate: city vs. suburbs vs. literally anywhere else. Do we actually hate where we live, or are we just looking for problems? Are we dreaming of a better place, or just an escape from our own issues? And most importantly, are people who are happy where they live just… complaining less?
Plus, in Shit Talk Therapy, I make up for lost time (and possibly lost brain cells) after consuming way too much TV. We’re talking lots of shows this episode, including Temptation Island’s chaotic relationship sabotage, Summer House’s messy grown adults, and whether RHOA will ever let me catch up.
Wherever you are, whoever you are—let’s talk about why no place is actually perfect (but we might as well pretend it is).