Hello darlings! On the agenda this week, after a few fun TV show recs (all of which we're very late to the party with but at least we arrived eventually), we're doing a deep dive into saying no and why we all need to get better at it. Following the recent announcements about our slow but sure return to normality, we thought it a good time to remind everyone (including ourselves) that there is freedom in saying no to the things we just really don't want to do without having to explain ourselves. Why is it that we feel the need to please everyone by saying yes even if it means we'll be bad company? And why is it that when we do say no, we feel the need to justify ourselves within an inch of our lives just so our friends don't think we're being selfish? We debunk the myth that saying no is rude unless served on a silver platter of apologies and why we don't need to prepare ourselves to say yes to everything this summer, just because we can. 

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Recommendations:

Suits (Netflix)

Ru Paul's Drag Race (UK - BBC, US - Netflix)