35 Ways To Spend Your Time Instead Of Stressing About That Boy
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35 Ways To Spend Your Time Instead Of Stressing About That Boy

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Annie Condodina
Nov 09, 2017
Villanova University
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35 Ways To Spend Your Time Instead Of Stressing About That Boy
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We've all encountered them. They're the worst kind of boys. You wonder how they even made it this far in life because they're just that immature. But fear not, for there are plenty of things in life that are much better for you than boys could ever be. Consult this list when you need a pick-me-up.

1. Getting really good manicure

2. Getting a massage

3. Watching "Notting Hill"

4. Eating Ben & Jerry's "Phish Food"

5. Going on a really long run to clear your head (and distract from the fact that you just ate Ben & Jerry's)

6. Binge-watching Stranger Things Season 2

7. Getting PSL from Starbucks

8. Re-reading your favorite book

9. Investing in an adult coloring book (or five)

Seriously, pick one up from Michael's. They make them with inspirational Bible quotes , flowers , swear words , even Harry Potter characters . Speaking of...

10. Watching Harry Potter weekends on Freeform

11. Getting a paycheck

12. Spending your whole paycheck

13. Watching Friends marathons on MTV

14. Getting last minute tickets to a great concert

Disclaimer: Did this last Sunday. $67 to see Niall Horan the morning of his show in Philly. Definitely worth it.

15. Having wine nights with your girlfriends

16. Putting on face masks

17. Going to the beach

18. Enjoying some freshly baked muffins

19. Going to a college basketball game

20. Going to Chipotle

21. Having a Honey Roast with your friends

Honey Roast definition: The act of roasting a person, except you only say nice things about them.

22. Enjoying that moment when you make it to your morning class after a night out

23. Savoring the feeling when you walk out of your last exam before Winter Break

24. Cooking for yourself and not burning a single thing (#adulting)

25. Making a cup of tea on a rainy day

26. Listening to Christmas music and getting hyped up

27. Tagging your friends in memes on Facebook

28. Getting tagged by your friends in memes on Facebook

29. Watching your favorite Vines (#RIP)

And for good measure, here's my favorite.

30. Watching One Direction dance parties (also #RIP)

31. Having Sunday brunch

32. Buying a ton of new makeup

33. Reading the latest Vogue

November's cover star is Daisy Ridley, so get hype for The Last Jedi.

34. Going on a shopping spree with your mom

35. Having a picnic in the park with your sisters

I can personally attest to how great this is. Central Park in late June with a picnic blanket and some sandwiches. Head to Sheep Meadow. No boys allowed.

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