4 comment(s):

• Awww, thanks sweetie! I'm already feeling the crisis coming on- felt it last night and it's just continuing through today.
  
  I don't think even a tiara is going to fix this.
  
  

  By  Samantha, at 7:30 AM  

• I heard from a chick in my psych class that, from women ranging from age 25 to 50 or above...age 25 was the biggest perceptual-shift in thinking like an adult versus an adolescent.
  Also... it's the age at which you start realizing that the ideals you set forth as a child for yourself...might have to be changed....
  "I'll be married at 27..." was mine..., if that were true, I'd have to meet Mr. Right today.
  
  

  By  Jootastic, at 8:16 AM  

• When I was a kid, I wanted to be a ballerina and a nurse. Hmm. I think I gave up on that dream a long time ago. Also, I wanted to be married at 22, so I kinda missed that boat by a few years. Then again, I have no desire for marriage anymore, so it's all good!
  
  

  By  Samantha, at 8:25 AM  

• It's just hard to have to swallow that your life isn't going to ever magically become the Barbie Dream Life - once you accept that you don't have to accept all the preconcieved notions of "grown up", you can start having fun... and if Britney Spears wants to be a CSI when she grows up, you can be a ballerina
  
  

  By  Veruca Salt, at 8:32 AM