ARIES.
(March 20 - April 19):
Negatives get too much airplay. Accent the positive. What's the point of pursuing anything constructive without a hope to strive for?TAURUS.
(April 20 - May 20):
It pays to be politic these days, so don't rock the boat. Saying yes gets you to a place where you'll be free to do what you like later. Read more
At brunch this weekend, one of my girlfriends was beside herself because her man hadn’t said he loved her yet. She’s normally bright and really full of life, but she was limp and sad throughout the entire brunch. I assumed that she told him that she loved him and he hadn’t said it back, even after she gave him time. And I was really sad for her. It feels so crappy when a feeling as important as love isn’t reciprocated. Then, it came out that she hadn’t even said “I love you,” yet. She was waiting for him to say it first and that’s what she was getting upset about! Why hadn’t she said those magic words? What was she waiting for? Well, she was waiting for him to say it first because she thought that’s how it’s supposed to be. She thought if the woman said “I love you” first, it kinda didn’t count. Read more
ARIES.
(March 20 - April 19):
You had your doubts about being saddled with a certain associate. He was so green! But thanks to your mentorship these past few weeks he's ready to go.TAURUS.
(April 20 - May 20):
Being creative, you're apt to think you're expendable. Remember paper pushers are a dime a dozen; innovators are worth their weight in gold. Read more
ARIES.
(March 20 - April 19):
You're feeling the heat, but panic is not the answer. You need to keep on doing what you're doing.TAURUS.
(April 20 - May 20):
Don't let the fact you don't have any big letters behind your name get you down. You've got street cred and that's the only credentials anyone cares about now. Read more
You did it! You met your boo’s family for the first time. You did the awkward dinner, got grilled during an interrogation, heard the boring stories and survived! Congrats! There’s a lot of relief in making it through the first meeting, so enjoy it. But, if you’re anything like me, that calm doesn’t last for long. It’s immediately pushed out the way by my desire for validation. Basically, all that goes through my head after an important meet-the-family moment is “Did they like me? Did they? Did they?” It’s a little needy, I know. But, I’m just being honest, folks. I like a little (honestly, more like a lot of) reinforcement and I’m guessing you do too. So, here’s how to know if meeting your boo’s family actually went well. Read more
