Let's Go Girls!
Lauren WalshTherapist. Lover girl. Former pick me. Deeply nostalgic. Creating a 90s/00s rom-com coded life. Writing about love, heartbreak + healing through a Carrie Bradshaw lens, but with self awareness + a license to practice \ud83e\ude77
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | laurenwalsh.substack.com |
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THE ONE WITH THE MAN BUN
In my opinion, Zack is the coolest man name to ever exist. Like most girls who grew up in the 90s, I was Saved By The Bell obsessed and my love for the name started with Zack Morris. Back when I was a child and thought having kids was the d...
a cycle of BrokeA$$ness
Everyone talks about exes like it’s just a matter of time before their name is popping up on your phone again trying to come back. Like no one will ever actually be gone for good. You know the stories… the ex that won’t go away, the ex that...
Life is Rom-Com Coded + SINGLE WOMEN ARE THE MAIN CHARACTERS
I posted an instagram reel last week saying that being an independent girl boss with big dreams, great friends and a cozy little home with the worst luck in love is actually so rom-com coded and knew I had more to say on this, so here we ar...
the problem is my closet
Remember the episode of Sex and the City where Samantha feels bored by New York? The girls are in some new hot spot and everyone but Samantha is excited by the scallops and the men at the bar. Samantha is so underwhelmed she makes a comment...
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Therapist. Lover girl. Former pick me. Deeply nostalgic. Creating a 90s/00s rom-com coded life. Writing about love, heartbreak + healing through a Carrie Bradshaw lens, but with self awareness + a license to practice \ud83e\ude77
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