Natalie Myrick | Troublemaker

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Feeling drawn to sin lately? I know. (As seen on Little Old Lady Comedy)

Alexa, play “I Won’t Be Home For Christmas” by Blink-182.

Jamie Cornerstone knows how it feels to lose. But after fourteen years of shame, she wants to ensure that history will not repeat itself.

"My sister, my hometown friends, my roommates. People who will vote Yes in my poll about whether to post this thirst trap to my grid."

The eleven tracks explore all ranges of emotional trauma, from family tension, to personal anxieties, to literally your own breakup.

Today, we recognize a new kind of fatherhood: the kind thrust upon people when their roommates chose to quarantine upstate.

Thanks for reading about my favorites. Can't wait for you to send me yours. Merry Apocalypse, pals.

There’s a new dating trend on the rise, and it’s only 8,295 miles away from where you’re currently swiping.

“Random people would stop me on the street and compliment me on it all the time. It was definitely the coolest thing about me.”

“You know how people call jean shorts ‘Jorts’? I want to start something like that. But with Clorts.”

“I thought if I could just grab a napkin, it would all be over.” But her blunder had already caused a wave of devastation behind her.