- You don’t have an auxiliary adapter in your early 2000s model, but a new mixed CD can make you feel like a new person.
- The vitamin aisle is actually kind of a useful place.
- So is Pier One.
- But you will always hate Wal-Mart.
- You can’t afford to have cable in your own place, but the first time you’re in control of the remote at someone else’s house, you’re checking what’s new on HGTV.
- Family dinners are not only tolerable, they are where you laugh the most.
- Your work wardrobe is pretty much your only wardrobe. You won’t buy something if it isn’t dual-purpose: Work and going out appropriate.
- You can name more celebrities currently on the Food Network than MTV.
- Weight Watchers isn’t just something your mom does.
- Two degrees are better than one.
- You’re a revolutionary for some cause. Doesn’t matter what for, but for something.
- You have a laundry schedule because it wouldn’t get done otherwise.
- You don’t have a lot of money, but you’re budgeting for traveling and home decor rather than Lilly dresses and Michael Kors purses.
- You’re still trying to figure out what is being accomplished by hashtag activism.
- For the first time, you’re thinking about caring for another life…like a puppy.
- You can forget getting on social media; everyone is announcing an engagement or pregnancy and you’re just trying to get through the work day.
- You’ve developed this terrible case of wanderlust, and you feel like you must jump at every fleeting opportunity to travel.
- Despite the desire to get out and see the world, you’ve developed this intense defensiveness over your hometown. No one can trash talk your family…or where you’re from.
- You’re thinking about voting…for the senate election…in the primaries.
- House Hunters International is quality television.
- You realize that you’re growing up and it’s not as scary as they said it would be.
21 Signs You’re A 20 Something in the 20 Somethings
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