33 Things Women Do That Are So Damn Cute And S*xy

We love the “what I would change about you” articles, don’t we? But what if we stopped and thought about the kind impact that’s having on our relationships. How does it feel when someone wants to change you? How do you feel when you want to change your partner?

The truth is we all have the power to unconditionally love whoever we are with, but instead we get together with our friends and they reaffirm that our boyfriend, or our wife, or our mother, or our boss, is the problem. What if we stopped doing this? Not just for the sake of the people we are mean to, but for us. For our own sanity.

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