Thou shalt remember that nothing will ruin your 20s more than thinking you should have your life together.


When Charles Dickens wrote, “it was the best of times it was the worst of times” he must have been talking about his twenties. That glorious, yet tumultuous time when you’re awkwardly straddling childhood and adulthood, trying desperately to officially make the transition from doe-eyed dependent to full-fledged freedom and independence. But no one tells you how fast it actually happens. 
 


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Thou shalt remember that nothing will ruin your 20s more than thinking you should have your life together.


When Charles Dickens wrote, “it was the best of times it was the worst of times” he must have been talking about his twenties. That glorious, yet tumultuous time when you’re awkwardly straddling childhood and adulthood, trying desperately to officially make the transition from doe-eyed dependent to full-fledged freedom and independence. But no one tells you how fast it actually happens. &#10;&nbsp; See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Unhinged with Phoebe Parsons is a podcast about the unfiltered, unhinged, and uncomfortably relatable things you'd normally only admit in the group chat. It’s equal parts ‘did she just say that?’ and ‘oh my god same’. Hosted by Phoebe; the friend who’ll hype you up, call you out, and make you laugh so hard you forget you were spiraling.

Unhinged with Phoebe Parsons is a podcast about the unfiltered, unhinged, and uncomfortably relatable things you'd normally only admit in the group chat. It&rsquo;s equal parts &lsquo;did she just say that?&rsquo; and &lsquo;oh my god same&rsquo;. Hosted by Phoebe; the friend who&rsquo;ll hype you up, call you out, and make you laugh so hard you forget you were spiraling.

Unhinged with Phoebe Parsons is a podcast about the unfiltered, unhinged, and uncomfortably relatable things you'd normally only admit in the group chat. It’s equal parts ‘did she just say that?’ and ‘oh my god same’.

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