What you said about constantly having to spin plates is so relatable. I'm the same, I can't concentrate if my flat's a mess and I swear after work all I do is tidy, just feels like you don't have the time of day anymore to do anything besides chores. But you hit the nail on the head, the best part of adulthood is definitely being able to do whatever you want!
I’m 31, living on my own in London (zone 4 commuter town) & work full time. I can really relate to the spinning plates, & the constant routine of life can feel never ending & depressing. Love you & your videos. Enjoy Aus! 💜
I’ve lived in london a decade and I still feel like I’m making things up and putting out fires week by week. Adulthood still feels unmanageable at times, but less so with acceptance and gratitude. Welcome to the world!
You might not see this, Eve, but I'd like to tell you that you inspired me to learn German. Your first ever video of yourself speaking in German that you published 4 years ago was the main reason why I started learning German haha. It's amazing how time flies.
Have you been to Battersea Spanish, it’s a language centre in SW London they do language classes, fitness classes and like socials for Spanish speakers. They are having a Christmas party too soon, might be a good way to top up your Spanish
I totally relate to how you feel, in January i moved to Paris for my studies, now I'm doing an internship there. It's my first time ever living by myself and it's so much to figure out and to do and it's overwhelming but enjoyable at the same time. So it's great to hear that i'm not alone in that
I also find it very interesting how different your Uni experience was, for me Uni has been a very lonely place ever since I started. In German Uni system we don't live on Campus but many of my Uni friends live 1-3 hours away from me. I also have a hard time with finding new friends every semester as we can skip exams and do them in the next year etc. which led to all my friends doing completely different courses and being at completely different stages in our degree even though we started at the same time. I honestly really miss school where I just had my solid group of friends around me 😂
Omg I feel you, I wasn't in the German uni system so I didn't have quite that same experience but to go from the solid group of friends at school to knowing no-one at uni was awful and it took so long before I even made a single proper friend. But about a year in I finally made a group of friends through a society and uni was so much better from then on, having friends means so much but it took a really really long time. All I can say is hang in there and there are countless others going through the exact same thing as you, sending hugs :)
I graduated in 2019 and moved to London and you describe how I felt then so well. It really hit me emotionally and I felt quite alone at the time so happy you’ve articulated this so well! I will say, although the pandemic was generally shit timing for a new(ish) grad in London, the normalisation of home working helped massively in not feeling like my life was just work, commuting, washing up and laundry! So if after your course you can find a job with a hybrid working policy, that helps a lot in getting a bit of balance back
Totally agree with the feelings after uni. The next year or two after is very starnge and overwhelming with feeling unsure on what's next, lacking that routine and purpose that comes from it and the social life definitely is missed. But then on the flip side as you say enjoying the freedom after uni as an adult, away from uni pressures so certainly some highs and lows very normal, not unusual but can be hard to navigate 😀😅. All the best and enjoy your travels, will be amazing!!
I think its going to be so good for you to explore Australia! I also high key feel the feeling of being lost after graduating bc I graduated in 2021 from uni and trying to figure out what to do while trying to sustain a social life and keep all the plates spinning is so hard, but its kinda nice to know that Im not the only one experiencing it. I personally have had an additional setback of starting a masters and then having to drop out bc the mental health was not having it and so having to now figure out if I should go back and try that again at a different college or what to do, while also sorting out friendships and a long distance relationship.
I felt so lost after finishing my degree this year! However I literally started my full time job 2 weeks ago and now that I’ve got a routine back it’s so much better! Don’t give up ❤
Completely relate! I'm on a placement year in London but commuting from my family home that's not too far out, but still a 1.5-2hr commute to my office. The life adjustment is massive - makes you realise just how much free time you have at uni! I'm lucky to be hybrid working so get about half the week in London and half at home but that varies especially with all the train strikes lately! Glad you've got some exciting plans on the horizon :P I'm most definitely looking forward to going back to uni for a year to finish my degree after my placement year, what's been really tough is seeing all my friends at uni doing their final year without me :( lots of love xx
Yay! I'm from Melbourne, Australia and have watched you since before your A levels / getting into Oxford. So excited for you to come! You deserve the break! 🦘
it's so strange to me but its always people who worry they're boring who are the most interesting! i love your videos eve, and seeing you grow, your videos dont come up often in my feed but i always click when i see them and i always enjoy them; you have such a calming vibe and i love how open you are! good luck for australia xx
Liebe Eve, vielen Dank für das tolle Video! Dachte ich schreib mal auf Deutsch damit du in Übung bleibst :) Mir hat es extrem gut getan, dir zuzuhören. Vor allem als du über die Struggle mit deiner neuen Routine und deinem neuen Alltag sprichst. Ich hatte tatsächlich einige Monate keine Videos mehr von dir geschaut und war jetzt voll überrascht von den ganzen neuen Entwicklungen! Irgendwie konnte ich sehr gut relaten. Ich habe auch vor ein paar Wochen einen großen Wechsel in meinem Leben gehabt (habe meinen Studiudiengang gewechselt und bin umgezogen) und konnte viele deiner Gefühle gut nachempfinden. Bei mir war es viel der Gedanke "Und das ist es jetzt?" Also dieses Ankommen in dem neuen Alltag fällt mir auch sehr schwer. Vor allem wenn die "Magie" vom Anfang ein bisschen abschwächt und man wirklich im alltäglichen Leben ankommt. Danke nochmal fürs teilen, das kam genau zum richtigen Zeitpunkt. Ich wünsche dir alles Gute für die nächsten Monate und ganz viel Spaß in Australien!! Bin ein wenig neidisch geworden 😍😍
hi eve! i've been a viewer for a few years now. i just wanted to give my 2 cents as a previous young journalist who changed her mind! i originally pursued a bachelor's in journalism in Boston and was introduced to radio journalism, which i adore & loved seeing you getting into that too. i ended up leaving after working for our radio for lots of reasons. then i graduated with a bachelors and sociology and jumped back into radio journalism pursuing an long fellowship and working with NPR! let me just say, i do adore journalism, however... i did leave for so many reasons but the most important being the low pay & intense amount of work for such little pay. i pursued linguistics and i have no regrets. the kind of money i'm making and the work i do i also adore & i'm so grateful. i miss journalism a lot but i still get to be a radio nerd! just wanted to normalize it's always ok to change your mind!! thanks for documenting your experiences!
Hallo Eve, ich kommentiere jetzt mal auf deutsch, damit du mal wieder deutsch liest 😁 Die Umstellung vom Unileben aufs Berufsleben (9 to 5) ist heftig und ich finde es wird viel zu wenig darüber gesprochen. Ich empfand es damals auch als sehr schlimm. Ich habe im Januar 2020 angefangen zu arbeiten und kurz danach kam der erste Covid Lockdown - ich war so am strugglen! Ich finde es auch jetzt noch schwierig Arbeit, Haushalt, Sport, gesunde Ernährung, Freunde, Beziehung und Familie unter einen Hut zu bringen. Aber es geht glaube ich einfach allen so 🙈 Ich freue mich schon total auf deine Vlogs aus Australien! So so cool, dass du diese Chance bekommen hast. 🎉 Ich wünschte ich könnte auch einfach mal 2 Monate reisen gehen, aber wenn man in einem festen Job ist, hat man leider gar nicht so viel Urlaub 😢 also du machst alles richtig! Liebe Grüße aus Ulm
hey eve, I feel exactly the same! I graduated uni this year and moved straight to London on my own as I got a job at global in radio and since June life has genuinely been so fast paced and its the same!! hope your journo course is going well, you are smashing itttt!!! x
First Molly announced she would move to Australia and now you will go as well next year. Can't wait for all the Australia content! I would love to go travel after I finish Uni, can't wait to be done!
I did the NCTJ Diploma alongside my uni course over three years and that was stressful enough, so I can't even imagine doing it in just six months 😅 I know you'll get through it though! I didn't get gold standard as I got a few Ds (I wanted to focus on my actual uni work rather than bothering to retake some of my NCTJ exams). It was a bit hard coming to terms with that because I'm a perfectionist too, but it's still an achievement regardless.
You’ll love Australia but please visit the west coast (we have better beaches) there is more to the country than the east coast. Plus, a lot of it is flooded at the moment. The good news is that you’ll be coming at the hottest time of the year
Hey eve fellow language grad here! I've gone into the railways so I'm not using my languages directly either !!! It definitely hurts when you've spent 4 years working everyday on them. I've signed up to some language exchanges and the french institute in my new city, I'm sure there's lots to get involved with in London. Otherwise I have a few long form video chat show type things that I like watching over a cup of coffee in the morning and that helps even though it's quite passive ! Just seen italki mentioned quite a bit in the comments so will try that too
I lived in Moscow for a while before the war started, and found the app iTalki to learn Russian while I was there. Now I'm back in the UK I've tried to keep up my language skills through iTalki and I really think it's the best option if you don't live in the country of the language you're learning :)
I just graduated from studying French at Trinity and I’m pretty much in a similar boat to you Eve. Currently also in a 9-5 job as a marketing assistant for a company while also working on my career as a DJ. I also find it severely hard to relax as well and can’t sit down until everything is tidy either and in their right place (could be a bit of OCD for you as I have it?) but to get to my point - my biggest advice to keep up your languages without moving there would be to try your best to switch your tv programmes into the language, your phone into the language, or atleast try get into watching a TH-camr that speaks that language. But I gotta say it is really hard. For myself I think the only way that I’m going to avoid neglecting French is if I end up moving to Paris in a few years time once I have the financial security. I think it would take a couple of decades to forget a lot of the language because it’s so engrained in us I’m certain it would only take a few months to become fluent again if we move their in our late 20’s even. Not sure if you ever wanna end up living in Germany or Spain though xx I’ll probably move to Paris in 6 years time
Ah Eve. You sound so torn atm. Hope you manage to factor in some down time and reboot after uni. When you think most of your life has been targeted towards getting your oxford degree and now it's done so it's totally reasonable to think "what now?" You will love Australia and do well wherever you go. I work for a psychiatrist on the Mornington peninsula in Victoria. It always sounds like such a lovely place. I love your channel and never get bored. Content doesnt always have to be full on or dynamic, just relatable (which you always are). Sending massive hugs!!! Xxx Emma
U wanna find somewhere (hopefully) cheap, then Lewisham are building new flats by the shopping centre. True, there's no Tube there, but u can get National Rail and DLR anywhere. U wanna find Tube districts that don't break ya though, as well as relative peace, then Sydenham's the place for u.
Anastasia’s trip is different as it’s paid for/an AD. I think Molly is doing a similar tour to start with but is then living out there longer! I guess it’s much better weather, more to see than London and they might as well go now whilst they have no commitments
Hey Eve! Love ur videos :) Just wanted to quickly mention that there's a big misconception around taking the pill back to back (for years I had the week break thinking that was 'normal') but in my first year of uni three years ago was told by my doctor that it's now recommended to take the pill back to back for a period of months, then having a short 3-4 day break! No worries if taking back-to-back doesn't agree with you but just thought I'd let you know :) There's evidence that the only reason for a break at all is so that the cycle seems normal (not a doc though just interested in the subject!) hope you're well xxx sorry for the long para just wanted to say!!
Hi eve, i really looking forward for your vlogs from australia and I'm so happy for you to make something different and step out of your comfort zone. I live in Turkey, I'm in my first year of uni i have my midterm exams next, please wish me luck. Much love
I'm on the combined pill due to having lots of pain and fatigue, and whenever I took it back to back it made me throw up. 🙃 So I can only take it 3 weeks on and 1 week off now. I do feel sick now and then (weirdly used to be day 2 and 6 after the 1 week break, but has been alright for a while now) but generally I feel a lot better. :)
What you said about constantly having to spin plates is so relatable. I'm the same, I can't concentrate if my flat's a mess and I swear after work all I do is tidy, just feels like you don't have the time of day anymore to do anything besides chores. But you hit the nail on the head, the best part of adulthood is definitely being able to do whatever you want!
I love this new spin on adulthood, the content is evolving as you are Eve.
Much love 💗
Thank you x
I’m 31, living on my own in London (zone 4 commuter town) & work full time. I can really relate to the spinning plates, & the constant routine of life can feel never ending & depressing. Love you & your videos. Enjoy Aus! 💜
I’ve lived in london a decade and I still feel like I’m making things up and putting out fires week by week. Adulthood still feels unmanageable at times, but less so with acceptance and gratitude. Welcome to the world!
You might not see this, Eve, but I'd like to tell you that you inspired me to learn German. Your first ever video of yourself speaking in German that you published 4 years ago was the main reason why I started learning German haha. It's amazing how time flies.
Have you been to Battersea Spanish, it’s a language centre in SW London they do language classes, fitness classes and like socials for Spanish speakers. They are having a Christmas party too soon, might be a good way to top up your Spanish
I totally relate to how you feel, in January i moved to Paris for my studies, now I'm doing an internship there. It's my first time ever living by myself and it's so much to figure out and to do and it's overwhelming but enjoyable at the same time. So it's great to hear that i'm not alone in that
I also find it very interesting how different your Uni experience was, for me Uni has been a very lonely place ever since I started. In German Uni system we don't live on Campus but many of my Uni friends live 1-3 hours away from me. I also have a hard time with finding new friends every semester as we can skip exams and do them in the next year etc. which led to all my friends doing completely different courses and being at completely different stages in our degree even though we started at the same time. I honestly really miss school where I just had my solid group of friends around me 😂
Omg I feel you, I wasn't in the German uni system so I didn't have quite that same experience but to go from the solid group of friends at school to knowing no-one at uni was awful and it took so long before I even made a single proper friend. But about a year in I finally made a group of friends through a society and uni was so much better from then on, having friends means so much but it took a really really long time. All I can say is hang in there and there are countless others going through the exact same thing as you, sending hugs :)
I graduated in 2019 and moved to London and you describe how I felt then so well. It really hit me emotionally and I felt quite alone at the time so happy you’ve articulated this so well! I will say, although the pandemic was generally shit timing for a new(ish) grad in London, the normalisation of home working helped massively in not feeling like my life was just work, commuting, washing up and laundry! So if after your course you can find a job with a hybrid working policy, that helps a lot in getting a bit of balance back
Totally agree with the feelings after uni. The next year or two after is very starnge and overwhelming with feeling unsure on what's next, lacking that routine and purpose that comes from it and the social life definitely is missed. But then on the flip side as you say enjoying the freedom after uni as an adult, away from uni pressures so certainly some highs and lows very normal, not unusual but can be hard to navigate 😀😅. All the best and enjoy your travels, will be amazing!!
I think its going to be so good for you to explore Australia! I also high key feel the feeling of being lost after graduating bc I graduated in 2021 from uni and trying to figure out what to do while trying to sustain a social life and keep all the plates spinning is so hard, but its kinda nice to know that Im not the only one experiencing it. I personally have had an additional setback of starting a masters and then having to drop out bc the mental health was not having it and so having to now figure out if I should go back and try that again at a different college or what to do, while also sorting out friendships and a long distance relationship.
I hope you manage to figure it out x
I felt so lost after finishing my degree this year! However I literally started my full time job 2 weeks ago and now that I’ve got a routine back it’s so much better! Don’t give up ❤
side note eve your skin looks so amazing and you look so glowy!!!
Thank you! X
Completely relate! I'm on a placement year in London but commuting from my family home that's not too far out, but still a 1.5-2hr commute to my office. The life adjustment is massive - makes you realise just how much free time you have at uni! I'm lucky to be hybrid working so get about half the week in London and half at home but that varies especially with all the train strikes lately! Glad you've got some exciting plans on the horizon :P I'm most definitely looking forward to going back to uni for a year to finish my degree after my placement year, what's been really tough is seeing all my friends at uni doing their final year without me :( lots of love xx
Yay! I'm from Melbourne, Australia and have watched you since before your A levels / getting into Oxford. So excited for you to come! You deserve the break! 🦘
Thank you! Very excited too x
Regarding languages: Maybe you could listen to news podcasts in Spanish or German?
Hi Eve, u can keep your languages by watching programmes/TH-cam videos from that TH-camrs on that country or movies on that language xx
it's so strange to me but its always people who worry they're boring who are the most interesting! i love your videos eve, and seeing you grow, your videos dont come up often in my feed but i always click when i see them and i always enjoy them; you have such a calming vibe and i love how open you are! good luck for australia xx
Oz is a fascinating country. The people, the climate and the wildlife are all so so different from the UK - you’ll luv it there I bet 🎉
Liebe Eve, vielen Dank für das tolle Video! Dachte ich schreib mal auf Deutsch damit du in Übung bleibst :)
Mir hat es extrem gut getan, dir zuzuhören. Vor allem als du über die Struggle mit deiner neuen Routine und deinem neuen Alltag sprichst.
Ich hatte tatsächlich einige Monate keine Videos mehr von dir geschaut und war jetzt voll überrascht von den ganzen neuen Entwicklungen! Irgendwie konnte ich sehr gut relaten. Ich habe auch vor ein paar Wochen einen großen Wechsel in meinem Leben gehabt (habe meinen Studiudiengang gewechselt und bin umgezogen) und konnte viele deiner Gefühle gut nachempfinden. Bei mir war es viel der Gedanke "Und das ist es jetzt?" Also dieses Ankommen in dem neuen Alltag fällt mir auch sehr schwer. Vor allem wenn die "Magie" vom Anfang ein bisschen abschwächt und man wirklich im alltäglichen Leben ankommt. Danke nochmal fürs teilen, das kam genau zum richtigen Zeitpunkt. Ich wünsche dir alles Gute für die nächsten Monate und ganz viel Spaß in Australien!! Bin ein wenig neidisch geworden 😍😍
hi eve! i've been a viewer for a few years now. i just wanted to give my 2 cents as a previous young journalist who changed her mind! i originally pursued a bachelor's in journalism in Boston and was introduced to radio journalism, which i adore & loved seeing you getting into that too. i ended up leaving after working for our radio for lots of reasons. then i graduated with a bachelors and sociology and jumped back into radio journalism pursuing an long fellowship and working with NPR! let me just say, i do adore journalism, however... i did leave for so many reasons but the most important being the low pay & intense amount of work for such little pay. i pursued linguistics and i have no regrets. the kind of money i'm making and the work i do i also adore & i'm so grateful. i miss journalism a lot but i still get to be a radio nerd! just wanted to normalize it's always ok to change your mind!! thanks for documenting your experiences!
Hallo Eve,
ich kommentiere jetzt mal auf deutsch, damit du mal wieder deutsch liest 😁
Die Umstellung vom Unileben aufs Berufsleben (9 to 5) ist heftig und ich finde es wird viel zu wenig darüber gesprochen. Ich empfand es damals auch als sehr schlimm. Ich habe im Januar 2020 angefangen zu arbeiten und kurz danach kam der erste Covid Lockdown - ich war so am strugglen!
Ich finde es auch jetzt noch schwierig Arbeit, Haushalt, Sport, gesunde Ernährung, Freunde, Beziehung und Familie unter einen Hut zu bringen. Aber es geht glaube ich einfach allen so 🙈
Ich freue mich schon total auf deine Vlogs aus Australien! So so cool, dass du diese Chance bekommen hast. 🎉
Ich wünschte ich könnte auch einfach mal 2 Monate reisen gehen, aber wenn man in einem festen Job ist, hat man leider gar nicht so viel Urlaub 😢 also du machst alles richtig!
Liebe Grüße aus Ulm
hey eve, I feel exactly the same! I graduated uni this year and moved straight to London on my own as I got a job at global in radio and since June life has genuinely been so fast paced and its the same!! hope your journo course is going well, you are smashing itttt!!! x
I relate so much too! I graduated in July and moved straight to London - wish I knew if I was doing all right! Good to know I’m not alone
Hope it’s going well for you too! Thank you x
First Molly announced she would move to Australia and now you will go as well next year. Can't wait for all the Australia content! I would love to go travel after I finish Uni, can't wait to be done!
Thank you for being so real and relatable! I related so so so much! Thank you for making me realise I’m not weird
I think when you go to Australia you’ll meet other German and Spanish speaking backpackers to talk to too! Not many backpackers are trilingual!
I did the NCTJ Diploma alongside my uni course over three years and that was stressful enough, so I can't even imagine doing it in just six months 😅 I know you'll get through it though!
I didn't get gold standard as I got a few Ds (I wanted to focus on my actual uni work rather than bothering to retake some of my NCTJ exams). It was a bit hard coming to terms with that because I'm a perfectionist too, but it's still an achievement regardless.
You’ll love Australia but please visit the west coast (we have better beaches) there is more to the country than the east coast. Plus, a lot of it is flooded at the moment. The good news is that you’ll be coming at the hottest time of the year
I recommend you to listen to the podcast “The wild Project” it’s in Spanish and they talk about many different topics and also news in the world
You’ll be able to practice your languages travelling Australia, you’ll meet lots of international people!
Very true!
I'm from Sydney and I sadly never hear any Spanish around here hahahah
Yayy I hope you'll have a wonderful time!
Ahh exciting! I saw Molly's announcement too and just yesterday I was watching Anastasia, Haz and Byrons' Aus vlogs x
Loved the video hope you and Rob are well
This is sooooooo exciting fair play to you Eve!!The very best of luck on ur travels ☺️😊❤️❤️
Looking forward to the Australia vlogs!! So happy for you❤️
I’m on the east coast of Aus, you are going to have an amazing time! 🥰
So excited for the Australia vlogs!!!!
Hey eve fellow language grad here! I've gone into the railways so I'm not using my languages directly either !!! It definitely hurts when you've spent 4 years working everyday on them. I've signed up to some language exchanges and the french institute in my new city, I'm sure there's lots to get involved with in London. Otherwise I have a few long form video chat show type things that I like watching over a cup of coffee in the morning and that helps even though it's quite passive ! Just seen italki mentioned quite a bit in the comments so will try that too
I lived in Moscow for a while before the war started, and found the app iTalki to learn Russian while I was there. Now I'm back in the UK I've tried to keep up my language skills through iTalki and I really think it's the best option if you don't live in the country of the language you're learning :)
I just graduated from studying French at Trinity and I’m pretty much in a similar boat to you Eve. Currently also in a 9-5 job as a marketing assistant for a company while also working on my career as a DJ. I also find it severely hard to relax as well and can’t sit down until everything is tidy either and in their right place (could be a bit of OCD for you as I have it?) but to get to my point - my biggest advice to keep up your languages without moving there would be to try your best to switch your tv programmes into the language, your phone into the language, or atleast try get into watching a TH-camr that speaks that language. But I gotta say it is really hard. For myself I think the only way that I’m going to avoid neglecting French is if I end up moving to Paris in a few years time once I have the financial security. I think it would take a couple of decades to forget a lot of the language because it’s so engrained in us I’m certain it would only take a few months to become fluent again if we move their in our late 20’s even. Not sure if you ever wanna end up living in Germany or Spain though xx I’ll probably move to Paris in 6 years time
I'm doing the exact same thing as you ! Going solo in Australia end of January/beginning of February at the end of my study ! Crazy haha
Ah Eve. You sound so torn atm. Hope you manage to factor in some down time and reboot after uni. When you think most of your life has been targeted towards getting your oxford degree and now it's done so it's totally reasonable to think "what now?" You will love Australia and do well wherever you go. I work for a psychiatrist on the Mornington peninsula in Victoria. It always sounds like such a lovely place. I love your channel and never get bored. Content doesnt always have to be full on or dynamic, just relatable (which you always are). Sending massive hugs!!! Xxx Emma
What lipstick and mascara are you wearing? Your make up looks amazing (as do your teeth!)
Having a little eat pray love moment
Hahahaha yes
Honestly Eve, vid's not confusing at all. And when u do move out of Zone 1 and 2, Zone 3 areas like Peckham and all r nice.
U wanna find somewhere (hopefully) cheap, then Lewisham are building new flats by the shopping centre. True, there's no Tube there, but u can get National Rail and DLR anywhere. U wanna find Tube districts that don't break ya though, as well as relative peace, then Sydenham's the place for u.
why every people going to Australia? Anastasia Kingsnoth and Molly Thompson also go there.
It’s the place to be I guess
They’re all getting gifted trips
Anastasia’s trip is different as it’s paid for/an AD. I think Molly is doing a similar tour to start with but is then living out there longer! I guess it’s much better weather, more to see than London and they might as well go now whilst they have no commitments
contraceptive pill is really hard on your mental health, i was the same on it, constantly crying and it’s just not worth it personally
Hi! I believe we are actually doing the same Journalism thing - I’ve been having similar thoughts and this video was pretty reassuring! Love ya ❤️
woohoo excited!! welcome to New Zealand when you are in oz :)
Hey Eve! Love ur videos :) Just wanted to quickly mention that there's a big misconception around taking the pill back to back (for years I had the week break thinking that was 'normal') but in my first year of uni three years ago was told by my doctor that it's now recommended to take the pill back to back for a period of months, then having a short 3-4 day break! No worries if taking back-to-back doesn't agree with you but just thought I'd let you know :) There's evidence that the only reason for a break at all is so that the cycle seems normal (not a doc though just interested in the subject!) hope you're well xxx sorry for the long para just wanted to say!!
what do/did you prefer doing your jornsalism course or your degree?
I live in Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
Hi eve, i really looking forward for your vlogs from australia and I'm so happy for you to make something different and step out of your comfort zone. I live in Turkey, I'm in my first year of uni i have my midterm exams next, please wish me luck.
Much love
Good luck! X
Excited for the content 😍😍😍😍😍
Me too! X
I'm on the combined pill due to having lots of pain and fatigue, and whenever I took it back to back it made me throw up. 🙃 So I can only take it 3 weeks on and 1 week off now. I do feel sick now and then (weirdly used to be day 2 and 6 after the 1 week break, but has been alright for a while now) but generally I feel a lot better. :)
It really just doesn’t work for some people haha x
You’ll love aus ❤ if you’re ever in Brisbane, I’d love to meet you! I’ve been watching since your makeup videos ☺️
If you have the energy you should jump over to NZ after your big trip in Aus! :)
NZ isn't great
Second that. It’s awesome if you can fit it in.
omg our bday is just one day apart haha
Hi Eve
What size jeans are you?
I am got a 32 waist
OMG 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
The accent will change to Australian
Love from nepal 🙏
cheesy eve
I'm so excited for your Aussie adventure!! 😍 also Eve, I DM'd you on Insta. I need your Oxford's expertise 😂