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Let’s not kill the karma(Ay) let’s not start a fight(Ay) it’s not worth the dramaFor a beautiful liar
Describe your most ideal day from beginning to end.
I’m a Gemini, so of course, I have both a G-rated and an R-rated version of this post. If you’re here for the R-rated version, you’ll need to find the passcode on my blog (main page)—because I know not everyone wants that popping up on their feed. No judgment please. But for now, let’s get into the G-rated version.
My ideal day would start with me sprawling across a luxurious king-sized bed, wrapped in the softest sheets, nodding in and out of sleep. No alarms, no obligations—just the luxury of waking up when my body decides it’s ready. Eventually, when I feel truly rested, I’d stretch, take a deep breath, and savor the anticipation of the day ahead.
The first thing I’d do is enjoy the most perfect cup of Americano with a splash of cream—rich, bold, and just the right amount of warmth to wake me up. Then, I’d step into a shower with a waterfall showerhead, letting the hot water cascade over me while soft, relaxing music plays in the background. The scent of fresh eucalyptus would fill the space, steaming gently as I breathe it in, feeling every bit of stress melt away. I’d go through my usual routine—brushing my teeth, washing my face, applying toner, serum, lotion—layering hydration onto my skin like a self-care ritual.
Once I’m moisturized and dressed, I’d meet my friends for brunch somewhere nearby. And since this is my ideal day, I’m ignoring the rules—sushi is absolutely a brunch food. Give me all the exquisite rolls, sashimi, and nigiri until I physically can’t eat anymore.
After we’ve indulged, we’d take a leisurely stroll through the neighborhood, eventually stopping by a charming patisserie. I’d order my second cup of Americano—because balance—and pair it with a scoop of creamy gelato. The contrast of the cold dessert with the warmth of my coffee? Heaven. We’d sit there for hours, completely unbothered by the world, talking, laughing, and soaking in the kind of effortless joy that only comes from good company.
When it’s time to part ways, I’d make my way to the gym for a solid workout—some cardio to get my heart pumping, maybe a little strength training. Afterward, I’d unwind in the sauna for a blissful 40 minutes, letting the heat sink into my muscles before taking another long, refreshing shower.
Post-gym, I’d fuel up with a protein shake and a hydrating electrolyte drink before heading out again—maybe grabbing a light bite, like a crisp salad or a shareable appetizer, with a different set of friends. And then? Time to let loose. We’d go clubbing, dance until our feet ache, and just live in the moment. No stress, no obligations—just pure, unfiltered fun.
At the end of the night, I’d Uber home, kick off my shoes, wash my face, brush my teeth, and collapse into bed, exhausted but so content. And if the universe is good to me, I’d get to wake up and do it all over again.
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