10 YouTube Videos Every Woman in Her 20’s Should Watch (1)

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Why YouTube Videos?

• YouTube might be your go-to place for cute cat
  videos and movie trailers, not inspiration and
  life advice. But, it can be both!

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Hundreds of intelligent, thoughtful people post
videos every day on the site. Many have things to
say that are perfect for 20-something-year-old
women to hear. Here is a list of ten such videos
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1. ITS OKAY NOT TO BE OKAY BY CARRIE HOPE
FLETCHER
Its harder to voice the fact that youre not
okaybut its better. Its better to share that
with someone rather than try to cope with it on
your own. And you know, it doesnt mean that
youre weak or a failure, it just means that
youre not Wonder Woman.
In this video, Carrie reminds us all that when we
are having a difficult time, our friends and
family are there to help us.
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2. 10 TIPS FOR HOOKUPS! BY LACI GREEN
Hookups are one of those things that people
kinda get yell-y aboutthe way I see it, is that
its pretty simple. If youre into hooking up
cool. If youre not into hooking up cool.
In this video, She gives ten tips for if you
decide to hook up.
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3. WHAT BOYS LOOK FOR IN GIRLSS BY HANK GREEN
There is very little objectivity when it comes
to human mate selection. Were crazy. We dont
make any sense. And thus, since whether or not
someone wants to date you is apparently based on
complete randomness, its kinda a super terrible
thing to base your self-worth on.
This video is dedicated to the millions of women
who are told that they should base how they see
themselves on mens opinions.
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4. THE ONLY LIFE ADVICE YOU NEED BY TYLER OAKLEY
Dont.
Many times, we realize that we need to make a
change and those close to us know it too, but no
one actually says it out loud. When it is left
unsaid, we can ignore it. Watching this video
changes that.
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5. THINGS WE TELL OURSELVES BY EMMA BlACKERY
I find myself telling myself lies upon
liesabout what I need to do or how long
something can wait and I dont do anything all
day and then suddenly everything just creeps up
on me and then I stress out thinking Why have I
got to do all this at the same time?
Emma Blackery is known for her dry humor and
sharp insight. In this skit, she expresses the
lazy woes of all of us who live away from our
parents.
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6. HAPPY AND HEALTHY BY CARRIE HOPE FLETCHER
You are you. You look like you for a reason. And
the point is to be comfortable with that.
A very important video for all women to watch.
Regardless of whether or not you have body image
issues, its important to be reminded that a
womans appearance doesnt reflect in inner worth.
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7. REJECTION BY BRYARLY BISHOP
I get why you dont want to reject somebody. You
dont want to hurt somebodys feelings or many
youre frightened of their responsebut in my
opinion, even though its hard and scary and
makes you feel bad, you should just cut people
off.
In this video, Bryarly Bishop speaks in a blunt
yet helpful way about being rejected and
rejecting others.
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8. HOW TO HANDLE HATERS BY GRACE HELBIG
Number Three Imagine them in a completely
ridiculous way.
Graces suggestions on how to handle the haters
range from sincere and wise to zany, but all are
useful.
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9. HOW TO GET YOUR DREAM JOB BY EMILY GRASLIE
If you want to be a photographer or an astronaut
or a writer or whatever, identify what it is
about those careers that you find appealing.
Emily talks about how to land your dream job,
based on her career experience. Having the career
you want begins with an aspiration, and as long
as you stick with it and work hard, you can
achieve almost anything!
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10. I AM A BAD FEMINIST BY MARINA WATANABE
Basically there are only two kinds of feminists
the ones that make mistakes and learn from them,
and the ones that dont do that.
In the last video on this list, Marina Watanabe
opens up about the struggle of being a feminist
in a culture that conditions us to think sexist
thoughts.
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All of these videos and creators offer wisdom to
help us through our 20s. Info from the article
10 YouTube Videos Every Woman in Her 20s Should
Watch. Article originally published at
missmillmag.com.