Cat hug dungeon it’s fine i’m fine everything’s fine shirt

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For the first few weeks, it wasn’t an issue. I work from home and have the house to myself most days, meaning nobody sees me anyway. Hell, I was actually glad I had packed my most statement-making tops. For one, they helped trick my coworkers into thinking that I was actually dressing up every day. But after week two, it was completely obvious that I was rewearing the same prints again and again—at least to me. Surely my coworkers could tell! Turns out nobody even batted an eyelid. In fact, I learned a lot of other things in the process. (Spoiler alert: It’s not been so bad.)

Below, four key takeaways from living out of a suitcase.This was very clear to me after week one. I slowly began to realize that I can barely remember what remains in my closet back in New York, even though it’s overflowing with things. Do I miss certain pieces? Of course, particularly all my silky summer shirts. But on the Cat hug dungeon it’s fine i’m fine everything’s fine shirt , I’ve done pretty well without. It’s made me realize that I shop too much, own too much, and basically always rewear the same things anyway. Now I’m just being forced to do it.

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