I'm Procrastinating By Making This Episode About Procrastination...

This week, Klailea dives into your college roommate stories & she is shook. There are roommates who treated other people’s stuff like a free shopping spree, girls whose idea of cleaning was never, & petty wars over things that should’ve never been a problem. And the bathroom situations?? She physically cannot.Some of these stories go from annoying to full-blown unhinged, to the point where people were calling the cops on the girl they shared a room with. Grab a snack (maybe not if you have a weak stomach) & hang out while Klailea goes through the worst of the worst. You’ll never look at a roommate questionnaire the same way again.

Not everything is as pretty as it seems. In this week's episode of Pretty Unstable, Klailea opens up about a much heavier, but incredibly important side of life that doesn't always make it onto social media. From anxiety and depression to OCD and the exhausting pressure of perfectionism, she gets vulnerable about the battles happening behind the scenes, the frustrations that come with them, and how difficult it can be to navigate your own mind while trying to keep everything else together.Because the truth is, so many girls are silently struggling with things nobody else can see. This episode isn't about having all the answers or pretending everything gets better overnight. It's about having the conversations that are often avoided, making space for the not-so-pretty parts of girlhood, and reminding every girl listening that she isn't weird, broken, or alone for struggling. Sometimes being Pretty Unstable means talking about the really unstable parts, too. ♡Content note: This episode includes sensitive conversations about mental health, including anxiety, depression, OCD, perfectionism, suicidal thoughts, and self-harm. Please listen with care.

Your 20s are supposed to be when you figure out who you are, but it’s hard when you’re scrolling past everyone’s new fits, trips, & perfectly timed outfit changes. It feels like a race nobody signed you up for. Klailea talks about fashion, comparison, & the constant pressure to keep up with whatever’s cool right now.She also gets into the time she tried to completely “transform” herself. She did a full glow up, bought everything, & spent well over $1,000. Klailea breaks down what she bought, what she thought it would fix, & what happened when it didn’t make even a slight dent.

Being the eldest daughter is all fun and games until you realize you might actually have eldest daughter syndrome... and Klailea is finally ready to admit it. After spending years questioning whether the whole thing was even real, an unexpectedly emotional period of missing her family (and the confusing guilt that came with visiting them) had her reconsidering EVERYTHING. Is being the oldest daughter really as unfair and emotionally exhausting as everyone makes it seem? Or are eldest daughters just a little dramatic?This week on Pretty Unstable, Klailea is unpacking the complicated reality of being the oldest, the unspoken expectations, the sibling dynamics nobody wants to admit, and whether birth order really determines who we become. From the oldest child carrying the weight of responsibility to the middle child stereotypes and the youngest getting away with everything, NO sibling is safe. Consider this an official eldest daughter support group because Klailea is calling on every oldest daughter to share their stories, grievances, and emotional damage. It's time to find out if eldest daughter syndrome is actually real... or if we're all just collectively losing our minds.

Reality TV is getting MESSY, and Klailea has a lot to say. From the Carrie Ann Inaba judging controversy on DWTS and the hate surrounding Connor Wood.. to possible favoritism, fan wars, and the reality shows everyone should be watching, she's diving into the drama, questionable decisions, and unpopular opinions that have everyone talking.But why are we all SO obsessed with watching other people's lives? Whether it's watching a complete train wreck unfold or secretly wishing we had someone's money, house, wardrobe, or entire lifestyle, reality TV has a way of making us compare our lives to people we don't even know. Klailea gets into the weird relationship between entertainment, jealousy, and aspiration, plus the shows she can't stop watching and why sometimes a little chaos makes the best television.

This week Klailea gets into money & how complicated everyone’s relationship with it is. Spenders, savers, & everyone in between, plus the buying habits, the saving habits, & the Sephora trips that were supposed to be quick.Klailea is fully addicted to spending, but it also really sucks that as an adult, literally everything costs money. She just wants to spend it on fun girly makeup & cute things, not a mortgage.

Klailea is saying it out loud: she’s pretty lazy. She walks through what her work actually looks like compared to a regular 9-5, & she admits she has it easier than most people. An office job is harder in a lot of ways. But her job has its own kind of hard, & it’s a lot more than filming a video & getting paid.She also gets into the tradwife conversation & why women should be able to do both. Staying home & cooking dinner, building a career, or a mix of the two are all fair game, & Klailea has zero patience for anyone who says otherwise.

Klailea is catching you up on everything with a full reintroduction to Pretty Unstable. She starts with random facts about herself that most people have no idea about, then gets into where her life is at right now & what u can except being apart of Pretty Unstable! She also explains why she will never be on her family’s YouTube channel & why she is, without question, the pickiest eater there is. A few other dramatic stories come out along the way too.

Is every girl friendship secretly a performance? On this episode of Pretty Unstable, Klailea goes there: the compliments you're not sure are real, the friends who only show up when it benefits them, the group chat that flips on you overnight, & the unspoken rules every girl somehow just knows. Fake, semi-transactional, or just how girls operate?Klailea breaks down why girls act the way we do with each other, the loyal parts, the calculated parts, & the parts nobody admits to out loud. We're dramatic, observant, sweet, & scary all at once, & honestly, we deserve to be studied. Pretty, unstable, & fascinating, this one's for every girl who has ever overthought a friendship.

funny how that happens right..!?? anyone else feel the same as Klailea??