Judy Mae

Joined May 2017

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I put words on the internet.

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Broke AF but still want clear skin? Get 7 products for under US$100
Skincare is the new makeup. The good news is that while it might cost just as much, or probably less, its effect can last FOREVER if you do it right.
By Judy Mae2 years ago in Blush
Unexpected Things I’ve Done Out of Boredom During My COVID Self-Quarantine Weeks
The current Covid situation is simply tragic and unfortunately, is not going anywhere any time soon. So, like all socially responsible human (nah not really, the truth is I have to observe a compulsory company-mandated quarantine), I have been self-quarantined at home for two weeks now, and my oh my I was soooooo bored out of my mind that I have went on to do some very unexpected things, which have surprised even myself.
By Judy Mae3 years ago in Lifehack
I've always wanted to quit my job, I'm finally doing it tomorrow
Tomorrow I am going to quit my job. It is such a millennial thing to announce, but just thinking of it now is already bringing a lot of joy to my heart.
By Judy Mae3 years ago in Motivation
How to Start Coding and Earn $60k+ a Year (Pt. II)
So this is Part II to the article, and if you have missed Part I, you may want to check that out first. Just like Part I, if you are looking for quick one-liner answers, they are highlighted in underline for your quick reference (Yes I just saved you another five minutes of your time, you’re most welcome).
By Judy Mae4 years ago in 01
How to Start Coding and Earn $60k+ a Year (Pt. 1)
You may have heard some people saying that learning to code is so 2012 or that there is no more need to since every Tom, Dick, and Harry are learning to code nowadays and the market is just going to be saturated soon. While no one can say for sure what will happen in the future, I personally think that learning to code right now is pretty much the same as to learning how to speak English in the early 1900s—it is simply the very start of a universal language that is going to be the fundamental language for everything in the long run.
By Judy Mae4 years ago in 01
The Chronicle of Pre-Wedding High to Post-Wedding Blues
Weddings and honeymoons are one of the best things in life. We all know that, and the world makes sure we don’t ever forget that.
By Judy Mae4 years ago in Humans
The Difference in Men’s and Women’s Mindsets After Breakup
“Guess what! I swear all my ex are getting hotter after breaking up with me!” I was meeting a guy friend of mine on a Sunday brunch to check on him after learning that he had just called it off with his last girlfriend recently. He came in the café and immediately order a pint of beer.
By Judy Mae4 years ago in Humans
Why I Changed My Name at 25-Years-Old and How Does It Feel
Imagine for a minute. Yesterday, you were still responding to the name “Karen,” and suddenly today you are Allie. It is official; it is on your workstation, on your passport, on your bank account—just “Allie” everywhere.
By Judy Mae4 years ago in Motivation
I Rented Myself Out for a Day
How does it feel to “rent” yourself out for a day? What does that even mean? Well, this concept of “renting” myself out was completely outlandish and has never crossed my mind until a month ago where out of pure curiosity, I agreed to “rent” myself out for a day to an acquaintance I knew on Instagram.
By Judy Mae4 years ago in Humans
Chemical Exfoliation Is the 2018 Skincare Keyword You Need to Know
If the word "exfoliate" only triggers images of vigorous scrubs and raw skin in your mind, then it is indeed time to re-educate your skincare vocabulary with this article.
By Judy Mae4 years ago in Blush
Hate-Following Might Be the Next Career Boost for Celebs
Don’t lie about it—there have or had been some people on your social media feed whose posts really get on your nerve, but instead of unfollowing them, you would share that post with your friends (who find that person’s content equally irksome) and then proceed to have a long elaborated discussion together on how cringeworthy that person is.
By Judy Mae5 years ago in Beat
Meet Kelly Limerick, the Crotchet Artist in iPhone Commercials
I remembered this girl the first time I came across the iPhone X selfie commercial. All the other selfies in that commercial are largely your standard portrait shots—monochrome color scheme, soft edges around the people. But this girl, she was literally bursting in colorful dreads, all screaming for every ounce of my attention; her eyes, her makeup all seemed alien-like.
By Judy Mae5 years ago in Motivation