A few weeks ago, I wrote a post on how Pinterest makes me feel like a failure. My food never comes out like the pictures, my organizational skills are lacking, and my house is a complete mess. The beautiful photos pinned are just unattainable and, in turn, make me feel like shit. But that's not the only reason why I haven't jumped on the Pinterest bandwagon. Here's the full story:
1. I have absolutely zero free time. Well, that's not true, I have some free time, just not the hours and hours that Pinterest inevitably consumes.
2. I am completely unable to follow necessary directions.
3. Inspirational quotes make me crazy.
4. Seeing pictures of gorgeous, foreign lands doesn't make me feel relaxed, it makes me bitter.
5. I can't put together a Lego set designed for a 5-year-old, never mind build a play kitchen.
6. I have no disposable income.
7. I don't wear my hair in a chignon, a bun, or a French braid.
8. I don't garden or arrange flowers.
9. My kids won't let me throw them the party of my dreams, so seeing picture after picture is depressing.
10. In social media years, I'm old. Practically ancient. The idea of starting somewhere from scratch? Inconceivable.
Do YOU love or hate Pinterest?
(Speaking of which, we at The Stir are pretty proud of our own Pinterest page, packed with tons of fun and inspiration. Check it out and follow us!)
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Eh I love Pintrest, I find lots of fun stuff to do with the kids (crafts, games, etc) but I can see where it can drive people nuts. The ones that really drive me nuts are the people constantly posting "thinsperation" boards...
I dont understand it. I have an account, I have pinned recipies, but other than that, I dont get it.
I ♥ Pinterest. I'm trying out a few things from there today. Not recipes or crazy party but some eco-friendly (not to mention WAY cheaper) cleaners and a weed killer. :)
I love Pinterest, too. I made several simple and very nice Christmas Presents for friends, I've made a bunch of meals from pinned recipes, and even switched up my exercise routines with some of the links that I've found through Pinterest. I find it relaxing and entertaining. Something that I can do when my brain needs a rest and not think about anything for a little while. And I don't pin things that make me feel inferior, that would just be silly.
Bbqs with cheap mixed drinks, in my back yard that consists of a swingset, a homemade picnic table, and some pathetic yellow grass, is as close as I come to hosting a dinner party.
Same here the4mutts! haha. I agree, it's not my thing. I'm more in awe with Spotify.