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After Hours With Amanda

You are NOT an Aesthetic | After Hours With Amanda Ep. 53

After Hours With Amanda

After Hours With Amanda

Kids & Family, Parenting

5.0697 Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of After Hours With Amanda, I’m talking about social media comparison, consumerism, aesthetic identity, and why your real life was never meant to be judged by someone else’s curated video. We start with Savannah Bananas, margaritas, and a date night that did not need to be fancy to be perfect, then we get into car kits, lip gloss, doom scrolling, content creation, and editing your environment. If you have ever looked up from your phone and felt worse about your home, your body, your people, or your life, this one is for you. You are not an aesthetic. You are a kaleidoscope.

00:00 Welcome to the Other Side of My Room
00:38 Savannah Bananas Date Night
02:23 Hot Dogs, Margaritas, and Living on the Edge
04:17 Why the Lawn Seats Were Perfect
08:18 Sports, Tiny Humans, and New Paths
09:35 Technical Issues and Showing Up Anyway
12:04 You Are Not an Aesthetic
13:00 Consumerism and Filling a Void
13:54 Car Kits and Comparing Your Life
15:11 Being Yourself in Different Settings
17:19 Kids, Social Media, and Lifetime Effects
19:07 Want Versus Need
20:16 The Instagram Comparison Spiral
22:12 Doom Scrolling Still Feeds You
23:20 Trad Wife Content and Planned Reality
26:58 Gratitude and Editing Your Environment
28:39 Looking Up From Your Phone
31:44 When Did Hand Sanitizer Become Your Value?
35:29 Who Am I Buying This For?
38:36 Aesthetic Became Identity
43:25 You Are a Person, Not a Trend
46:22 Treat Your Phone Like a Tool
47:13 Why I Keep Showing Up
49:11 If No One Has Told You Lately

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi, and welcome back to the other side of my room.

0:04.0

No, welcome to the After Hours with Manda podcast.

0:06.8

The music that you couldn't hear last time was because the microphone was not hooked up.

0:12.6

So hold on.

0:13.0

I'm going to grab my phone.

0:14.5

And I'm just going to keep it professional, okay?

0:17.6

Because the editing that happens is this is literally non-existent.

0:22.6

I'm telling you,

0:26.7

one day, she shack something, I'm going to decorate it and the background's going to be fire.

0:31.3

And you're like, wow, that's so aesthetic. Hold on to that statement for later in the episode.

0:54.6

That's so aesthetic. Anyways, can we just talk about the fact that we saw the Savannah bananas last night? I just need to jump in there. Oh, if you're new to the podcast, welcome. If you're not, you know what to do. Get comfy, settle in. Let's dive right in. The Savannah bananas. Can I just tell you, um, Jackson Olson. I started following him. Um, that kid, literally a child, like, feels so much younger than me. Um, when Instacarting, and I'll never forget, I thought it was hysterical that the Oreos were two for one and he kept a pack.

1:01.3

I was like, I hope literally comment, I hope my Instacart person does that.

1:05.3

I hope that if it's like a two for one, they're like, yes, Oreos.

1:08.9

Because I only need one pack of Oreos that I ordered.

1:11.4

I don't need you to bring me the second pack.

1:13.1

They're going to go to waste because it takes a while to get through those Oreo packs, at least me.

1:18.7

I'm a slow Oreo person.

1:21.3

I don't actually, the kids could go through them fast.

1:23.5

The tiny queens love Oreos.

1:25.2

Anyways, we went to see them last night.

1:26.6

And it was everything you think it would be, the actual

1:29.3

best time.

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