'TU, What's Good?' on fashion, Glee, and failure

I need some help with my fashion attire. What do you do when you have two pair of boots that look good with the same outfit? At my internship, I need to always look fresh and profesh! TU, what’s good?
-Nire Zyrf

Dear Nire,
This may seem like an unfortunate turn of events, but you need to make it seem perfectly normal. If you are so tired in the morning you cannot tell brown boots from black boots, you make it work. Take this day as your opportunity to make a statement. If anyone has the audacity to call you out do not give them the satisfaction. This is the new hit trend of 2017 and you better WERK it.

XOXO,
​A Tystenangel

I am so upset right now. I have recently started re-watching the most iconic series of all time. I mean, this show has everything; drama, music, petty people who don't take no as an answer. I am so sad that my life is not a constant battle of people breaking into song and dance in the middle of nowhere for absolutely no practical reason. Like, why can my life not be like Glee? TU, what's good?
​-Sad Gleek

Dear Sad Gleek,
I too understand the struggle of wanting to perform spontaneous choreographed dance numbers in the middle of the cafeteria. Sadly, we live in a messed up world where that is deemed unacceptable. So us natural born performers are stuck singing to ourselves in the mirror, in the car, or in the shower. Until the rest of the world opens their eyes to the beauty of lunch hour flash mobs, we must stick to our Netflix binging of the show that ended too soon, and jamming to the beat of our own drum.

XOXO,
​A Tystenangel

I have a serious issue. One of my classes is so hard and it feels like the professor is setting us up to fail. We just had a test and I am sure I failed. Everyone I talked to in the class feels the same way as well. I studied for this test more than I have ever studied before and I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. He told us to study a specific set of items for two weeks and they were not on the exam. I need this class to graduate but I don’t know if I’m going to be able to pass. TU, what’s good?
-Lost and Confused

Dear Lost Soul,
The major way to make a class go smoother for you is to study. Study every single night if you have to. On the other hand,  if others in the class are also feeling this way, maybe consider talking to the dean. You never know if any other students have complained about this professor in the past and maybe they can do something about it. But until that happens you need to take the class into your own hands and study. At the end of the day it is your grade and your education.

XOXO,
​A Tystenangel