Enjoyed feeding my parasocial relationship with Oenone who I’ve been following on Instagram for a while. Oenone has amassed a hugely loyal following of over 100k and has nurtured a tight knit community over years lived online.

But it does seem like the 'little treats' are a direct reaction to not being able to afford the big ones (say, a house.Her podcast “Adulting” — about all of the things we never got taught in school —- has been downloaded over four million times. Her humour and wit comes across and I thoroughly enjoyed reading 'Bad Influence' flying through it in a matter of days. uk/landing-page/quercus/quercus-company-information/">The data controller is Quercus Editions Ltd. it’s such an interesting insight into the author’s life and it’s written in a way that’s fun, fast paced, interesting and in places very vulnerable and emotive.

In this humorous meditation on her digitized life, Oenone chronicles the pits and peaks of coming of age online. The BTS of influencing is often forgotten and here, it is highlighted with just the right amount of shading. Exploring themes within stories allows us to connect and share without feeling vulnerable or ignorant. Also, “It would be really awkward to just get up and leave now”, washed down with a touch of "Well, we’ve already gone over budget", and "What are savings for anyway? Her enlightening podcast Adulting has been downloaded over 4 million times, and she also hosts a monthly book club IRL that sells out in minutes.Like a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, comfortable adulthood - the one without a landlord, or an overdraft, or the impending sense of doom, is starting to feel like a myth. Its a chance to feel a part of something bigger than yourself whilst simultaneously giving you the freedom to be yourself. Sometimes I would but sometimes I would not read for a month and then read two books a week and at one point I was about 10 books behind schedule.