Main Character Moments: Romanticizing the Ordinary

Girlhood isn’t always cinematic. But it can be. In this post, we teach you how to romanticize your life not as a performance, but as a practice of presence.

That means making your morning matcha in a pretty glass. Walking with headphones like you’re in a coming-of-age film. Choosing an outfit that makes you feel like art. Writing poems no one will read. Curating playlists that sound like a summer you haven’t lived yet.

Romanticizing life isn’t toxic positivity. It’s choosing to notice beauty. To narrate your world with softness. To become the main character—not because anyone’s watching, but because you are.

We’ll explore rituals, routines, and objects that help you feel more alive inside the mundane. We’ll also talk about what happens when life isn’t romantic—grief, stagnation, heartbreak—and how to still choose beauty in small ways.

Because girlhood isn’t always pink. Sometimes it’s thunder. But it’s always worth documenting.

Make your life a poem. And let girlhood narrate it.