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Hi, I’m Laryssa Lee — faceless creator, anxious introvert, accidental writer of an entire book series, and someone who spent way too many years feeling like I missed the adulting tutorial everyone else got. If you’ve ever felt lost, overwhelmed, embarrassed to ask basic questions, or quietly convinced everyone else has life figured out except you… you’re in the right place. Because that was me. Actually — that is me. And it’s why I decided to write The How To Series, a collec

When I first moved out, I was armed with big dreams, one mismatched set of cutlery, and the absolute belief that I didn’t need half the things adults own. Spoiler: I was wrong. Apparently, chopping boards, cleaning cloths, and bins with lids exist for actual reasons — not just to look organized on Pinterest. So here’s my humble confession list of things I once thought were optional, until life (and a few questionable odours) taught me otherwise. 1. Two Chopping Boards One for

Here’s the secret no one tells you when you turn eighteen, twenty-one, or even thirty: nobody actually knows what they’re doing. We’re all just guessing — pretending to have it together while Googling things like “how long does chicken last in the fridge” and “how to fold a fitted sheet without summoning demons.” Adulthood, as it turns out, isn’t a grand revelation. It’s a series of small, mildly chaotic experiments in survival. You wake up one day and realize you’ve become t