Amanda, Unfiltered
Unfiltered reflections about confidence, becoming in your 20s, and healing after the breaking point — from dating violence to self-trust, identity, and living out loud.
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The Most Dangerous Word in Your Twenties Isn't "No."It's "Should" (opens the original)
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Want to know the most dangerous word in your twenties?Should. 🙅♀️In June I attended Her Campus’ Her Conference 2026.<img alt="CEO & Founder, Amanda Paolicelli, at Her Conference 2026 in NY
When Did "No" Stop Being Enough? (opens the original)
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No is a complete sentence.So why are so many women still forced to defend it?I’ve been sitting with this for a while.Truthfully, I debated whether I even wanted to share it.Four months ago, at the Miami Grand Prix, I met someone who seemed perfectly nice. We had a conversation, exchanged social media, and I thought nothing of it.Until I politely rejected his advances.What should have been the end of the interaction became months of online harassment.My “no” wasn
I’m Blooming. And It’s a Fucking Mess. (opens the original)
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August has been a month of growth—but not the polished kind. It has been uncomfortable, uncertain, and, at times, messy. It has challenged me to look at how I show up, how I use my voice, and how much space I allow myself to take up. One of the biggest lessons I’m carrying forward is growth requires courage. 💐 The courage to speak instead of stay silent. 💐 The courage to choose freedom over fear. 💐 The courage to protect your personal power. 💐
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