I’ve always sort of loathed new years resolutions, not because I’m against having goals in place, but simply because I think resolutions add too much pressure.  We build up so much expectation for this “start” to a new year, when really, they are all just days, days when we could make a change without all of the hubbub.  I feel silly feeling so resentful towards a goal; all I’m saying is dream big every day.  If your resolution fell short yesterday, try again today.  If you cheated on that diet only three days in, have oatmeal for breakfast the next morning.  No one’s standing above you with their finger wagging judgment.  I guess that brings me to my own today’s resolution: Stop worrying about what everyone else thinks.  And with that, be kind.  Everything will work out.

Today I bring to you part two of the Sony/Glam series featuring Sony’s latest film: Hope Springs.  Sony asked me to spill the deets about my crazy marriage, so here goes!

Full disclosure: this post is about bathroom habits, boogers, and marriage.  Don’t say I didn’t warn you.  To be more specific, Sony asked that I share the “Hilarious Habits my Husband (or significant other) Hides.”  He hides nothing, people.  Nothing!  And that’s marriage, all of that best behavior they were on for all those years you dated, it was just that: “best behavior.”  Enjoy it while you can.  That’s not to say that I’m not completely obsessed with my husband, but apparently, I’m supposed to embrace the full package: the underwear left in front of the toilet, the hair they leave everywhere when they shave, the gas.

The point is, when you’re married, men leave little to the imagination.  Enjoy!

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Sony Pictures Presents “Hope Springs”, A new comedy from the director of “The Devil Wears Prada” starring Meryl Streep, Tommy Lee Jones, and Steve Carell. Watch the trailer here.

**Compensation was provided by SONY via Glam Media. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and are not indicative of the opinions or positions of SONY.