For a long time drinking beer has only always been associated as a male dominant activity. However, with the recent popularity of microbreweries, drinking beer has slowly become more socially acceptable and appealing to women. Places like Ballast Point Brewing Company and various others are not only taking into account what they enjoy brewing, 
but also how to bring in consumers who wouldn’t normally drink beer. Most breweries are very chic and tend to have a great atmosphere. Perfect for catching up with a friend or hosting a baby shower.
Times are changing and women shouldn’t be afraid to try something new. Trust me, you might just like it. With beers ranging from stouts to sours, I’m sure there is something that might please your pallet. So next time your guy ask, “What you want to do tonight?” Try suggesting a nice brewery where you can talk, laugh, and maybe gain some beer knowledge.
“Cheers!”
The way I dress in no means is ever meant to put anyone down. However, not everyone sees it this way. Some of those who are bothered by it, assume that I’m nothing more than a pretentious snob. So they won’t even talk to me at times. Others will ask the most annoying question, “Why are you so dressed up?” 😀 (Ohhh how I have learned to detest this.) But my answer is simple. I dress up, because I like the way it makes me feel, because I appreciate the respect I get from my elders when I look my best.
mood and vice versa. In SpiritualBridge.org they go into detail on how our emotions are reflected through the clothes and colors we choose wear. Frumpy close is said to be signs of depression, and black colored attire is seen as more professional. They even go on to recommend that the solution to fixing a bad day is to intentionally dress up more than you normally would. This act alone can help lift your spirits and inspire you to have a better outlook on the day.
“When all else is equal, the person who is better dressed will get the job or land the promotion. Studies have proven […] when it comes to the job search, you can’t change where you worked, or where you went to school. However, you can change how others view you, based on how you look and how you sound. Therefore, dress can be a game changer in both professional and personal matters.”
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