In the build up to the release of her new book, Not That Kind of Girl, Lena Dunham has made a series of two-minute videos in which she answers reader questions on camera.  The short videos are everything we've come to expect from this talented young woman by now —sharp, hilarious, pointed, and true. 

She's the only person I've seen who can be self-deprecating without seeming insecure; it's clear that she has reached a point in her life where she's content, from the inside, with her life and herself. As a smiliarly-aged female writer with a similar string of late twenties struggles trying to figure out myself, my relationships, career, what I want out of life (and so are all my friends), I relate to Lena and her advice wholeheartedly, and I look up to her enormously.  She really is a voice of our particular sub generation of millenials and perfectly nails all the fears, insecurities, dating horror stories, and humor of what it's like to be a girl in this day and age.

I'm embedding the first video here. It's on feminism and is hilarious so I won't spoil it. You should really just let the whole series play through and give yourself a nice lunch break today. Enjoy!