 her own company, Juice Generation.
May’s hazy vocals glisten above a chilled-out soundscape as she confronts her never-changing ex about his unwillingness to change. She insists “it’s better” that they remain friends – without the benefits.
May accompanies the Vinylz + Nineteen85-produced track with the official music video. The LeSean Harris-directed video can be watched above.
“It’s Better This Way” is the second offering from May, who released her debut track “Back n Forth” in 2018.
May’s road to superstardom is soon to take off. The blooming star appears on dvsn’s acclaimed third album A Muse In Her Feelings, which is out now.
Listen to “It’s Better This Way” by Shantel May below.
Shantel May is taking control of the narrative on her latest single “Until I Say So” featuring Westside Gunn. The...florida atlantic owls
- The Florida Atlantic offense has grabbed the headlines, but the defense is also playing well this season under coach Lane Kiffin.
- Florida Atlantic's Lane Kiffin is among the most active coaches on social-media
- A video gamer and UCF student used FAU to defeat Alabama, which earned praise from Owls football coach Lane Kiffin
- Florida Atlantic receiver DeAndre McNeal's production has slowed after a strong start
In past two games, FAU has surpassed the season scoring totals of several teams, including FSUThe 127 points FAU scored in the last two games is more than the season total for several college football teams, including Florida State
- Florida Atlantic football program beginning to gain national attention as wins pile
- FAU quarterback Jason Driskel named C-USA player of the week
- Florida Atlantic receiver Kalib Woods looking to become part of rotation following suspension
- Florida Atlantic Owls quarterback Jason Driskel breaks the passing offense out of its slump.
- Florida Atlantic improves to 4-3 and 3-0 in Conference USA with victory against North Texas
- Suspended FAU receiver Kalib Woods returns for Saturday's game against North Texas
- Florida Atlantic begins crucial three-game stretch Saturday against North Texas
- Florida Atlantic plays host to North Texas Saturday at FAU Stadium
- An Alabama judge dismisses fraud suit against FAU coach Lane Kiffin
Suspended FAU receiver Kalib Woods expected to be reinstated for Saturday game vs. North TexasFAU receiver Kalib Woods to rejoin the team after being suspended indefinitely in June
- This week Florida Atlantic faces North Texas, the most balanced offense in Conference USA
- FAU linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair has played hurt most of the season but still is the team's defensive leader
- After two-game win streak, FAU expecting largest fan turnout of the season for Saturday's game against North Texas
- The Florida Atlantic defensive backfield ranks second in the nation with 10 interceptions
- FAU coach Lane Kiffin follows Alabama's Nick Saban with rat poison comment regarding positive media coverage
- Florida Atlantic hopes bye week doesn't affect the momentum built from two-game winning streak
- The Florida Atlantic Owls were much improved in penalties and third downs in big win at Old Dominion.
- Devin Singletary rushes for 194 yards and two touchdowns as the Florida Atlantic Owls crush Old Dominion. FAU set marks for points scored, rushing attempts, rushing yards and rushing touchdowns.
- Lane Kiffin and the Florida Atlantic Owls were successful on third downs against Old Dominion.
- Florida Atlantic hoping to start with two league wins for first time since joining Conference USA in 2013
- FAU coach Lane Kiffin not shy when it comes to calling out players in the media
- After battling injuries last season, the FAU offensive line is benefiting from stability
- FAU running back Devin Singletary is a man of few words but does most of his talking on the football field
- FAU running back Devin "Motor" Singletary wins Conference USA Player of the Week award
- Florida Atlantic hoping to avoid another letdown entering Saturday's game at Old Dominion
- Despite a strong performance by quarterback Jason Driskel, Florida Atlantic coach Lane Kiffin still wants to see improvement in passing game
- FAU appears to be moving forward with Jason Driskel at quarterback.
- Florida Atlantic tight ends Harrison Bryant and John Raine combine to catch 10 passes for 114 yards and a touchdown in victory against Middle Tennessee State
- Florida Atlantic opens Conference USA play with a 38-20 victory against Middle Tennessee State
- After giving up 77 points in last year's meeting, FAU hopes for a better defensive showing against Middle Tennessee State
- Florida Atlantic coach Lane Kiffin says players have remained upbeat despite 1-3 start
- FAU's DeAndre McNeal has been one of the few bright spots of the receiving corps
- After the offensive struggles through four games, FAU coach still confident in offensive coordinator Kendal Briles
- FAU coach Lane Kiffin says team has moved on from tough loss at Buffalo
- Florida Atlantic coach Lane Kiffin disappointed after loss to Buffalo
- Florida Atlantic faces Buffalo Saturday in its final game before entering Conference USA play
- FAU cornerback Chris Tooley already has two interceptions and a fumble return for a touchdown this season
- After being called out by coach Lane Kiffin, the FAU offensive line responds by helping Owls produce best rushing performance in school history
FAU coach Lane Kiffin wants quarterbacks Daniel Parr and Jason Driskel to challenge each other all seasonFAU coach Lane Kiffin wants competition between quarterbacks Daniel Parr and Jason Driskel to continue all season
- After two turnovers and eight penalties against Bethune-Cookman, FAU hopes to cut down on mistakes
FAU's Gregory Howell Jr., makes presence felt in the backfield with career night against BethuneAfter being used sparingly in first two games, FAU running back Gregory Howell Jr., ran for a career-high 175 yards and a touchdown against Bethune-Cookman
- Coach Lane Kiffin gets his first victory at FAU with a win against Bethune-Cookman Saturday night at FAU Stadium
- The Lane Kiffin era at Florida Atlantic has had almost everything. But it hasn't had a win yet.
- The Owls are looking for the first win of the Lane Kiffin era in Boca Raton after a very unusual opening two weeks.
- Through two games this season against Navy and Wisconsin, the Owls (0-2) rank dead last in FBS in rushing yards allowed per game, surrendering 386.5 yards on the ground.Your idea of "plain" can be very subjective, but answering your question, yes, I think it has changed at least in my country (Eastern Europe) - ladies have started demanding good looks from men since they also take care of themselves. They work, they have money, they're independent, they're no longer economically tied to a man, so they can be picky, or just happy on their own. Personally, I'm very happy about the change - it used to always be well-kept ladies and men who didn't give much shit about the way they looked. Not anymore. Men's got to keep up with the times.Do you have any sort of outside support system?  I would speak with a lawyer.  Ultimately the first question is did he commit a crime he can be prosecuted for when you were that young.  Then the question is has he done anything since to endanger the children.  Generally you can’t terminate someone’s parental rights without a strong reason or their willingness to transfer those rights.  Meaning he generally can’t just lose those rights unless someone else is taking them on.  Parental rights are complicated - there are custodial rights, visitation rights, financial responsibilities, etc and it’s hard to have all of those taken away. But if you can prove he’s a danger to the children then contact may be limited or supervised while he remains financially responsible for them.  But definitely speak with a lawyer, if in the US and you can’t afford one you can either request help from your local/district representative or call the state bar association for low or no cost legal options. If you’re still living together I might also contact domestic violence or women’s services in your area.These tiny, lightweight knives might make the perfect pocket knife for everyday use, and they're no doubt great for travel. Note: Probably not on planes.
Manufactured by Baladeo, the knife is available in two featherweight varieties, 22g and 34g, and performed pretty well in basic knife-related tasks (although, as Boing Boing notes, they are not workhorses).
The only "minor" issue they discovered while using the knife was that the locking mechanism slipped once and folded in such a way that it could have conceivably cut the tester's fingers. But it didn't! Still, if you procure one of these barely-there bad boys keep that tidbit in mind, especially when carving up heartier tasks. [Cool Tools via Boing Boing]&gt; The 13th amendment was passed almost 150 years ago. We're not using infrastructure that's more than a century and half old.

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