Shoshanna realized she'd made a huge mistake getting engaged soon after her engagement party. She thought getting married meant she was figuring out this whole adult thing, but it turned out they barely knew each other after all. Her fiancé didn't share Shosh's life dream of making it into The New York Times's engagement announcement section, and he was never quite able to decipher her 90 mph sentences, either. She told him they literally didn't speak the same language and broke it off.
Scrapping the whole marriage idea, Shosh decides she's finally going to infiltrate the upper echelon of NYC's girl-boss circle by going to business school (at NYU, obviously). She graduates and strikes it big as an image branding consultant. Now a successful business woman, Shosh has started a series of totally unironic motivational power brunches for the networking women of New York. She's also taken it upon herself to make the term "her-preneur" happen, which feels unlikely.
Oh, and 30-something Shosh has left all sock-bun-adjacent hairstyles behind in her 20s. She's more of a Drybar gal now.
