Like most people in my generation, I romanticized being unpredictable and broken. Messy. Unstable. A so-called gypsy, free spirit, or whatever tumblr hashtag that softens the blow of being called self-absorbed and unreliable.
1. “It could be worse…”
here is no color or race in love.
Take ownership of the power that you gracefully carry around with you- at all times! You are above and beyond formidable, compelling and you are more than allowed to be in command. Women: speak up, speak loud and own your power.
This is not the typical happy ending, in the friendship nor the romantic sense. But it is a real one.
Hi, my name is Meredith and I am a chronic over-thinker. (“Hi, Meredith.”) I suffer from the curse of reading into things way more than I should and finding extensive meaning in every single detail of life, no matter how small.
“I WANT TO START AGAIN! I WANT TO START AGAIN! I WANT TO START AGAIN!”
I can see old feelings resurfacing and old friendships rekindling. I may be deceived by what I want to believe, but as of now, that’s the only thing I can hold onto.
What should you do with it?
No one seems to question the concept of the status quo. But there are a few common misconceptions about it that should be pointed out. It’s easy to ignore them and painful to acknowledge them, but confronting these five hard truths about the status quo will help you to live a better and fuller life down the line.