20 Reasons You Should Spend Your 20s Surrounded By People Who Inspire You To Be A Better Person
You should leave hangouts feeling inspired to keep working on your life, not defeated because you’re not good enough to fit in yet.
You should leave hangouts feeling inspired to keep working on your life, not defeated because you’re not good enough to fit in yet.
Forgiveness is very much a reckoning.
You aren’t someone who builds trust easily, but when you do build strong ties, they tend to be life-long. You’re the epitome of a “ride or die” kind of person. You take your relationships very, very seriously.
The most classic sign of the “halo effect” at work is when we fall in love with someone’s potential instead of their reality.
In a world that profits from your self-hate, liking yourself is an act of rebellion.
They believe their partner’s words more than they do their actions.
The advocator is motivated by justice. They only aspire to something when it has a deeper meaning and purpose, particularly in the realm of transforming the self/community/greater world.
But here’s something subversive and liberating and true: it’s not your responsibility to make other people feel comfortable – no matter the immediate social implications. It is only your responsibility to be honest.
For having more faith in what’s possible as opposed to what’s true right now.
You let other people direct your relationships. You only want from them what they seem to want from you –at least, as far as you’ll admit.