This Is Why I Call Brooklyn Home
When I moved to New York I was ready for people to cuss me out if I walked too slow or looked at them the wrong way. Instead, people say “Hi!” and “Good morning!” when I pass by.
When I moved to New York I was ready for people to cuss me out if I walked too slow or looked at them the wrong way. Instead, people say “Hi!” and “Good morning!” when I pass by.
The teachers we remember the most in our school days are often those that took a personal interest in us. They are the ones who pushed us because they believed in us. They are the ones who told us we could do more than we thought possible.
I believe the best relationships are the ones where two imperfect creatures work on their flaws together.
You break it to them as softly as can. They immediately beg you to stay.
When we think our partner is lying about how long it takes to get to our apartment we can check on Google Maps. We learn that it takes 15 minutes to get here, but he says it takes him 25.
Semantics. We play with words. We make excuses and nothing changes.
These failures draw you to a point so low you question your purpose in life. You reach an end to yourself.
We put romantic relationships on this pedestal like it’s an Olympic gold medal.
The ice cream donut perfectly embodies our 20’s and 30’s. Creativity. Risk. Indulgence.
Work, go home. Work, go home. They were set on autopilot, stuck in the same routine.