It’s tempting to wait until tomorrow to accomplish something you don’t want to deal with today — but you need to ask yourself whether you have a valid reason to wait. Are you really going to be better equipped to handle the situation tomorrow? Are you really going to be in a better mood tomorrow? Or are you simply making excuses in order to put this task off indefinitely?
Poetry: You’re passionate. When you like someone, you can’t stop thinking about them and when you’re finished with them, there’s no changing your mind. You feel your emotions intensely. Love is beautiful to you — but broken hearts take you to a dark place.
You’re always going to have flaws that need fixing, wounds that need healing, insecurities that need beating.
You’re not obligated to remain in your relationship. You’re not a bad person for walking away from everything you used to think you wanted.
It means opening up to them, even though it would be easier to keep your feelings to yourself. It means allowing them into your heart and trusting they won’t let it break.
You don’t want to wait until the perfect moment to make a change — because there’s never going to be a perfect moment. There’s always going to be an excuse you can use in order to wait a little longer.
Maybe the problem is that you’ve felt pressured to stay strong for too long.
No one was able to accomplish exactly what they wanted this year. Everyone had to sacrifice things, whether it was their vacation or wedding or graduation or prom. We’re all ending this year feeling disappointed about one thing or another.
When you’re in your twenties and thirties, you feel like you’re supposed to have it all together. But it’s normal to have absolutely no idea what you’re doing.
Sometimes, bad things happen to good people. You can’t control what the universe throws at you. And you can’t control other people. But you are in complete and total control of yourself.