Whether it’s your parents, employer, or the daily fifty reminders on your calendar, it seems the world keeps telling you that if you want to be somebody important, you need to DO something important. I beg to differ.
“I see black light.” – Victor Hugo
1. Proximity
You’re getting smarter. Literally.
In our fears, we are reminded of what it means to be brave. What are you afraid of?
Remember that there are always far better things ahead than any we leave behind. Keep going.
It’s difficult for you to keep up online conversations, but you keep initiating them anyways.
The sleeper.
The word “love” is more often than not, associated with diamond rings, dreamy kisses, and Cupid’s notorious bow shooting around a myriad of fiery arrows. We see it on TV, we read about it in books—when two worlds collide and romantic feelings spring forth—and dub such as what “love” looks like.
Use earphones. Unfortunately, not everyone enjoys the music you listen to or whatever you’re streaming on Netflix.