It's all about perspective.

Why do parents use this excuse? I bet their parents used it on them and they hated it too. Why can’t parents just tell us the real reason? I would rather be mad over a dumb reason that doesn’t even pertain to the situation than a “because I said so.” I know I don’t want to do that to my kids when I get older. But I wonder if they’ve sworn that too. 

Admit it. We’ve all stayed on the computer for hours waiting for that special someone to log on so we can chat with them, watch their newsfeed, or just to see they’re name on the screen. No big deal or anything, but I’ve always wondered if someone has done the same for me. It’d be nice to know. Just a thought. 

dylanzadams:

ayoelaizaaaa:

For a second, I started to miss you. All the text messaging, late night phone conversations, our inside jokes, all the goals we wanted to pursue with each other. That cute shit.

Then I snapped back to reality.

I feel you, homegirl.

I like relaxing. I like to lay in my bed in the dark, with no sheets and pillows. I lay my arms to my side and face up. I close my eyes and take deep and slow breaths and listen to the loud silence until I get sleepy. I’m trying to keep my temper down cause it can be horrible. I want to be more easy going and mellow. I don’t want to be angry and mad all the time. I think this relaxing thing is working. 

A hug from a true friend or someone special is comforting especially when you’re at your lowest point. It’s like a band-aid. Like a band-aid, a hug doesn’t fix everything. But like a band-aid, the warm embrace of that hug makes you feel protected.

That video by Wong Fu Productions is very clear and simple. It makes a good point. All things come to an end. But to me, I feel like now that everyone has seen that video, people give up on trying knowing that in the end, it’ll just end up being strangers, again. Where’s the love when there’s no effort?