I don’t believe in karma ‘cause bad things happen to good people and the only things that happen to bad people is shit they directly caused for themselves 

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I don’t think people realize that when they treat people who are different in any way (disabilities, overweight, sick, etc.) you’re still pointing them out and making them different from everyone else so it’s still kinda shitty

For example, when I post a picture of Cliff I don’t say shit like “he is a precious angel sent from above and is so beautiful and everyone should be more like him” 

I’m more likely to write “my niggaaaaaaa”

So can everyone calm down and treat people like people ‘cause that’s all they want like 99% of the time I promise 

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You know no matter how many things you can hate someone for there’s always something to love them for and that’s all I care about 

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Just do what you can and be proud of it

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I don’t believe in karma. I believe in chain reactions. I know plenty of people who have done me wrong and got nothing for it. But I also know that if I do no wrong, no wrong is done to me. If I don’t lie, I don’t have to worry about getting caught. If I do all my work, I don’t have to worry about bad grades or getting grounded. If I’m kind to others, they will be kind to me in return 

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My advice to anyone with depression or anyone who finds themselves forgoing a lot of things they were too scared/shy/tired to do, is to turn it around as soon as you can. I mean, the depression thing is kind of hard but just taking it on yourself to get as much help as possible and making a big effort to be happy. I used to not want to be helped because I liked the familiarity of the sadness every day. It was how I trained myself. If I could feel myself getting a little sad, I’d sulk in it as much as possible to make it worse and go through school trying not to cry and adopted it as my persona. Is that weird? It was a mindset. But anyways, what I’m getting at is that I spent so damn much time doing that that I missed out on everything I wanted to do. When I got better I tried to make up for it, but I haven’t even gotten close. Now I’m graduating tomorrow and I can’t come to terms with it. I’m not ready to move on to the next part of my life because I feel like I haven’t finished this part. I feel like I only just got started and it’s not fair. Like I didn’t have the opportunities I should have had. Now I’ll never get to be a cheerleader or sing in the lecture hall. I’ll never get to be in a school play or brag about my GPA. I’ll never be on an organized sports team or hear my name or voice over the loudspeaker. I’ve missed out on a lot of relationships and friendships I could have had. I’ve missed out on a whole hell of a lot. I finally figured it out, but it’s just too late now. It’s not too late for other people though, so I hope someone else will realize it before I did and they’ll be able to graduate in peace. Every time you hesitate before deciding to do something, get rid of the fucking doubt and go for it. And if you’re like me and you really want to do something but you always tell yourself “I’ll be able to do it next week/month/semester/year”, stop doing it. You’re just going to keep pushing it back more and more and then you run out of time. Seriously. Think about it. I never did

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I always pick myself back up again ‘cause I know I always have the power to change my situation & that’s what I do

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Things don’t happen because of you. Don’t say you’re not enough. You’re pretty, you’re smart, you’re just perfect. Life happens to all of us. Stop blaming yourself

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Don’t overuse excuses. Own up to wrong you have done, apologize sincerely, and hope you can earn back respect/trust

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“‘I want out of the labels. I don’t want my whole life crammed into a single word. A story. I want to find something else, unknowable, some place to be that’s not on the map. A real adventure.’ 

A spinx. A mystery. A blank. Unknown. Undefined.”

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Expect less. It gives you more chances to be pleasantly surprised by something you weren’t anticipating. It makes small things seem great and keeps a smile on your face daily. Give more. You get the satisfaction of knowing you can put that smile on others’ faces and that you’ve given back for all that you have received. It’s our purpose to help others, and if you can’t help them then at least don’t hurt them

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You can trust your boyfriend/girlfriend. You can until you have a reason not to. Now, if you can’t trust them, you shouldn’t be dating them

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Holding grudges or disliking anyone for insignificant reasons (or any reason) wastes a lot of energy that you could be using for more productive things and it does nothing positive for you. Make it a point not to be critical of small things. Stop making judgments on other people, insulting other people, or getting into business that doesn’t concern you, and focus more on yourself.

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Keep to yourself. Don’t let your business be the talk of the school. Deal with things privately and you’ll have a lot less to worry about

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I love seeing people get excited about something. I like seeing them laugh or smile. I think if everyone else saw the beauty in this, they’d stop trying to make them frown and make an effort to brighten their day.

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