November 17, 2009 at 8:39pm
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Reblogged from iamblessed

You are like a sunset to me. You’re all kinds of beautiful as you end my day and you sweetly retire as stars chase you away…

— The Spill Canvas (via iamblessed) (via quote-book)

8:18pm
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#12

How do relationships start? WHATS THE PROCESS? Its so difficult.

Well there is no process, no steps or procedure to follow to get a boyfriend/girlfriend. If you are good at something, let it show, don’t hide it. Show how unique and different you can be from those other girls. If it’s not easy talking to a guy, then it most likely won’t work. Be yourself and don’t lie. Make friends and don’t jump right in. Get to know them. If you feel flirty around them and like you can be honest and yourself, your relationship is starting. Start off “talking” and when you’re both ready he will ask you out. But as I said, go with how your feelings are feeling. There is no step-by-step process.

I’m tired. Not because I’ve been doing a lot in sports, working my ass off in school, studying all night, and doing chores, while practicing my music. But because… it still bothers me. I hate watching her with a new guy. It kills me, even when I don’t show it. Now you might say, “Oh just tell her straight forward, talk to her,” this and that, but I’ve done that. What’d I get? A bitch in my face and her several new boyfriends on my ass. I mean sure.. There’s a new girl there for me too, and she helps me forget. But I’m afraid I’m making her just another temporary. What do I do? What can I really do that’ll succeed and won’t make me fall flat on my ass all over again?

(Dear Mr. Confused) With you being a guy and all, just know it’s alright to cry. Don’t hold any of your feelings in, it will just come back around and hurt you more like it may have already for you. Find out what went wrong with your ex and think it over. This way you won’t fall again and know your mistake next time. I’d recommend not talking to her at all. It may be difficult but that’s the only way to stop thinking about her. I mean, what’s the point if you will just think about your past when you talk to her? Accept whatever pain and sadness you have because you were probably good to her and it wasn’t your fault. Denying it only hurts more. Get past the part where you hate your ex, because everyone hates their ex after a breakup. Talk to your best friend about your situation too because it helps. Get rid of anything that makes you hurt when you see it or think about it. But importantly, let go of your ex and move on and stay positive.

I saw that you wanted someone to create a “Project Delight” banner. I gave it a shot. Sorry if it wasn’t exactly what you looked for, or if its something you dont want at all, but I got bored. Here you go. :)

http://i34.tinypic.com/154tw7o.png

Thanks m0nk3yface!

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November 8, 2009 at 10:58pm
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#11

what’s up?

Im from Andrew Hill. heard of it?
im currently in calculus. and i need to study for a test, like seriously. i have a d in that class right now. how would you study for a calculus test?

(dear cal freak) I don’t know shittt, get a buddy? Use the textbook? Tutor? I’m only Algebra 2 haha.

Everyone is in a relationship right now. And I also want to be in a relationship. Sadly, who the hell would even look at me? Boys only look at the girls with the ass and the big boobs. They want the girls with the nice face, the girly clothes, shoes. I don’t dress myself up for school because school is for learning. Yes, I contradict myself. But it’s stuipd how boys only look at those type of girls. Are there any boys out there who look for the personality?

(dear lonely) Yes, there is actually. Maybe it’s because you are looking at those guys that look for the looks and not the personality. I mean you shouldn’t really worry about what those other guys think, because that only lowers any confidence you have. I’m sure you look good too! Don’t trip about what guys are like and maybe that guy you are looking for is right in front of your face.

So I made a new best friend, and lately everyone has been telling me that when I’m with him, I become a happier person. I’m funnier when I’m around him, and completely full of life. And I’m glad that they think that, but why haven’t I noticed it before? And what if, he’s not there? Am I just going to become a sad and lonely person? I don’t want to depend on one person for my happiness, but right now, he’s the only ounce of joy in my life that I’ve got, and I need him.

I wouldn’t depend like your life on him. It will only push him away. You should find other ways that can make you happy as well. If he’s the only thing that makes you happy or cheerful, it may seem like you’re using him. Maybe you’re only attracted to him due to the fact that he brings the happiness out of you. I mean, that’s what friends are for too. Make sure you don’t mix these feelings and know if you want him as a significant other or a friend.

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November 5, 2009 at 9:06pm
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If two past lovers can remain friends, its either they are still in love, or never were.

October 27, 2009 at 7:08pm
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Reblogged from kari-shma

So, this is my life. And I want you to know that I am both happy and sad and I’m still trying to figure out how that could be.

— Stephen Chbosky (The Perks of Being a Wallflower) (via kari-shma) (via quote-book)