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Hi. My name is Alexandra, what is yours? I believe in God and that love conquors all. I'm idealistic and have more passion than I know what to do with. I'm figuring stuff out. Living a minute at a time. I like sweaters and fresh bread. Giraffes are my favorite animals. I'm an interesting sort of nerd. If you're having a bad day, I'll make you a pie. Today's a good day. Let us see what tomorrow brings, shall we?

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myownunivers:

“Today, my grandpa’s last words to me were, fall in love when you’re ready, not when you’re lonely.” —A
There is a stark difference between needing a relationship and wanting a relationship. While I do not have the personal experience, or any real finesse to relationships of all kinds; I believe you need to be a strong independent person before you could ever fully understand the true meaning behind taking on another person. 
A wise person once told me you can never love another person until you are at peace and in love with yourself. Being lonely is not a reason to seek out a companion. Being upset with yourself and craving the attention of another to make yourself feel better is not a reason. It took me a very long time to realize something about high school dating and even college dating, is that too many people care about each others personal interludes. What right or business do you have, to think that you know what is best? So what if I have never dated anyone? Who cares? I certainly do not and that is the opinion that matters. We all focus so much on what others think about our personal choices when we do not realize that all that really matters is our own. 
So don’t find someone because your lonely, find someone who intrigues you, betters you and best of all, loves you for all your assets, flaws and quirkiness. Each and everyone of us is unique, different and strange in our own way. Stop trying to find the change you want for yourself through others and embrace your own rarity. 

myownunivers:

Today, my grandpa’s last words to me were, fall in love when you’re ready, not when you’re lonely.” —A

There is a stark difference between needing a relationship and wanting a relationship. While I do not have the personal experience, or any real finesse to relationships of all kinds; I believe you need to be a strong independent person before you could ever fully understand the true meaning behind taking on another person. 

A wise person once told me you can never love another person until you are at peace and in love with yourself. Being lonely is not a reason to seek out a companion. Being upset with yourself and craving the attention of another to make yourself feel better is not a reason. It took me a very long time to realize something about high school dating and even college dating, is that too many people care about each others personal interludes. What right or business do you have, to think that you know what is best? So what if I have never dated anyone? Who cares? I certainly do not and that is the opinion that matters. We all focus so much on what others think about our personal choices when we do not realize that all that really matters is our own. 

So don’t find someone because your lonely, find someone who intrigues you, betters you and best of all, loves you for all your assets, flaws and quirkiness. Each and everyone of us is unique, different and strange in our own way. Stop trying to find the change you want for yourself through others and embrace your own rarity. 

I’m so sick and tired of this.

Are you in?

Are you out? 

Don’t just walk the line, 

playing things safe isn’t the way 

to prove to me that you’re gonna make a change.

The Chase

Does anything actually work out for me? Rarely.

When it does, is it worth it? More than you’ll ever know.

Life is beautiful. …But I wish you would figure that out a little faster…

My heart hurts. My brain is spinning.

………How long is this going to last?? Make a move. I haven’t got all day.

And even if I do: have all day to wait for you; I’m still not going to let you know that.

Let’s play these games. Cat and mouse.

I want you to chase me. I want you to feel defeated. I want to feel in control.

Only then can I submit to you: It will be on my terms.

Everything means something. People aren’t as oblivious or careless as you may think.

Everything means something. People aren’t as oblivious or careless as you may think.

Let’s just think about this for a minute: What if people spoke their minds? And what if people responded maturely- without hesitation or lies or motive? What if people lived honestly? What if we all knew each other beneath the mask of deception? What if… the world was as it seems?

What then?

That is my idealism. That is my dream:

A world of honest, truthful, real people. A world of intelligent and ingenuity. A Genuine world, a Genuine generation of Genuine people.

My dream is one in which cake solves all problems and tears are the relief to bubbled over emotion. Where life is what you make it. And all dreams dreamed right come true.

Just because today is a terrible day doesn’t mean tomorrow might not be the best day of your entire life. You just have to wake up and get there. (via eletheowl)

Do we even know… anything…?

What is this life?

Better question… what isn’t it?

Life isn’t selfishness.

Life isn’t greed.

Life isn’t anger.

Life isn’t despair.

Life isn’t depression.

Life isn’t tears.

Life isn’t pain.

Life isn’t hopelessness.

Life isn’t death. That’s for sure.

Where are we if we revolve our lives around ourselves? We are lost. All is lost.

Currently, that is what I believe is happening. Right now. In America.

Life revolves around ourselves. Would people be depressed if they were focusing on the next hour? On the next hour of life, trying to utilise as much time as possible because every minute is precious. Every minute is another life saved. Every minute is important. Every minute is worth more than every precious jewel money can buy.

We’re all trying to answer the same question. Who am I? I think that while this is a noble quest of self-enlightenment, it’s useless. None will ever fully derive the answer. Who we are according to anyone else and ourselves is based on a moment-to-moment, ever changing perspective.

The more important questions are: What do I believe in? What do I stand for? How do I spend my time?

Everyday is precious. Every second is precious. If we live as if today is all we have and fully embrace that idea, I believe that we, as a generation, will be able to begin to live more for eachother and less for ourselves. We will begin to live more fully around the question, “What can I do for someone else?” instead of, “What do I want, right now?”.

No. We don’t know anything. We cannot see beyond our own desires to the obvious pain of another. We are too wrapped in our own self worship to hear another’s cries.

We don’t know a thing. I suggest we start learning, start living; Today.