Hi there.

Have you ever noticed that in this day and age, the phrase “I love you” has lost its value? The phrase once exchanged between two lovers are now being used loosely among teenagers. It seems that “I love you” merely means either you’ve got a crush on someone or you simply just like them now. Or it’s used just because they’re a couple so in a way, they’re obligated to say it to one another. Maybe my observations are incorrect but from what I’ve seen, that’s what it seems like.

But in a way, it’s also nice witnessing this because the teenagers who use that phrase have never experienced “love” before. They don’t know what to expect or how “love” would feel so they assume it’s love. I mean, no one really knows how love feels; it’s different for each person. But even so, some of these teenage couples say it to one another after having dated for a week or so. I don’t know… Who really knows what is love? You can’t just restrict love as a word; it’s a feeling or rather yet, a mixture of feelings. Who cares if teenagers say it to one another after a short amount of time. It’s not your business to intervene. Just let them explore these feelings of theirs. If at the end of their relationship they find that it wasn’t love or meant to be, they’ll learn from their mistakes… or just keep repeating the same mistakes until they learn… But that’s what matters at the end, isn’t it? Learning from our mistakes.

ADDICTIVE<3

YEEEEEE BOOOOOOOOY… not how I expected it to turn out but eh LOL

The girl who made these friendship bracelets, yeah, she’s amazing. :] Just wanted to share this photo with you guys. Aren’t they just frickin’ awesome?

I don’t have the patience nor skill(s) to make these. x]

Guys, guys, guys, guys! Oh, you guys. ;] <3

they’re so tacky but… :D

…’til death do us part.

…I just want to be the ideal girl - blonde, blue-eyed, and fair-skinned with a nice figure. a slice of Blondie’s magic mushroom pizza right now.

<3

Just saying.

Your response when you were told that you sabotaged my grade: “Dw” and then you quickly changed the topic. When I read that, it made me reconsider our friendship - our “close” friendship, as you consider us. Your response really hurt me. I actually cried many times afterward, but I wonder if that would matter to you. You probably think this is a trivial matter, but it isn’t. Is that really how you treat  your “close” friends? You completely disregarded my feelings. Did you even think about how I would be affected while you were being escorted from class? Probably not.  Did it even cross your mind how much it would affect MY grade? You didn’t even bother trying to notify me in any way or even attempted to have it returned to me. Your constant whining and begging made me give in to you; that’s why I gave it to you. You aren’t doing well and haven’t been doing well in that class so I didn’t want your grade to lower anymore than it already has, so I gave it to you. I blame myself for giving it to you, but hey, I thought I could trust you with it. Once someone lends you something, it’s your responsibility and obligation to return it. And I hate how you use the argument that I’ve taken yours before, so I owe you when it’s you who owes me since you’ve probably taken mine 10+ times. You may think that the assignment barely affects my grade, but that’s not true at all. Did it even cross your mind that because of this missing assignment that she might overlook my retest? NO, I BET YOU DIDN’T. Did you know in the past, when people would criticize or insult you, I’d defend you or in my head, I would think they’re wrong for saying so. But this event opened my eyes. Now I’m thinking whether or not I should have defended you. Was I wrong about you? Are what they saying true? Are you really that type of person? No, you couldn’t be. But now… I just don’t know anymore; I don’t know what to think.
Why are you even having a feud with a teacher…? It’s gotten out of hands and you’ve got to stop, think about your actions and behave yourself.
I hope you never read this because I don’t want to be the one to tell you how much you hurt me; I want you to figure it out yourself but I doubt you will because you’re so self-centered.
You’d know more about me if you took the time to talk to me about things other than topics related to schoolwork, like you do to the rest of us.
My trust in you, so it goes.

I hate seeing people criticize others, especially when they’re pointing out someone’s flaws. What makes you think so highly of yourself? You’re in no position to judge others since you have flaws yourself. Unless you’re flawless, which I HIGHLY DOUBT, you’re in no position to belittle others. Think twice or however many times it requires to get this through your head before doing so.

But do you know what’s worse than just witnessing or experiencing this? When the person being criticized doesn’t retaliate. You know why that’s worse? Because the person being criticized knows how much it hurts to be criticized. That person knows better than to do that. So, instead of retaliating, that person just keeps their trap shut despite the amount of insults they can spew, absorbing all of the pain inflicted on them. It hurts to see someone being criticized without retaliating just because that person actually takes people’s feelings into consideration.

And I hate witnessing this act without doing anything about it because I’m afraid to speak up.