Jo Bhi- Whoever

Be very compassionate with yourself. Being rude to someone else will damage them, but being mean to yourself creates havoc in the world and has an impact on everyone in your immediate vicinity. People come and go, mistakes are made, but you move on. Bringing old memories with you would only be a burden, so leave them where they are, put them behind you, and do your best to forgive and move on. I was asked to keep writing by a friend who could resonate with my words and the ideas I was expressing. Things went bad, but adulting happened to us, and in the course of understanding what it means to be an adult, we learnt to forgive each other, thus here we are after everything, sharing what made us do it all. It's always better to forgive because otherwise it'll only keep irritating you. Today, in my dried petals, I discovered a cute little translucent caterpillar. I could recognise its droppings, the food inside its body, and the food that was outside, clung to it. I initially st

After a down, you will definitely get a high. A real high in life, not the high you get from smoking up. Lol.  Yesterday I cried constantly, and now I'm at my happiest. Maybe because I had a positive outlook and the day was enjoyable, or perhaps because I went outside and took in the good vibes, which made me feel better. Possibly either. Some people actually have quite nice relationships with their parents. I have friends who practically live in the same house as their parents, enjoy themselves, and crack jokes. I don't really understand what really is wrong in my relationship because both sides want to make things better, but whenever we try, we only move farther, not closer. I'm also working on it. Our strategies will complement one another and make us all feel better, just as my exercise will make me stronger in the future. Just stay, if your parents are pressuring you to do so. You won't have to wake up every night feeling guilty that you let them down, disappoi