GreenEyesBeneathGreySkies
None of this is happening. Wake up.
Yup, orange cats are kind of weird.
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Yup, this is definitely how it happens.
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I want to be able to sleep through the night without waking up in pain.
I want to be able to get through a day without relying upon pain meds.
I want answers about why this is happening.
I want to feel normal again.
I’m afraid that none of this will go away anytime soon.
It’s been too long and nothing we’ve tried thus far has helped.
I’m tired of feeling tired.
This literally made me laugh out loud. Love it.
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I want to play this game.
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Amanda…
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This has become my new favorite picture.
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Sometimes…
I actually stand my ground with everyone around me offering me suggestions on what I should do with my life. I manage to ignore their input because at the end of the day they aren’t living my life. They don’t have to figure out how to fall asleep each night living with the decisions I’ve made. They don’t have to get up each morning and justify why I should do it all again.
They can simply walk away and say “well I wonder why she did it that way” when they see everything around me crumbling.
At least when I take control and own my decisions I can say I did it my way and perhaps it wasn’t perfect, but at the end of the day I don’t ever want to feel resentment towards someone else for “pushing” me to do or be something I’m not. I don’t want to feel regret because I lived life the way someone else thought was best.
And the weird part about standing my ground and doing what I feel is best for me, is how content I end up feeling in the end. I followed my heart and did what I truly felt was right and I don’t think those things end up being wrong in the long run.
I’m going to hell for laughing at this for WAY too long.
Flawless logic.
(Source: optimus-primer, via benjaminhyw)
