I finally found a band that is upbeat enough to keep me motivated in studio yet mellow enough to put me to sleep when I am restless.
(Source: justintr)
Are some people so oblivious that they have no idea when they’re being loud and obnoxious? They treat common public spaces as if they’re alone in their room. And why would you want to be talking so loudly about mundane things so others can hear also? Get out of here. Take care of that shit in the privacy of your own place.
First and foremost, I want to say that Kyle Williams is human. It’s such an obvious statement that shouldn’t even need to be said, but apparently to the people who hate him, he’s supposed to be a machine that is not allowed to make mistakes. Angry derogatory remarks and death threats, really? Do these people not know what it’s like to have feelings? Have they never had a bad day? If that’s the case, the next time these people have a horrible day at work by screwing up some spreadsheets, losing important documents, or spilling coffee all over themselves before an important meeting, I’ll make sure they know how much they suck at life.
Get over it. It’s a game. If a positive result of this match was all your life revolved around, there’s a problem.
As soon as you realize and accept that not everyone is going to like you and that you don’t need validation from others, you can start to be happy. Surround yourself with people who truly care about you. Everyone else doesn’t matter.
The first time I watched (500) Days of Summer, I wasn’t really moved by it. Of course at the time, I was happy and in my first real relationship, so I had never felt what it was like to be heartbroken. And as I watched this movie once again tonight, I realize now that I am exactly like Tom, down to the very detail of him being an architect. Love is a tricky thing, and now having been out of a relationship for over a year, I realize how naive I was. Tom wanted to believe in “forever” so much and lived his life as if that existed, only to have his dreams crushed by Summer who reminded him that LIFE happens, and no one can really promise anything. Like Tom, I definitely went through the stages of just moping around and not wanting to do anything. And then to find out that the other has moved on so quickly? I, too, was incredibly confused. It just didn’t make any sense. But eventually, Tom woke up one day and realized that life goes on and that his dreams didn’t have to remain unfulfilled because of what had happened.
So now, I am living my life and pursuing my goals regardless of what happened in the past. I have learned to accept that not every expectation of who “the one” is can be met. I just have to let life run its course and believe that everything will work out.
I am the worst when it comes to proofreading. I don’t mean I’m not good at it (‘cause I’m a spelling and grammar Nazi). It’s more like I will read something over and over about five times, possibly more, even though I know there’s no mistake in it. So when I had to apply to 15 different architecture firms and write 15 different cover letters today, you can imagine how long this took. I’m pretty sure I have minor OCD.