Well, I don’t know about you, but I am tired of the dating games. Tired of the swipes and the clicks and the flirty emoji’s and the not saying what you mean, but meaning what you say…like I don’t understand it and I’m so sick of it. Why can’t we be direct? Why waste so…
Everyone told me to try dating apps until I finally just gave in and thought, why not? Isn’t that the modern world? Shouldn’t I get with the program like everyone else? I like being alone, but as I think about my future, I know I don’t really want to be alone forever. And meeting people…
We swipe or click or whatever we do in the hopes of finding potential love. Then we talk and then ghost and send emoji’s that supposedly mean something but in reality it could mean nothing or something or maybe possibly but actually never mind we’ll see and I don’t know what’s going on so I’m…
We don’t speak as we drive down the road, staring out the window, watching the lightning light up the sky. They say silence speaks louder than words, now I see how it’s true. Our silence is like a clap of thunder followed by a storm. We are now the they, the people that drive the warnings…
yet somehow simple is crazy
We all know how fairytales end. They all live happily ever after, right? But we don’t see what happens after. We just see that the story had a happy ending and we assume this happiness lasts forever. But I mean, like, are they really happy forever? The problem with happily ever after is it creates…
I don't want to date because I'm bored, or I need someone to validate me, or that I just want to be in a relationship because I can't handle being alone. I'm not bored, I'm confident in myself, and I have no problem being alone.
I don't want a perfect love like I see in the movies. Just a long lasting love. A real love. Like the king of relationship my Grandparents had.
Have you ever had your heart broken, only to realize the person who really broke your heart…was you? It’s different, when your heart is broken by someone. I mean, it’s not great, but at least there is someone to blame. But, when I realized it was me who got my hopes up for something that…
The urge to Google everything is not uncommon. Late night scrolling through social media, googling random questions before bed, questioning the meaning of life as if the internet is like a god.
