Then don’t post something on the Internet you don’t want anyone to respond to or if you won’t like the response. I like discussing things and sometimes people say stupid shit and deserve having something said to them, aka racist, sexist, etc. you don’t have to respond or listen. It’s fine.
Because I’m tight
hey man.
A combination of being in a comfortable, awesome relationship and probably too much celebratory eating. This made me cry, though. So thanks, man.
Hey guys, want to ask me things while I’m Tumblr for the first time in 2 months?
Hey guys. What’s up?
I am going to hope this is a serious inquiry, and answer it honestly.
Go with how you feel. That sounds cliche, but it’s true. If something doesn’t feel right, then it isn’t right, either on your part or his. Honestly, I tend to hang out/date guys that I could also hang out and respect as a friend/human being, so we find ourselves hanging out more than twice a week, but sometimes that works for people.
If you have to question it though, you’re either too insecure to be in a relationship (which is fine, we all have to work on ourselves at some point) or he just flat out doesn’t like you. If you have to keep justifying what you do or what he does, it just doesn’t seem like a very good idea to me.
The strength to make change is only within yourself. Waiting for the right moment is just another excuse. Take a step in the right direction, and even if you don’t inspire anyone else, inspire yourself. Money can’t buy the times you will look in the mirror and know you’ve done the right thing. Don’t give in, don’t spend your time complaining about what sucks; in fact, be the complete opposite, and set the example. There is no greater revenge than being the change you want to see in others, and knowing that even if you were once that, you will never be that again.
I’m in too deep, and burying myself seems like the better option than trying to climb out.
I dare you.
