It’s funny how one bad experience can make you stop doing something.

So this happened 🙂

There’s always something to celebrate.

There will always be people trying to tear you down as if you were the worst loser ever. But hey, don’t be mad at them.

I learned to read and write more easily than I speak because I was afraid to talk—I sucked at it, so I would never put myself in a situation where I had to talk.

I’m back to running again! 😀

I used to blame people when things were going wrong with my life. There was always someone to blame—even if it was absurd. I just needed to blame someone. Just like when I had arthritis at 25.

Whenever I write on my blog, I like to listen to relaxing music. But I realized that actually, they’re all kinda sad (type “relaxing music” on Youtube) and I believe it affects my writing. So this morning, I asked Davidson:

I used to think that whenever you had problems in a relationship, it meant you two were not supposed to be together. That a relationship should be “problemless”.

For me, it doesn’t come naturally to think about myself first. By default, I’m thinking about what would please other people, although I know it should be the other way around. If I don’t pay enough attention, I lose myself in the process, and I feel frustrated and sad.