Cut off all the ropes, let me fall

Sometimes the only way to get over someone is to cut off all ties.

But that's easier said than done.

Because you can't erase the memories.

Moving on

You can't make people change. You can't wait around hoping that one day, they'll have this epiphany and realize they were wrong all along. That they were selfish. That they lost something important and that they'll pick up the phone and call you like they used to.

The only way people can change is if they realize their own faults in their own time and make the strongest of efforts to fix it. The odds of this happening are so slim. That doesn't mean it can't happen....it just means that it usually won't.

And it hurts. Knowing that no matter what you do, what you think, what you hope...

is of no avail. The best thing you can do is realize that putting so much effort into "fixing" someone else is only going to lead to losing sight of yourself. Then you'll just end up being the one in dire need of repair.

You have to just let go. And wait for someone who is willing to meet you halfway.

Lonely.

Lonely is a freedom that breathes easy and weightless, and lonely is healing if you make it.

If your heart is bleeding, make the best of it.

Parataxic distortion

Throw your soul through every open door,

Count your blessings to find what you look for,

Turn my sorrow into treasured gold,

You pay me back in kind and reap just what you sow.

No Phone

We as humans have come so far in advancing technology. But our development of communication technology is now surpassing it's original intentions and inhibiting us from doing any actual communicating. I'm so sick of trying to hold a conversation with someone while they have a goddam phone planted in front of their face, answering a text, playing with an app, checking Facebook or Gmail, all the while absentmindedly mmhmm-ing, as if they are listening to what I'm saying. Not only is it rude, it hurts my feelings because it says to me that checking into Foursquare is more important than myself and my time. Yes technology is awesome. But you know what's better? Actual human interaction.

The next time you ask me how I've been and then immediately look at your phone to see who just posted on your wall, I'm walking away.

You can use your phone for what it was originally intended for and call me when you actually want to talk.