Pep talk.

You. An amazing individual who is capable of accomplishing every goal desired. You. That girl who hides her face under makeup or covers it with her hands in front of a camera. You. A lonely seed of sand which doesn't seem to make any difference. You. Essential to the existence of the universe. You see we all have different ideas when it comes to how the universe appeared. There's big bang theory and many others following. And personally I can tell you that I have no clue how it happened. But it did. And you did appear just as magically and cryptically as everything else. You are tied in with every other individual. I strongly believe that in a complicated way you have a connection with every single person living on Earth or at least you're capable of having it. Remember the man that selled you that coffee in Starbucks? How you wished him a nice day? Ya it cheered him up and he decided to buy his girlfriend flowers that day. All because of the good mood you put him in. He bought the bouquet from a street stand and gave the owner a big tip. The owner bought his kid a new toy with the money and the kid shared it with his friends. This scenario goes on and on. You make a difference with every purchase you make, every breath you take and every smile you give. Anything you do is percepted by others and affects their life. If you weren't here, all of your impact would be gone causing the universe to miss something. You take up some of the emptiness. You change people's days. Everything is related to everything in a way. Almost as if our universe was a spider's web. I hope it all made sense but yeah, you are much more important than you think you are. Take up the power you have and make others smile, but most importantly yourself.

New year, new me

Okay so it's 2016, great. This year I'm starting off as a vegetarian and overall fit person (let's see how that goes haha) But nothing's really changed since yesterday... I still suck at texting, enjoy dumb pop songs just as much as "good music" and drink everything through a straw. I'm literally just as weird, I swear.
But there is one thing that goes well with the entire "new year, new me" saying. You see, last year I ranted about how stupid that statement is, this year Imma attempt to give it some clever reasoning. It might be a brave statement but there's a 99% chance that you've changed throughout last year. You might have a new best friend, favorite colour and a few additional features that came with experience. So I assume you were a completely different person on the last day of 2015 than you were at the end of 2014 and so on. And that's how you can justify the statement so controversial right now... "new year, new me" :)