Anything about Everything

We have discussed this before - but you get out of life what you put into it. Want something good to happen? Put positivity and trust out into the world. Keep your energy on the positive wave, watch your body language - then keep living life. Good things will happen.  Same goes for relationships (romantic or otherwise). If you want it to work, it's gotta be a two way street. You have to put in the work you want to receive back. If it does not come back to you - cut it loose. Let it go. Move on. This includes but is not limited to new relationship ventures (see online dating post before this one), friendships (regardless of length of time), and family members. It takes 3 seconds to send a text, a few minutes to pick up the phone and call someone.  Instead, most people post their every breath, every move, every second on social media. And for what? Attention. Sure, you can reach the masses better with social media, but don't you think you should communicate  with you...

The last week or so, the media has been flooded with information about the recent celebrity suicides. These people seemed to have it all together, loved the lives they were living, and projected such achievement in their actions. What we didn't see was their internal suffering. For someone to want to take their own life, their internal voices are telling them they are not enough, they can't live the life they want because they are not worthy of it, or they don't deserve what they have (for example).  As someone who has been effected by suicide by way of association, it pains me that the warning signs were not obvious. People can project their sorrows and demons, and mask it as strength. Which is why this conversation is so important. Which brings me to my next point.  Everyone in this world is different - the way they dress, the way they live their life, the way they think about the world around them - is different than the way you or I think about things.  ...