For other college dropouts...

"We count our miseries carefully, and accept our blessings without much thought." ~ Chinese Proverbs

Today I learned that if you use a dating app to find someone you and meet someone who has a bf you are a dcik head simply because you dont want to talk to someone who has a bf and keeps talking to guys on dating apps

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"The gullible believe anything they’re told; the prudent sift and weigh every word. " ~Bible

Put your negative feelings in a box and kick it away. Step back from it and look at it objectively. Think to yourself, "am I stronger than this? Or will I let this situation weaken me into a FALSE state of self loathing and depression?" WE ARE MADE IN GODS IMAGE which means we have his qualities deep within, we just have to seek them out sometimes especially in situations of hardship. Just remember, god created us to withstand all hardships in life and learn from them as we move forward. So we shouldn't dwell too much on those situations, but instead we should try to decode the message and thank god for speaking to us AT ALL, even if IT IS a negative experience, thank him and you will feel his grace, because his time is valuable and he has so many souls to shed his grace on day by day. We should consider ourselves lucky he wants to teach us anything instead of leaving us stagnant.

The universe and all it's wisdom and knowledge, as well as healing and love are abundant, and most important over any other in this life and the next. When we truly begin to understand just how important it is to love the universe which is within every living being, the love will be returned, along with those things you wish you had, and even the things you never knew you needed.

Does another human being ever just want to shut the world out or on hold and blast the music up so loud thar u feel like the only one who exists??

What’s the biggest/one situation that happened in your life that changed the trajectory the most?

I finally decided I was tired of feeling tired desire to learn how to skate, (I've been itching to learn for years) and I finally invested in roller skates and safety gear this month! I have ZERO previous experience in any form of skating, so I've been falling in my room quite a lot lol. I've been watching Queer Girl, Straight Skates on YouTube for tutorials :)

What was the one thing u learned as a kid that you still are proud about?

Hello guys I just joined this app last night ,heard it’s fun 🤩 still learning how to get around .

Thank you so much everyone for helping me to reach amber level with all your love and kindness 🧡⭐🥰