Comment on I wouldn't call you holy by Nullibicity
Oh goodness... the dreaded subject of college majors. I haven't decided what I want to be yet! I have five options, and pharmacy is one of them... I just can't decide yet. So I decided to take a Pharmacy Technician class in my last year of high school to hopefully find out if I can narrow anything down... either by bumping it up or knocking it out. 
time will tell! How about you? Any solid ideas for a career?Haha, oh goodness, you sound like me! I always go to bed at dreadful hours, study last minute... all that jazz. I'll probably head there, though, after this message. But know you're in similar company! I always tend to not listen to the wiser side of me. I mean, who needs sleep? C;
Your words are wonderful, but please don't be sorry! They were my mistakes and it was my own stupidity. I have learned! That's a least one good thing about mistakes: you learn from them, or keep repeating them until you finally learn.
As for your invitation: thank you so much, love
. That means the world to me, and I shall try to keep you in mind if the going gets more rocky than usual! I extend the same invitation to you! I'm not always great with advice, but I'm good with listening! (: 
and I'd love to help in any way I can. Ha gosh. Tell me about it! I need to learn how to control myself better. and it's not always for desire itself. To be honest, I'm scare of that, because I have negative connotations of it due to experience. Sometimes it's just the act of doing something wrong, forbidden, and knowing it's something that might break you later. I'm working on that--and myself--though! Hopefully I'll get better (:
I actually have not had the pleasure of reading that! Tell me, is it worth the read? If so, I'll definitely keep my eyes open for it at the library or book store next time I visit!
You are such a blessing, love! Thank you so, so much! I'll try to have more faith, or at least less doubt! I really appreciate your support, and you are just so amazing in being there to give me such lovely words. You make me smile! Thank you, again. I do so appreciate you, and I hope you know that! Feel free to message or note me with whatever, lovely. Anything for a friend
You, as well! I hope they are pleasant! Sweet dreams~
I was set on being an engineer for since middle school, eventually narrowing that down to aerospace engineering. Unfortunately I'm basically a Jack of all trades, master of none sort of girl; I have so many interests and not enough time to pursue them all. For a while I thought I could just be an author/actress/amateur pilot on the side, but this year I've been having a sort of mid-high school crisis. I'm just not sure I want to be an engineer anymore. I'm pretty good at it, but it's not quite as fun as acting, singing, writing, etc. So now I'm sort of trying to piece together my plans and accepting that I'm not going to have it all figured out for a while. I'll probably take a bunch of engineering classes, but I won't likely go to an engineering school like I had planned, and I think I'll look into having a dual major. For now I suppose I'd love to be an actress with engineering as a backup plan, because it is one heck of a backup plan.
I'm a junior, so I still have a bit of time to straighten that out, I suppose. I took the ACT last year and will take it again this year, but I already have the necessary scores to get into most colleges. So now I just have to figure out what on earth I want!
I think the best people are those who can successfully procrastinate. We are cool because we can pull together in hours (and terribly delirious hours at that) what others take forever to accomplish, or simply refuse to do. I suppose that's may way of trying to make my awful habits acceptable so I don't feel the need to change them... I suppose it works out alright, though. Good grades, and somehow I'm still alive to tell the tale. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger... so somehow not sleeping is building me up--conditioning me--right? Right...
I'm so convincing when I try to persuade myself to do what I shouldn't. Since a part of me wants to give in it's not hard to talk myself into things. I've had to work on that a lot, and I'm glad I've done so because I'd probably be a much more broken girl if I didn't try develop that skill.
I get so caught up in the moment... and then kick myself again and again later because I know better. It's a struggle, but I wish you luck with it. I'm working on it, too.
It's a pretty interesting play. It's by Tennessee Williams. I wasn't sure if you'd be familiar with it, but was hoping that you may have learned about it in school. Of course, curriculum isn't all that standardized... It's actually pretty good. There are a few bits that irritate me, but overall it was pretty powerful. Not the happiest story, but it makes some very good points, and was interesting enough. It's very very full of symbols, which is something I've always been intrigued by, as well. I mean, there are the symbols that our English teachers seem to be making up (I've even read comments from authors about how they never meant to write in the symbols and themes that we spend so much time analyzing--they are writing a story for the sake of the story. I think teachers always try to read to far into the works and in so doing sometimes miss the basic points), and then there are the very deliberate symbols that stick with you somehow, as with this story.
Thank you for your friendship, your love, your gratitude, and your words. They brighten my day, too. I also love your use of emoticons. I'm not so talented with them myself and don't use them often. But that aside, thank you for being there available for me. If I ever need someone to lift my spirits or to talk to I'll be sure to message you. You're the kind of person I'd want to talk to. You're... intelligent, sweet, and honest. Oh, and humble. Thanks for sharing yourself with me! I'm glad that you consider me a friend because I'm sometimes foolishly unsure of myself in that aspect... I need to work on my own personal belief in many ways. But I'm usually pretty good about that.
Have a lovely day/night/I don't know, maybe some strange mixture of both? Perhaps if you live in Alaska...
I'm a junior, so I still have a bit of time to straighten that out, I suppose. I took the ACT last year and will take it again this year, but I already have the necessary scores to get into most colleges. So now I just have to figure out what on earth I want!
I think the best people are those who can successfully procrastinate. We are cool because we can pull together in hours (and terribly delirious hours at that) what others take forever to accomplish, or simply refuse to do. I suppose that's may way of trying to make my awful habits acceptable so I don't feel the need to change them... I suppose it works out alright, though. Good grades, and somehow I'm still alive to tell the tale. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger... so somehow not sleeping is building me up--conditioning me--right? Right...
I'm so convincing when I try to persuade myself to do what I shouldn't. Since a part of me wants to give in it's not hard to talk myself into things. I've had to work on that a lot, and I'm glad I've done so because I'd probably be a much more broken girl if I didn't try develop that skill.
I get so caught up in the moment... and then kick myself again and again later because I know better. It's a struggle, but I wish you luck with it. I'm working on it, too.
It's a pretty interesting play. It's by Tennessee Williams. I wasn't sure if you'd be familiar with it, but was hoping that you may have learned about it in school. Of course, curriculum isn't all that standardized... It's actually pretty good. There are a few bits that irritate me, but overall it was pretty powerful. Not the happiest story, but it makes some very good points, and was interesting enough. It's very very full of symbols, which is something I've always been intrigued by, as well. I mean, there are the symbols that our English teachers seem to be making up (I've even read comments from authors about how they never meant to write in the symbols and themes that we spend so much time analyzing--they are writing a story for the sake of the story. I think teachers always try to read to far into the works and in so doing sometimes miss the basic points), and then there are the very deliberate symbols that stick with you somehow, as with this story.
Thank you for your friendship, your love, your gratitude, and your words. They brighten my day, too. I also love your use of emoticons. I'm not so talented with them myself and don't use them often. But that aside, thank you for being there available for me. If I ever need someone to lift my spirits or to talk to I'll be sure to message you. You're the kind of person I'd want to talk to. You're... intelligent, sweet, and honest. Oh, and humble. Thanks for sharing yourself with me! I'm glad that you consider me a friend because I'm sometimes foolishly unsure of myself in that aspect... I need to work on my own personal belief in many ways. But I'm usually pretty good about that.
Have a lovely day/night/I don't know, maybe some strange mixture of both? Perhaps if you live in Alaska...