I Believe That I Missed the Draft Lottery…
^ …but I know what happened, thanks to Twitter.
^ Ready or Not - Meek Mill.
^ Exodus 5.1 - Rhymefest.
A man knows who he is and has a sense of responsibility for himself, his family, and his community. A man believes in something and stands for it. He does his best to practice what he believes. A man can be honest and strong. He can be emotional without fear. A man loves himself, knows himself, and will be himself in every situation. And he’s not afraid—I don’t even like saying the negative “not afraid.” He’s open. He’s open to growing. A man can acknowledge his truths.
^ Luther - Analog | Division.
Along the Lines of What I Just Reblogged…
^ I was thinking earlier about how unappreciative we are of successes. A lot of times, we’ll complain about the struggles we had, and then when a success is reached, it’ll be all smiles and “woohoo I did it” for a minute or two, but then an hour later it’s onto complaining about the next thing. Even I do this. So, I believe that learning how to appreciate success is knowing that the struggle was the means to the goal. Without it, the goal was useless. Think about it. Which would you rather consider a success: buying an Arizona, or buying your first car? One needed a quick search of the house for change, and the other required months, maybe even years, of saving [unless you’re rich]. The fact that success was reached means that it was deserved.
Rather than complain about how life sucks.
Turn that shit into a positive.
No one wants to hear an adult cry all the time.
We only want to hear success stories because maybe your story will motivate those around you to be successful.
Everyone else is trying to rise up, be an inspiration or something.
I’m pretty sure most people know how cruel the world is enough.
Sometimes we do need a reminder, but we sure as hell don’t need complainers.
Because fuck you and your nihilism.
^ I literally just though of this same thing but a few hours ago. Eh, post coming soon.
^ $uckatz - Apfel.
Summer Goals…
- Get a license
- Get a lot of reading in
- Get more vinyls and possibly learn how to DJ
Become a pothead- Become more fiscally responsible
