Tuesday, January 7, 2014

A reason

I have another day off, so I'm going to (well, hopefully I'm actually not) be wasting your time, today with one of those strange and deep inspirational posts.
But I've been thinking, and I felt the need to write something like this, especially since there's definitely school tomorrow, for the first time in 2 and a half weeks.
There's a reason everyone who's reading this is reading this.  I believe that, and I don't know how many of you do too, but I think there's a reason for everything.  Maybe I don't have many readers right now.  Heck, I know I don't have many readers.  But all you guys that are out there reading this are amazing.  And I don't know how you guys are doing, I don't know anything about you and you hardly know much about me, except that I'm a teenage girl in the US who's kind of a klutz.  More than "kind of".  Really.  Clumsy.
But maybe you needed to see something like this.  You might be going through something, who knows, or maybe you're completely bored reading this and wish I would shut up already.
I needed to see something like this, too, though.  I'm not going to lie when I say that I'm a little scared to go back to school tomorrow.  People aren't always the nicest and they think I'm stupid, but I'm going to try to believe my own post and forget what they say.
You're amazing.  I am too, and everyone is in their own way.  Maybe nobody's perfect, but you can always make yourself better.  Get out there, try your best, have some fun.  Stick up for yourself.  Stick up for others.  Don't believe the things other people think or say about you, because you know that there's something that makes you special.  Last year, most of my friends turned against me and I didn't know what I had even done.  I was really upset, and then one friend who didn't leave me said one night, "Just remember that someone is always on your side of the playing field." Cliché, sure, but words to live by.  That person was Tony, and it makes me regret what I posted about yesterday.  He's a special person, too.
Most of all, don't give up.  Nothing's so bad that you can't get through it, that you can't eventually come out of with your head held high, no matter how bleak you may feel at times.
Keep going.  And remember, you are unique.  You are someone special.

4 comments:

  1. This is such a cute post, thank you for posting, Good luck with going back to school tomorrow (you'll need it).

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  2. You guys are so welcome. :) School was pretty good today.

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  3. McKenna...You are awesome. I seriously have needed this all winter long. It's depression season. *hates depression but has to deal with this annoying mental illness*

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