Danielle Lavieri

You didn’t deserve the cruel names I called you or the silent treatment that I gave you after you grounded me for sneaking out in ninth grade. Thank you for guiding me into becoming the person I am now.

“My last relationship ended in a mutual split and there are no hard feelings.”

It’s like living in a world that only gives you the potential of being 95% happy.

I could convince myself that you were the only one for me and losing you will leave me alone in this big world forever. But instead, I’ll just move on.

Here’s what to do first: say thank you. Thank you. It’s such a powerful yet underused phrase in today’s world.

You’re missing the one crucial ingredient to this recipe — and it’s not something you can just run out to the store and pick up.

The people we let see our deepest, most damaged parts should only be those who are worthy of them.

I think anyone who lives by “being what’s possible” is guilty of settling. I’m proposing you live more like me by being what’s impossible.