Ella Ceron

A good relationship gets us out of our selfish tendencies. A good relationship reminds us that there are more important people in the world than ourselves.

If the internet goes out, you won’t gripe. Well, maybe you’ll gripe for like a second, but then you grab a book and you’re fine.

Lena Dunham may be atypical of the standard image that Vogue serves up, but that does not mean that she cannot be fashionable and stylish and on trend.

You will want to reach through the screen, to touch them, to hug them, to nudge them and say, “Hey, I’m here. Don’t forget about me, okay?” even though you won’t be able to.

You say “couch,” they say “gigantic, all-purpose scratching post slash bed.”

Unrequited love — love from a distance — is safe, but it’s not really living.

In the world of American Apparel-curated Halloween costumes, you’ve deeply considered grabbing a gray hoodie and just calling yourself Rocky.

Sometimes it’s just good to talk AT someone even if they are, by all intents and purposes, a completely objective third party observer with absolutely no personal interest in the matter.

Write what you know, what you love, and not what you think other people want to hear.

Someone once told you that they’re “just not a coffee person” and you had to make a mental note never to trust that person again.

You deserve what drove Shakespeare to his sonnets and the Beatles to their lyrics.

Decide the girl who told you she got those really cute shorts here was either lying to you, or is a witch and can just summon the clutch pieces to her hand at will.