Kirstie Taylor

Wait until you’re not a back-up, a side-chick, a rebound, or the reason they broke up. Wait until you are the one, not the other one. 

When was the last time someone simply asked you, “What is it that I can give more of or start doing for you?”

There are only so many mornings to enjoy a nice cup. To cherish the warm feeling of that first sip and relish in the pungent aroma. Make sure it’s some damn good coffee. 

Being able to identify and handle your emotions accurately will be a key player in determining your happiness.

If there’s one thing I know for sure, it’s this: Obstacles are inevitable; suffering is optional. 

If you’re always in a group setting with your next-level-friend-to-be, try asking them to hang out alone. When you spend time one on one, you’re able to have less guarded conversations and get to know the other person better.

Humans experience everything differently. No two people have lived the same lives; no two people have felt the same suffering.

We may be fragile sometimes, but we are always strong.

I’m here to help you with that inevitable point in a break up that happens for all of us: romanticizing.

You deserve to be understood. You deserve to have all parts of you loved. You deserve relationships that surpass superficial boundaries.

Let’s stop letting our egos get in the way. Let’s stop acting like we don’t care when we do. Let’s stop pushing our emotions down and pretending they don’t exist. 

I began to understand how pain manifests into diseases.