Heidi Priebe

6. Ignore every person who ever tells you “You can’t.”

Stand up and walk out of your history. -Phil McGraw

ISTJ – You are Ross Geller

14. You spend more time planning than reminiscing.

The people who scoff at attachment, who praise disengagement, who pride themselves on being independent to the point of unattainability, will never understand the immense amount of strength it takes to love.

INFP – Tells everyone at the party how much they love them and then drunk dials their ex and cries.

I want to be the person who is right for you, but I’m not. And I cannot pretend to be anymore.

Barney Stinson – ENTP

3. Hating other people.

It’s going to be painful and uncomfortable and scary as you fight your way out of the life you’ve fallen into and into the life that you’re meant for.

You can’t have it all. But you should be able to have what matters.

Fitness isn’t about a crunch or a push up, it’s about taking your power back.

7. For a whole day, only eat things you’ve never eaten before.

There is something wired differently, I’m sure, inside the minds of those who always want more.

The problem with other people is that they’re never going to understand us as intricately as we understand ourselves.

ENFP – Your enthusiasm.

4. They pick up on subtle patterns in your behaviour.

When did being alone become something that we wear like a badge of honour? When did connection become something we scorn out of pride?