Heidi Priebe

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?

You can’t keep dancing with the devil and ask why you’re still in hell.

15. Obsess yourself into a dark, dreary hole of self-loathing.

We all want resolutions as simple as purchasing a plane ticket, updating our “Current City” on Facebook and moving on with our lives, but we forget that our emotional ties run deeper than that.

Here’s to the damsels who pulled themselves out of distress and to the heroines who didn’t wait around to be saved.

I’m texting you this because our generation has whittled interaction down into a series of superficial scripts that we exchange with one another on autopilot but I’m almost okay with the trivialities if they end up leading me to you.

“But then I’d have to put on real pants” is a legitimate excuse that you use to not do things.