Kendra Syrdal

The Amanda Knox documentary just landed on Netflix.

It’s been heavily instilled in you as a middle child to be compliant and non-confrontational. While this can be a great asset (you’re calm and not easily shaken) it can also be your fatal flaw.

It’s okay to realize that something’s not your jam, but it’s not okay to be constantly living your life with unfinished things lingering in the corners. Finish what you start, and then decide where to go after.

Lead by example. Show her how much you want her around, want her in your life. Show her how you want to love her and in turn, you’ll be showing how you want to be loved back.

I got violently ill once from antibiotics and promptly shit in my leggings after trusting the fart.

Life is too short to hang on to things that make you miserable.

Man says he won’t date a feminist, feminists everywhere exhale a sigh of relief.

See, a girl who’s guarded isn’t incapable of loving. She’s just making sure she doesn’t love the wrong someone ever again.

You learn to be inspired by challenges, not afraid of them.

It’s perfectly normal to wonder what would have happened if you’d been an accountant.

People who are drawn to only children are drawn to things that fit outside of a box. They see your weirdness, your walls, your undeniable originality and they don’t chalk it up to you being difficult — they absolutely love it.

This is wanting what I can’t have and swallowing feelings when I want to say, “Please tell me you care about me,” but instead say nothing but lol.