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What if the what ifs you stress about end up being what ifs that work out for your good?

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How sure am I that I needed these to be real? That I wanted to change what happened in the past? 

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The ‘when’ is different than the ‘almost’ because of one very specific thing. And that’s that an ‘almost’ has a period at the end of the metaphorical sentence, where as a ‘when’ doesn’t have a definite anything.

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It’s possible. 

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You are going to fail at things. It’s a terrible bubble to burst, but it’s the honest truth.

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it is either the gasoline or the match. the heaviness of something foreign, or the quick spark that lights a fire.

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Right now, we aren’t real. We’re nothing more than a possibility and a tale of maybe that could never amount to anything more.

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Four years ago, at the young and naïve age of 20, I was already going through a divorce.

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All of my successes are because of someone else, not me.

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It always seems impossible, until it’s not.