Wes Janisen

A relationship that’s working is candid, comfortable, and a little bit hilarious.

It’s just after midnight when your phone chimes with the noise of a new text message, that gratifying sound that lets you know someone out there is thinking of you.

“Can I tell you a secret? You have to promise not to tell though, do you promise?”

Although fashion enthusiasts are often pegged as stupid and superficial, I’d like to argue that we know a lot about love, and about what it means to want something special.

A year later, my friend is no longer selling hamburgers and fries, but is instead selling Google Glass to developers. I kid you not. Moral of the story? Be great in everything you do, because you could be rewarded at any time.

There are no universals when it comes to art – some people will interpret your work favorably, and others will absolutely hate it.

He’ll go to the bar to get another drink, and then another, but that feeling will follow him when he goes home to bed alone that night.

A love which starts out unrequited and remains unrequited, however, is not beautiful. It’s a sick, twisted, ugly sort of love.