Keeping it Reel

First off, I don't think there are any parents that would take parenting advice from me as a teenager, but I'd still try. The first thing I would tell them is to be a little more laid back, the kids with the strict parents are usually the sneakiest. My mom is more laid back so I don't feel the need to break any rules because I just need to ask and as long as I'm safe and she knows my whereabouts I'm okay. Another thing would be to try and understand our attitude a little more. I know for a fact every teenager has an attitude with their parents, its just a stage everyone goes through, which is why I don't understand why they get so mad every time. They know we are sassy yet they are still so surprised every time we do it like they have never spoken like that or heard us speak like that. My last piece of advice would be to know that we don't actually hate them and we do appreciate the. Teenagers are usually feisty, mouthy, little balls of anger, nine times out of ten we don't mean the things we say. Just don't take everything we say to heart and get offended because we will probably forget about it in a couple of minutes. So there is my teenager advice for parents about teenagers.

I think illicit love is definitely way more appealing to us than the kind that comes easy. They say good things in life don't come easy, and that just describes illicit love in a sentence. We want what we can't have, it is what makes the great love stories so great. The things we have are boring to us, we want the things that are a challenge to get, and that is illicit love.

If there was only one true soulmate in the world for everyone life would be impossible and boring. There are so many things that happen to us throughout life that could keep us from meeting that one person, or even take that person away from us. I personally think there are a few for every person, it is too big of a world for there to only be one person out there that is a perfect match for you. 

Life is full of disappointments, that is something you will hear your life. Life is hard, life is unfair, and the disappointments we receive make us the person we are. The curve balls thrown at you in life are what makes you stronger, smarter, and more prepared for the worst. Without the tough things we would never grow as people, we would have nothing to compare the good to. No one can deal with these disappointments the best way every time, I know I can't but it is with how you recover in the end from them that matters. 

A perfect day has many different meanings to many different people. Mine would be a day surrounded my the friends I love with 70 degree weather. We would start the day with everyone getting waffles at waffle house, then heading off to hammock. The best place to go would definitely be Arkansas, it has the best views. It would be a fun road trip in my van filled with music and singing. Once we got there, hiked it up the cliffs, and set up our hammocks the best would begin. Ideally it would be awesome to get pizza delivered up there for lunch, but that is just a wish. The music playing, the perfect view, the best people, and the nice weather combined would be the absolute perfect day.