Insanity is the greatest high. That’s when the fun begins, the laughs break out, tears fall unexpectedly and life is lived. Don’t be scared to take the jump. Because the fall is worth it all. And if you hit the ground, it was worth it because at least you had the guts to plunge head first not knowing what was to come. Taking risks is the healthiest thing we could do in this life. We don’t have much time, and why should we waste our time playing it safe. Life itself does not play itself. The minute we are born we begin to die. Do you want to spend your time dying playing by the book, making sure you don’t get too close to the curb, always having your band-aids in your pocket, and having your helmet everywhere you go? Why not fight death, and have a good enough time in life, then maybe death would see we have purpose here. We don’t take life for granted; we make the most of it.
Make a difference. Make people remember you when you are gone. If we leave and our memory is forgotten, it’s as if we never lived. THAT is a life wasted. We would have gone through 60, 70, maybe longer if we’re lucky-years on this earth, and for what? People to say some sweet words at our funerals, and then within maybe 10-20 years, our memories, names, lives, have been completely forgotten and shuffled to the side of life? I don’t know about you, but that’s not how I am going to live my life. I am going to make a difference. I’m going to be remembered. Because if we can’t be remembered after we are gone…what’s the point in even being here now? “The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is to love and be loved in return.” Don’t be scared to love. I know we have all been through our pains and a struggle with love, but that doesn’t mean we should be afraid to love again. “Never regret something that once made you smile.” Don’t have any regrets, because everything thing that you have been through has made you who you are today. And if you aren’t happy with whom you are then there is always time to change. But how would you know what you want to change to and how you need to change if you weren’t the person you are today? Just don’t play with people’s emotion, that’s the most torturous thing you could do to someone. If you are going to love someone, love them with everything you have. If you are going to crash, crash hard. Live out everything to the fullest. That’s what makes life meaningful. And if you get scarred, that’s okay, because it’s just another experience you can look back on and learn from, hopefully making better decisions later on.
Make a difference. Make people remember you when you are gone. If we leave and our memory is forgotten, it’s as if we never lived. THAT is a life wasted. We would have gone through 60, 70, maybe longer if we’re lucky-years on this earth, and for what? People to say some sweet words at our funerals, and then within maybe 10-20 years, our memories, names, lives, have been completely forgotten and shuffled to the side of life? I don’t know about you, but that’s not how I am going to live my life. I am going to make a difference. I’m going to be remembered. Because if we can’t be remembered after we are gone…what’s the point in even being here now? “The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is to love and be loved in return.” Don’t be scared to love. I know we have all been through our pains and a struggle with love, but that doesn’t mean we should be afraid to love again. “Never regret something that once made you smile.” Don’t have any regrets, because everything thing that you have been through has made you who you are today. And if you aren’t happy with whom you are then there is always time to change. But how would you know what you want to change to and how you need to change if you weren’t the person you are today? Just don’t play with people’s emotion, that’s the most torturous thing you could do to someone. If you are going to love someone, love them with everything you have. If you are going to crash, crash hard. Live out everything to the fullest. That’s what makes life meaningful. And if you get scarred, that’s okay, because it’s just another experience you can look back on and learn from, hopefully making better decisions later on.
....but maybe just in case we should wear our helmets. ;)
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