1. When something is too good to be true, it is.

     


  2. Most days of the year are unremarkable. They begin and they end with no lasting memory made in between. Most days have no impact on the course of a life.
     


  3. People should be able to say how they feel - how they really feel - not, you know, some words that some strangers put in their mouths.
    — Joseph Gordon-Levitt
     

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  5. In high school, I was a loser.

    In high school, I was a loser…

    Talk about the most awkward person ever… I think I ran through the hallways with my vans, school uniform untucked and scene hair thinking I was badass… I was not.  I was by far one of the most shy and reserved people and to this day I still am, only in certain situations though. I find at times now I can be so outgoing and like to be the life of the party… This only happens when I feel comfortable though. In high school people told me they thought I was rude or b&tchy because I was so quiet… but I wasn’t it’s just I…

    …I have this weird thing where I am constantly thinking, my mind is always running… I constantly have feelings of insecurities… I know who I am now and am comfortable with myself but I will always wonder what people are thinking. Everyone does. I love people who pretend they do not care or give a hoot about what others think, they usually are the most insecure and care the most. You are not different, you are not a free spirit or a wild thing, you are trying to be different for the sake of trying, to get more attention. When I am thinking I…

    …I usually am drifting off people watching… This is my favorite activity..

    I brought up my awkward high school stage because these days no one recognizes me anymore, it is strange to me… I will never forget when I said hi to someone I was in every class with my senior year at a bar, he starred blankly at me and said “I am sorry do I know you?”.. When I, tail between my legs, told him who I was he starred and respond, “Damn, Brianna Moon you changed.”

     That is weird. 

     


  6. Where do you go when you literally have nothing else to give?