Obeautiful

I'd like to be in an air plane

on the 4th of July

hey yolo

 

no. 

yolo=stupidity=messingaround=babies=16&pregnant=dropout=dumb=misunderstandings=friendless=lonely=depression=allalonewithnofriends=foreveralone=die

so don't yolo me woman

*sees a boy*

friend: go talk to him
my best friend: go make babies

that moment when

your attempt to type quietly sounds like a herd of elephants stepping on 10,000 pounds of pop rocks.

Everyone wants to make a difference
some write books
make movies
draw picture
help a friend
raise a child 
give back 
don't do it with someone else's book in mind
the movie you saw last night
something you read on the internet
do it for attention

do it because you want to

Honestly,
you have limited time on this planet, in this life
who knows what happens when you die
maybe thats IT 
spend your time wisely
choose your words carefully
and live you life fully
because you never know..

We all want
our Jack Dawson to show up in our lives
the only difference is
never leave

Story writing suggestions:

-don't write about a teenage girl liking a boy, unless you really know how to make it interesting
-no cliches
-don't try to make first person too informal
-use details properly, don't give TMI
-don't use: lol, omg, and, haha, unless someone is speaking
-don't start the story with the person getting up/ready in the morning
-don't start your story on the first day of school
-don't start off by explaining the character (ex: hello I am maya and I have brown hair and am a typical girl) etc.
-let the reader gradually find out more about the character
-don't use common best friend/boyfriend plots
-try to create your own cool plots
-don't make wizardry/magic look bad
-be gracious with how intense the story is
-not so inappropriate that it will drive away readers
-s*x does not make the story better
-try writing in something other than the first person
-don't mess up facts (if there are any)

**these are all kind of the cliche, typical teenager written types of stories. NOTE: I am not trying to insult anyones writing, I think some people can take these topics and write an amazing story. I just think they are over used. No hate please its just my opinion, try to give advice.**

Story writing suggestions:

-don't write about a teenage girl liking a boy, unless you really know how to make it interesting
-no cliches
-don't try to make first person too informal
-use details properly, don't give TMI
-don't use: lol, omg, and, haha, unless someone is speaking
-don't start the story with the person getting up/ready in the morning
-don't start your story on the first day of school
-don't start off by explaining the character (ex: hello I am maya and I have brown hair and am a typical girl) etc.
-let the reader gradually find out more about the character
-don't use common best friend/boyfriend plots
-try to create your own cool plots
-don't make wizardry/magic look bad
-be gracious with how intense the story is
-not so inappropriate that it will drive away readers
-s*x does not make the story better
-try writing in something other than the first person
-don't mess up facts (if there are any)

**these are all kind of the cliche, typical teenager written types of stories. NOTE: I am not trying to insult anyones writing, I think some people can take these topics and write an amazing story. I just think they are over used. No hate please its just my opinion, try to give advice.**

Dear witty,
       You don't need to tell me every time I comment on my own quote. 
                                               kthxbye