Breaking someone's trust is like crumpling up a perfect piece of paper. You can smooth it over, but it will never be the same again. Unless you iron it. I'm not upset that you lied to me; I'm upset that from now on, I can't believe you. A dog will look down when they have … Continue reading Breaking Trust

Hitting your left leg (not your right) on a stone. It is generally seen as a sign of a bad omen and a warning to go back inside. If you’re not poor and have to trek, you probably never have this problem. Also, it doesn’t count if you intentionally hit your left leg on said … Continue reading Myths versus Superstitions

In a situationship, feelings run deep, but the commitment barely scratches the surface. It’s a situationship if it’s a beautiful mess that you can’t seem to clean up or let go of. Instead of seeing the relationship as a line of red flags, you see a carnival instead.  People aren’t even dating anymore. Just talking, … Continue reading A Beginners Guide to Situationships

Authenticity is the daily practice of letting go of who you think you’re supposed to be, and embracing who you are. It’s okay to admit that you’re a thief. Authenticity is about imperfection. If you ever want to be entertained, sit back and watch the audacity of others. What you know matters, but who you … Continue reading Authenticity

The first lesson you should know about gambling is, if you see someone winning all the time, he’s not gambling. He’s cheating! Everyone, except gamblers know that gambling never pays. Losing like winning only increases your determination to play. A false promise.  Gambling is the sure way to get nothing from something. It’s only a … Continue reading Gambling