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I have to reblog this every time I see it.

Honestly, it’s getting old. You did the exact same thing and you didn’t see me getting all pissy at you about it. Seriously, just shut up.

O_o Just a random thing I noticed.

If it’s not okay, it’s not the end.

People tend to talk about me when they think I can’t hear them. I have my headphones in right now, and Alan suddenly says,

“Cassie must have had a bad day. She wouldn’t bite my head off unless she has.”

Then he and my mom have an argument over what’s wrong with me until my mom finally blurts out “It’s because her boyfriend broke up with her.”

I didn’t even know she KNEW that. |:<

How lately, we let people determine we are instead of ourselves. You are your own person, you don’t need the person other people are trying to make you. That person doesn’t exist; they’re fake. A mask. I read a story recently, about an Indian girl. She was sent to an English school and forced to change her name whilst attending that school, for the benefit of the teachers.

The name she had to adopt was Cynthia. She explained Cynthia as a different person than herself. She did not control Cynthia’s actions; she was not Cynthia. Cynthia was a person she was forced to be by someone else.

Don’t allow yourself to become your own Cynthia. It may result in losing who you really are. Don’t put on a front; because it won’t remain so for long. You should be happy with who you were born as, because no one will ever be like you. And that’s the best kind of originality I could imagine.