itdoesnmakesense

I make myself laugh.

I make myself out to be a recovering addict dealing with constant relapses. But i'm not. I just find humor in drug and alcohol addictions.

I'm a really nice guy/girl.(I'm an actor; I'll be whatever you want to pay me to be and I'll do it well.)

I have a fictional abusive father. It gives me character.
I look like this, no this, or this!, and this,

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30 Things to Stop Doing to Yourself
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I like # 7 the most:
Stop being scared to make a mistake. – Doing  something and getting it wrong is at least ten times more productive  than doing nothing.  Every success has a trail of failures behind it,  and every failure is leading towards success.  You end up regretting the  things you did NOT do far more than the things you did.
(via marcandangel)

#2
Stop running from your problems. – Face them head on.  No, it won’t be easy.  There is no person in the world capable of flawlessly handling every punch thrown at them.  We aren’t supposed to be able to instantly solve problems.  That’s not how we’re made.  In fact, we’re made to get upset, sad, hurt, stumble and fall.  Because that’s the whole purpose of living – to face problems, learn, adapt, and solve them over the course of time.  This is what ultimately molds us into the person we become.

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30 Things to Stop Doing to Yourself

I like # 7 the most:

Stop being scared to make a mistake. – Doing something and getting it wrong is at least ten times more productive than doing nothing.  Every success has a trail of failures behind it, and every failure is leading towards success.  You end up regretting the things you did NOT do far more than the things you did.

(via marcandangel)

#2

Stop running from your problems. – Face them head on.  No, it won’t be easy.  There is no person in the world capable of flawlessly handling every punch thrown at them.  We aren’t supposed to be able to instantly solve problems.  That’s not how we’re made.  In fact, we’re made to get upset, sad, hurt, stumble and fall.  Because that’s the whole purpose of living – to face problems, learn, adapt, and solve them over the course of time.  This is what ultimately molds us into the person we become.