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Go Screw Yourself

READ! first, i fell in love with this song for the meaning i understood… MESSAGE TO ALL GIRLS: STOP trying to be perfect for a stupid boy. the right guy will love you for the real you. when you find him keep him forever. but honestly, it’s not worth it, trying to change for a guy. i mean yes it’s worth it to try to find love and the right guy. but the right guy will love you for who you are and no walls are needed. you’re relationship is supposed to be all about fun and HAPPINESS. being happy together. stop setting such high expectations as well. you’re knight in shining armor may be standing right in front of you and you don’t even realize it. i realized this two things very recently, and i hope its not too late. don’t let the best thing you have in life slip away, or you’ll regret your actions every day, trust me. next, okay this song is by avery, shes amazing check her out! www.youtube.com lastly, i know this isn’t my best or most creative but i was really bored, one of those long summer days with nothing to do. so viola! now video more videos coming soon! sincerely, jenna. ?www.youtube.com www.youtube.com twitter.com www.formspring.me jennagrace.tumblr.com www.flickr.com

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The Odyssey of Finding Happiness: An Autistic Manifesto

www.kingmikeforthesakeofargument.blogspot.com This is a Philosophical piece on how I cope with the meaning of life with autism. Feel free to comment if you like. The text for this is down below: This Piece is dedicated to the Many Friends who have stood behind me in times of confusion “Even his griefs are a joy long after to one that remembers all that he wrought and endured. ” Homer, The Odyssey It has been sort of a long bridge in life so far, I say. The Odyssey of my life is very complicated because I guarantee no one would want to be in my shoes with my high-functioning autism. As an out of the closet autistic, I have shared with a lot of people my ability to communicate greatly through writing. The great benefit of this technique is not talking to people face-to-face. I’m rather comfortable with the approach because every time I speak to someone verbally, I often feel like I have to hide in a closet. That sort of feeling drags on and on, and unfortunately, the feeling is a long term feeling. And that feeling is a drug of depression (no, I don’t take any narcotics, it’s a metaphor). I always thought that depression sort of came along with my disability, like I was the only one out of a lot of peers who had a dark feeling of sadness. My illness is sort of chronic; it sort of comes back when Im not expecting it, even when I’m enjoying the company of friends. It stings to a point where I become an eccentric, not wanting to be around anybody. I dare not to shed a tear …

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how to find happiness in life part 2

hope this helps ps im not a psychologist or anything i just actually read a book or 2 ones in a wyle XD

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Finding Happiness

www.twitter.com www.bubzbeauty.com Inspired by Life. Stop trying to find happiness. It’s within you. Life is precious, so enjoy the moment =) Some Happiness Quotes “To be happy, do not add to your possessions, but subtract your desires” “It’s the little moments that make life big” “A happy heart makes a cheerful face” The true secret of happiness lies in taking geniune interest in all the details of daily life and elevating them in an art” !Nothing has to happen for me to feel good! I feel …