no rain, no flowers

There’s a lot to be excited about in the future. New pop music from artists that haven’t been born yet. So much coffee and tea to drink. New neighborhoods to wander through to look at the houses. Fads and trends that will come and go. Friends you haven’t met yet. Hobbies you’ll have someday that you haven’t heard of yet. Languages to study. People to hug. Sometimes I honestly can’t contain my excitement about it. Good lord, I love coffee. I love putting stuff in it. Brown sugar is awesome.

You spend your teenage years being confused and sad and then one day you realize that at some point along the line you grew up a bit. And you’ll never stop growing up. And you still don’t understand people’s obsession with cat girls but that’s okay. There’s so much diversity in humanity. Everything’s better now. Not perfect. It’ll never be perfect. But it’s better. And the future exists. And there’s so many beautiful morning cups of coffee in it.

if you are in your late 20's or early 30's you are finally beginning to experience a true sense of separation and alienation from youth culture and to natural identify more with other adults as your peers, and that's a normal part of being an adult and moving into that stage of your life, and you MUST recognize it as such and resist the ancient Joker's Trick that is the urge to jump to the conclusion that nothing has changed about you and it is instead the children that have gotten weirder.

oh quote from joseph gordon-levitt on being second, we're really in it now

[Text ID: And if the devil was to ever see you, he’d kiss your eyes and repent. /End ID.]

devotion that corrupts is my favorite btw there's nothing wrong with it ever & it should be encouraged