Fun

PS: THIS IS NOT MY FANFIC!

We all have fun sometimes in our lives, but we all have different types of fun.

Whether it's with your friends or alone, your probably doing something you consider fun.

Whether it's watching your favorite movie for the billionth time or playing the piano, your still enjoy your fun time.

Whether your laughing or crying or your laughing so much that your crying, it's probably because of all the fun your having.

Whether it's hanging out with your family or just thinking about them, you can picture yourself having a blast.

Whether it's eating ice cream or just watching the sunset with your loved one, your still having fun when your with them no matter what you two do together.

Whether it's crying your eyes out with a bunch of people you thought didn't know you, you still remember that day and how much you had that day with people who you realize you love.

You can always find fun in whatever you do. The thing is to enjoy it and making it last. :)

Fanfiction Update

Well I've decided to do more fan fiction as I believe I need to get more connected with my creativity and also with my obsession with Twilight.

So this fan fiction will be a couple chapters long (hopefully until I start running out of ideas) and this fan fiction will be about Seth Clearwater, my favorite werewolf in the Saga ( don't kill me Team Jacob fans). So my next post will being my fanfic.

Bye my fans, keep reading and writing! :)

Pain and Forgiving

As if it was easy to forgive. As with a snap of your fingers, everything you've suffered is gone. That's an impossible fact that we must sadly have to face. But imagine? Imagine the glory of never feeling pain. You'll be exulting everyday of your life and never shed another tear again.

I mean people make mistakes sometimes, yes I get it because I do to. Whatever mistake you do, big or small, pain will be inflicted on that loved one. Take the example of a heartbreak. The one who told you that they loved you just suddenly didn't? Of course you'll feel pain, but will you be able to forgive? It all depends on how much you actually love the person and your relationship before he broke up with you.

Let's look at another example, you leave everything behind to follow your dreams. I'm assuming that everything you leave behind isn't bad, is it? So you'll eventually have to give it up so you can follow your dreams. Will it be painful to leave behind all the good that you had? Of course it will be, but are you prepared to forgive yourself if your dreams don't come out exactly as you planned it to?

These are just questions I leave out in the open. No responses are neccessary, just something to keep in mind when you are about to make a decision. Will you be able to suffer pain and forgive yourself or someone else for it?