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First best is falling in love. Second best is being in love. Least best is falling out of love. But any of it is better than never having been in love.”
― Maya Angelou

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Looking Back

This time last year everything was going full speed, I was graduating, I was getting ready to become an adult finally and learning that not everything can be under my control. Now looking at this year’s graduating seniors getting ready to move on I have to take a moment to look back at my own life this year.

I started out that summer alone, scared, and confused about everything in my life. I had reality looming on the other side of that graduation platform and I was facing it alone. I was single, miserable, and confused. Everyone seemed to have all their ducks in a row: relationships, jobs, plans, and I was still stuck at the starting line. I had no idea what I was doing much less how to do anything that wasn’t college related. 

I was jobless, fighting with millions of other grads to find a job, and I got all nos’ until I found my job now which I love and enjoy doing. It wasn’t what I had in mind for my goal but it ended up being the missing piece in my life puzzle, but I had other things to fill in.

I was single and alone. I was reeling from my heartache with a boy who confused me more than I can ever explain. I spent that summer alone trying to figure everything out. But then when I least expected it, I met someone who had been there along. We met and started talking and realized we could be something more than friends and now I am happy to say I’m in love with my best friend, and I couldn’t be happier. 

Looking back now, I can say all of that pain and confusion was worth it to be where I am now. Successful in my career, happy with myself and my boyfriend and living life to the fullest. That’s all I can ask for and it’s all I want. To be happy and loved, and I did it. 

First best is falling in love. Second best is being in love. Least best is falling out of love. But any of it is better than never having been in love.”
― Maya Angelou

(Source: ihateveryonethatsok)

Looking Back

This time last year everything was going full speed, I was graduating, I was getting ready to become an adult finally and learning that not everything can be under my control. Now looking at this year’s graduating seniors getting ready to move on I have to take a moment to look back at my own life this year.

I started out that summer alone, scared, and confused about everything in my life. I had reality looming on the other side of that graduation platform and I was facing it alone. I was single, miserable, and confused. Everyone seemed to have all their ducks in a row: relationships, jobs, plans, and I was still stuck at the starting line. I had no idea what I was doing much less how to do anything that wasn’t college related. 

I was jobless, fighting with millions of other grads to find a job, and I got all nos’ until I found my job now which I love and enjoy doing. It wasn’t what I had in mind for my goal but it ended up being the missing piece in my life puzzle, but I had other things to fill in.

I was single and alone. I was reeling from my heartache with a boy who confused me more than I can ever explain. I spent that summer alone trying to figure everything out. But then when I least expected it, I met someone who had been there along. We met and started talking and realized we could be something more than friends and now I am happy to say I’m in love with my best friend, and I couldn’t be happier. 

Looking back now, I can say all of that pain and confusion was worth it to be where I am now. Successful in my career, happy with myself and my boyfriend and living life to the fullest. That’s all I can ask for and it’s all I want. To be happy and loved, and I did it. 

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"First best is falling in love. Second best is being in love. Least best is falling out of love. But any of it is better than never having been in love.”
― Maya Angelou"
Looking Back

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