#a toxic

[jennsotrill]

Best advice I can give anyone in 2018 who’s getting out or has gotten out of a toxic relationship is “keep the distance, it’s over.” Both parties need it to heal and move on. Maybe you’ll start seeing someone else, maybe you won’t; however one thing I know is for if for certain is if you linger in the past you will never find happiness in the future.

A happier soul.

[videtur-existentia]

With all due respect, no, I don’t seek anything from online friends. By online friends, I mean people I have never ever met. Not even once. Those whom I’ve met before yet stay in touch online are still considered real life friends. I don’t need any validation. I don’t need company. I don’t need the attention. I don’t want the attention. I hang out with who I like to hang out with. I don’t need to hear and face negativity day in and day out. I don’t need to have my online activity monitored. I don’t need to have “friends” who accuse me of hanging out with “scum” and “plebs”. 

Not happy? Take me off your friends lists. I don’t need a person like this in my life, virtual or real. 

This is the last time I will ever write about you.