#emily springfield

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These last few months have been rough, and they made me change my view on a lot of things. I have always been a pretty perceptive person who pays attention to details, but ever since my depression I feel as if that I've started paying even more attention to the things around me. I guess you could say that sometimes I'm not really participating in life, but I'm observing it. One thing that I've learned and that I find so important, is the fact that everybody is different. You shouldn't just assume things, because most people don't think alike. We all have different brains, interests, views, opinions, values… and basically, we just function differently. Just because you are very open, perceptive, open-minded…, does not mean that somebody else is that as well. Even when you find someone who's very similar to you, they'll always be different. People are like fingerprints, unique in every way.

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Random thoughts

Sometimes it's hard to be yourself when others want you to be like everybody else. I feel as if this generation wants to be different, but society doesn't. It hurts that some people aren't accepted for who they are, or for the things they like.

It's okay to be weird, but please don't judge somebody else's weirdness. Because in the end we're all weird, just in different ways. Always remember that...

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Time to write

I've always loved writing, and I probably always will. However, the hardest thing about being a writer is actually sitting down and getting down to business. Perhaps it sounds odd, but to me that makes sense. For some unknown reason, I always procrastinate the actual writing. When I come up with a good idea, I find it hard to put it on paper. While on other days, I feel like I'm unstoppable when I'm writing. Maybe I'm the only one who has this problem, and maybe I'm not. I don't know.