My words

Writings and Quotes

[sinlizards]

Another style study of the Drama but with L this time!

[writings0-0]

KENTO YAMAZAKI!!

[lovelog]

SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL DRESS

[writings0-0]

OOOOLALA!!

[writings0-0]

Long time no see folks!~

[tfw-adhd]

[writings0-0]

Yeah. I don’t know why but it’s just a thing with us human beings, being obsessed for a week with a specific song and listening to it over and over again.  Later on loses interest in it and forgets that it even exists.

[jung-koook]

bts for dicon

[writings0-0]

MA BOYS!

[teathattast]

[writings0-0]

CAT: “Yo tree, you look sexy today”

*romantic music plays*

[catasters]

[writings0-0]

HA! Same goes for my cat.

[writings0-0]

LIFE

Our life is like a puzzle. In order to achieve the best results, we have to get the “Puzzle of Life” together slowly slowy, piece by piece, until it gets settle enough that we can see a good future with it. Sometimes puzzles lose their pieces and stay incomplete, but it is still considered as a puzzle. Just like that our lives have some missing pieces too which are those luxuries that are hard to get, but it is also still called life. We are completing a puzzle which looks easy at first but is hard to assemble and that’s why we call it “Life”.

[dankmemeuniversity]

[writings0-0]

YASSS! So true...

[writings0-0]

Time is a length of moments that never stops in happy times but slows in the bad ones

anonymous 

[writings0-0]

Nothing. A word that is usually used to emphasize on actions we consider less productive and unimportant. But is it really “nothing”? We consider our daily life pleasures such as playing games and watching “netflix” as “nothing” infront of works that world consider necessary. What we don’t know is that eventhough these activities might not be beneficial for our current works but they are improving a part of us, we dont know even exist. people with good voices are music addicts and many gamers turn out to be good game developers. So even considering a small part of our lives “nothing” is not good as we might be lacking the thought that our speciality lies in that “nothing” of ours.