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Mm. First I work on me, then I work on everyone else.
What do you plan to do to everyone else?
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What do you plan to do to everyone else?
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And vice versa.
Right, so it's harder done than said.
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Easy. People are happier.
Maybe it's too high level, but very different things make different people happy.
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Its a communication thing, I should have told her that I actually would have died by my cousin, permanently.
Ohhh. That's probably important.
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Or a literal one.
It depends on what you call "better."
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I did’t tell her everything that was going on.
*points to the green haired girl*
I should have, but I wanted to keep her safe.
Why would she be mad?
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It could just be way better.
From a philosophical perspective or something?
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We are, though she won’t be happy when I see her soon.
What happened?
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Pbbbbb. Existence sucks, yo.
Well I didn't think it was that bad.
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I guess so. Doesn’t make it okay.
I don't think it is. Just pointing out the obvious, I guess.
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It’s bad enough to be in a bad place in life. Growing complacent means you might as well be dead.
People can have a bad outlook even with a good upbringing.
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Is that accurate? Surely not.
*Shrugs*
I'm not them.
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