So I realized, I have every reason in the world to be happy and grateful.
I have Starbucks, a best friend, a boy friend, a wonderful family, and my health.
Seriously, what else do I need?

Writing is so much fun. This is from my current novel:
Hypocrisy is a faltered human quality. Most suppose that we’ll all hypocrites; that we can’t help but do what we believe is wrong. As if to say, a liar hated when he was lied to. However, we all don’t have to contradict ourselves. We have a choice. Naturally, it will be hard, but so are the other significant choices in life. I was convinced that every person that attended my High school knew they were a fraud, in some way or another. They had to know that. How could they not? They dressed in their catholic uniforms, and began their mornings with a passage from the Bible, yet when they were free from judgment, they acted equivalent to the unsaved sinners of the world. Such a paradox, isn’t it? This is the precise reason why I chose to give up on their style, and to generate one of my own. I knew I was a sinner and I didn’t pretend to be otherwise. I was a strong advocate of equality among all human beings. No matter what their prerogative, no matter what their religion, their beliefs, they were all the same. Whether, we want to admit it or not, we all have an agenda, a reason to why we get out of bed each morning. My reason was simple. A voice is the back of my head said I
had too.I obeyed it every morning without fail. And so the morning comes, uninvited yet mandatory. The dreariness of the sky as the sun waits to emerge seems to drag on eternally. My mind and body gave a tough fight this time, it strained to dwell in its dream world. As always, it feared the day to come. When I’m only dreaming, the real world can’t touch me. My life is but a castle in the sky, free of all immoral and wicked things. But my liberated outlook could only exist for so long. Eventually, the day must start somehow.©