"Unity is what we need to make America great again... We need to stand united and with a powerful voice say, 'NO.' Or, NOTA, more specifically."

“What had I been so afraid of the night before?”

“They walk closer... The guy says in a very relaxed, almost homicidal tone, "Yes. Please. Let me help you..." Slight panic sets in. Isn't the zodiac killer still on the loose?”

“Despite feeling let down by people recently, I can't say I'm unhappy in the slightest. In fact, I've come to the realization that the relationship I have with myself is the strongest and is the one that has made me the happiest.”

“Rather than opening doors, they were frantically shutting others out of elevators. The city seemed colorless and cold, reflecting the personality of its people. Everything was grey and made of concrete. I immediately missed Mexico.”

“The less materials we have to guard/attend to means there’s less to think about, less weight on our backs, less to lose, less to break, less to stress over.”

“Though the holidays I spent there in Colorado were not traditional, a tad ominous, and extremely emotional, I believe them to be some of the best in my life. Not all things that are beautiful are cheerful, carefree and void of adversity.”

“We've all had our doubts; about others, situations, ideas, ourselves... It's a perfectly human thing to feel. But it's an intangible thing that can completely destroy us.”

“I made a promise to myself when I was in 5th grade that I will always love the person staring back at me in the mirror. And if ever I don't like that reflection, I will change.”

“Anti-fashion to me means I despise the predictability from season to season. I scoff at the boring, hideous fads that disguise themselves as trends and last far too long to be cool, yet never long enough to be classic. And I absolutely do not want to be a part of the "in crowd" if it means becoming a nose-raising hot head who thinks that fashion is LIFE. Because, actually, there's a lot more to it than that.”