Sometimes it can feel like life is too much to balance on your own… sometimes temptation feels like too much to resist when other times it truly is too much. And then there’s sometimes when choosing the right thing seems to benefit everyone around you while you land Flat on your Face. Life isn’t always fair, and sometimes, we find ourselves in situations where the decisions they make aren’t the best, and that’s okay. Mistakes are made to learn from them and the good we do will come back to us in the end… it always does. But… so does the bad, so make sure you are learning from those mistakes.

What one finds difficult, another may find easy - but that’s what makes them misunderstood. Whether it’s being too close for comfort, changing your every day routines, not being taken seriously or just being your average, run-of-the-mill psychopath, having these powers can really change your life. There’s no one who will quite understand the severity of these super-problems as much as you do. So don’t let anyone tell you that your problem is any less of a problem than anyone else’s.

Who can you turn to when you can’t turn to your family because they put you in a tough spot? When you can’t go to your friends because they’re gone and you’re to blame? When you’ve learned too much about people to ever see the good in them? Or when you’ve tried to see the good time and time again and been burned every time?

Casey

Clyde

When you learn something new, you want to show it off - but when does enough become enough? When does one realize they need to get their head out of the clouds? And when does it begin to blur the line between what is right and what is wrong? Sometimes, our behaviors are preprogrammed, whether it be due to social anxieties, past heartaches, or what you see the future holding, but at the end of the day, no one knows you better than yourself, and only you can control your behaviors. Reflecting on your reasons why may surprise you when you get to the truth - it may just make you sick. But you are the only one who has the ability to change.

David

Dexter

Deborah

Drew

Douglas

Sometimes we try so hard not to be seen in a certain light, that we trick ourselves into believing that we’re something we’re not and take out our frustrations on those who live as they are. Maybe it’s because we’re holding onto something that once was, maybe it’s because our intuition led us astray, or maybe we’re just living in a dream-world of our own creation. No matter what the reason, embrace who you are, don’t fight it. All that does is leave you to live in misery and push people away.

Edgar & Allan

Eduardo

Eleanore

Ellen

There are days where you don’t feel comfortable in your own skin, but what would you do if you were no longer in your own skin? Or if your skin had turned against you? Sometimes it seems like fitting in isn’t an option because what is outside is what matters… But that is a very primitive way of thinking. The outside counts at face value, it’s what’s inside that shows the real you.

Felicia

Freddy

Fredrick

These days, everything happens in the blink of an eye… no one really takes their time anymore. And in the haste to get from point A to point B, we tent to make a mess of things. It’s good to slow down every now and then, and not to bite off more than you can chew. And if you can’t take it easy and you make a mistake, take ownership of it - don’t project your mistakes onto those around you. You’d be surprised at the amount of information can be retained and how quickly the tides can turn.

Gary

Gilbert

Gina

Ginger

Glenn

Gus

When addiction finds its way into your life, it usually starts with the idea that it could never happen to you… and then it does. Your curiosity increases at a cost - the cost of forgetting what it important, like your family values, having to protect them by protecting yourself. It can be difficult, but you must come to your senses because over-using for prolonged periods mean you may lose them all together, finding yourself in a world of trouble.

Hank

Hannah

Harold

Heather

Henry

Holly

Hugh

There are times that it feels like everything is wrong and no one can really pinpoint what’s happening, or times when you feel perfectly fine and have no idea that there’s something living inside of you, using you as a vehicle to get to a many people as possible. But what about when you do know.? Do you separate yourself from those who are not sick? Or do you put everyone else at risk for your own, selfish needs? Why should anyone get to choose their wants over the needs of the many?

Igor

Iris

If you did something terrible and had no idea throughout your entire life, would you want someone to tell you? Or would you prefer to continue living without a clue? Is it fair to make someone else carry the burden of what you did by themselves? Some things are meant to remain unfound, though, if we know where something is, it’s human nature to want to go and “find” it, even if it ends up hurting someone else.

The decisions we make based off of the burdens we carry can either be the most admirable or the most irrational. They are no different than the choices we make, against the wishes of those who know us the most, that leave us with the burden in the first place. Every choice we make influences what comes next, and although we know what could come next, we continue to make the same decisions over and over again instead of taking the situation apart piece by piece and truly getting an understanding of what is going on. But at the end of the day… just because we can take something apart doesn’t mean that we have any idea how to put it back together.

Jackson

James

Jed

Jim

John

Josh

Justin

Sometimes, light can make us feel safe… we can see in the light, meaning nothing will jump out of the shadows and take us by surprise, but where do shadows come from? Just because you see something coming doesn’t mean it won’t happen. In the light, those that wish to do harm can see as well, those who wish to take advantage of a bad situation, taking everything away from you while providing you with a false sense of reality. Those that feed on hopes and dreams, thrive off of blissful ignorance and take from hose who are pure of heart reside in the daylight - not in the darkness. Next time you find yourself afraid in the dark, think of what will see you once you turn on the light.

Kaylee

Karen

The human body, as amazing as it is, has its fair share of limitations. Death being one of them. Death effects everyone, no matter it’s form.Someone close may die, and then what? Deny it and keep going like it never happened? If the limitations of your body are unknown, could you push them far enough to cause your own death? Maybe, it’s someone else’s death. But when it is yours, what are people going to remember? Will you be a legend, leave a legacy, live throughout history as the one who died? Why does that matter… in the end, that still means you died. What happens after our death is not what we should stress about… instead, u\we should enjoy the time we have been given and listen to the limitations of our bodies. What is he point in life if a.l you do is like it to die.

Laura

Lilith

Lloyd

Lucas

Luis

Lunar

Lynn

Mags

Marcus

Maddie

Maryann

Mason

Mark

Melanie

Mr. misunderstood

Maxwell

Mitchell

Molly

Mitch

Mr. Withers

Murray

Morty

How far can you go for family. Everyone says family first but when is putting your family first supposed to put you last? How far can you carry someone just because you share a bloodline? Family is important, but at the end of the day, you have to look out for number one. Blood may be thicker than water, but they both have the ability to drown you if you get in too deep. Don’t let the word ‘family’ be the reason you let someone take advantage of you.

Nathaniel

Noah

Sometimes sacrifice is hard to see, and other times, it is a little too easy to see. Little things here and there definitely add up but is it more difficult to succeed when you can’t keep track of the little favors or is it more difficult to have everything hit all at once. It’s hard to say, but one thing is for sure - we’ve got to keep our wits about us because without the brain to focus on what’s important, can you really call anything important?

Ollie

Peter & Adrian

Prism

Patrick

Rebecca

Rich

Ray

Ron

Ruby

Rick

Samuel

Schmidt

Scott

Sebastian

Shannon

Shelly

Shirly

Simon

Sleepy Steve

Subi

Teresa

The Doodler

Theodore

Tommy

Trevor

Tristan

Unknown

Victoria

Vinny & Vincent

Life can change in an instant, without warning, for the better or for the worse. How do you deal with it. Family, friends, strangers… all afraid of what you’ve become… feeling like you’ve lost control of your life. But how do you take control back? And when have your efforts to regain that control gone a little too far.

Walter

William

At times, it is easy to feel like you don’t belong - just because you’re a little different. People may make you feel as if you’re an outcast based on your looks or your beliefs. What do you do when that happens? Do you run away and sulk? Do you ignore it, knowing that they’re wrong? Or do you show them just how different you are? It can be tempting to take what you know and use it against those who don’t quite understand what it means to be different. Is it okay to turn their own thoughts against them to protect your future and the futures of those like you? On the other end, is it okay to run and hide creating the idea that they can get away with it moving forward?

Zane

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