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There's a saying an ex-friend introduced me to. "Life Goes On". I can't exactly explain why, but it changed my life. Well, it's still changing me. I think about stuff a lot differently now. For example, if your mom died recently, this saying doesn't say you have no time to grieve, no time to cry, but it tells you to remember, life DOES go on. You can't give up because you lost her, you have to stay strong. I had been friends with this girl since birth, and she was practically a sister to me, but when we fought and "broke" up, it destroyed me. Then I thought about the saying more. Before, I thought it was a really dickish way to say "get over

Sometimes there's a bump in the road, and sometimes there's a pothole. Don't let the sizes deter you. It's all about how fast you take it. It can mess you up in either situation. A bump can make you feel good, like life can only get better, but everything that goes up must come down. Taking it too fast will make you come crashing down. In the same sense, the whole road won't be a pothole. Some will be small, and some can be so big. If you expect it, it won't be as bad as someone speeding across it. I know this may be a jumbled mess of words to you, and it is to me. But in my mind,  it makes sense. And that's okay. It only has to make sense to