Once upon a time, there was a girl, with a ton of ambition & no self-confidence. She believed that there was always a negative counterbalance to every good thing that happened in her life. She believed that life had made it so that she would never win, and so life had it, that she WOULD never win. Her life became a series of obstacle after obstacle after obstacle, until one day she met a boy. This boy taught her that good people always end up winning, no matter what. He taught her that there was so much potential in her and that she could be whoever she wanted, whenever she wanted. He promised her that one day, she would get what she deserved.

Years later, that boy was in a slump. Things weren't going exactly the way he had planned them to go, and in his moments of defeat, the girl tried to lift his spirits. Why? B/c this boy was the one who told her to keep going. This boy was the one who had the dreams, who had a specific goal outlined, and all he needed was a push. He had the ambition, he had the drive, and after all, he was working hard for it. All he had to do was believe he could get there - and no matter what, if he knew that was what he wanted to do, he could do it, and she knew that. She loved him so much and wish he knew that if she could change anything to make his goal come true...or even if she could just make him see that he had the potential to get there, she would do it. Anyone who had a mind to say anything else, was wrong & she would prove it in years to come.

Yes, that girl believed she could never win, but the boy was right, she did end up winning, through him. She found out that if she got to be with him, she WAS winning. She found that she did have the self-confidence and determination to win after all & that sense of achievement she got from finally getting to be with him, was more then she could ask for. If someone good like her could end up winning, someone good like him would end up winning too.

i love you babe ♥


“Nothing stops the man who desires to achieve. Every obstacle is simply a course to develop his achievement muscle. It's a strengthening of his powers of accomplishment.”
- Eric Butterworth



baby if i could....change the your world.