Reid Olson

No more being nonchalant.

What do you actually lose by walking away from something that was never fully yours?

You don't find out who you are. You build it.

He kept overthinking it

The only decision that guarantees you lose is no decision.

How many times do you have to ask someone to stop before you realize they just don't want to?

New one.

When they don't understand you

What are you waiting for before you make the decision you already know you need to make?

How you handle your mistakes matters more than the mistakes themselves.

Pov: they take you for granted.

What does it say about someone when they find a reason to be unkind to a person clearly trying to do good?

If you knew your food was good, you wouldn't care if someone didn't want to eat it.

Pov: they're leading you on.

What does it actually cost you to just say what you need?

What are you replacing it with?

In my experience, if someone's doing something bad, it's generally not because "all men" or "all women" are that way. It's generally because that person sucks.

What they say is the only real information you have.

Is missing someone something that happens to you, or something you choose to keep doing?

Do you actually want it, or do you just like the idea of it?