Why not give up on structure when you already exist with almost none of it, anyway?

We may never get it back, but I'm hoping I can hold onto a piece of it.

Everyday has an inherent loss, and inherent cost, but some activities cost more than the time in the day.

Why is it we think that digital sticks are any different than real life sticks? 

I certainly don't advise believing you're still 14, but if that's what you think of other people, you better think it of yourself, too.

It's called a foundation for reason. If it's only there sometimes, you're done for.

It's an easy thing to do, but you might as well signal the beginning of the end. 

You lost the most important thing when you made the recording.

If you aren't justifying the great cost of your days and actions therein, you may be wasting them. 

The rights of passage must be painful to gain anything worthwhile.