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When you really think about it, nothing in life is permanent. You may think that horrible fight you just had with your best friend will never end. Or when your parents finally crack and let loose the thousands of things they’re dissapointed in you for, that they’ll never be happy with you again. You may think that the horrible break up you just went through has caused you so much pain that you will never be able to love or trust anyone again. You could have just gotten a horrible hair cut or accidentally dyed your hair orange while trying to go blonde and you might think that the weird looks people give you are never going to stop. But think about it, just stop and think. One day your best friend is going to forgive you, and soon enough you’ll be sleeping over at her house again. One day, you’re going to make your parents so proud that it will make up for anything they ever looked down on you for. One day, you’re going to find a boy ten times better than the one who broke your heart; one that you’ll marry. And one day, that heartbreak you suffered so long ago won’t matter because it helped you find someone truely amazing. And your hair will eventually grow out, and go back to normal. Nothing is permanent. You just have to wait for the sunshine and the rainbow, but sometimes putting up with the rain is the hardest part.
When you really think about it, nothing in life is permanent. You may think that horrible fight you just had with your best friend will never end. Or when your parents finally crack and let loose the thousands of things they’re dissapointed in you for, that they’ll never be happy with you again. You may think that the horrible break up you just went through has caused you so much pain that you will never be able to love or trust anyone again. You could have just gotten a horrible hair cut or accidentally dyed your hair orange while trying to go blonde and you might think that the weird looks people give you are never going to stop. But think about it, just stop and think. One day your best friend is going to forgive you, and soon enough you’ll be sleeping over at her house again. One day, you’re going to make your parents so proud that it will make up for anything they ever looked down on you for. One day, you’re going to find a boy ten times better than the one who broke your heart; one that you’ll marry. And one day, that heartbreak you suffered so long ago won’t matter because it helped you find someone truely amazing. And your hair will eventually grow out, and go back to normal. Nothing is permanent. You just have to wait for the sunshine and the rainbow, but sometimes putting up with the rain is the hardest part.
