Significant Revelations of Insignificant Minds

 It's time to pick costumes, disguise your face and go trick-or-treating! Even though this fun tradition is not so popular in our country, but I still love it. It's like you can make fun of yourself for a day, forget about prejudices and have fun. The best part is how people celebrate it different ways: little kids go from house to house and ask for candy with their creative costumes, teens go partying and having a good time and elder people help carving pumpkins, decorating the house and giving young kids candy. I think it's a very creative "holiday" where anybody can participate. Although I didn't carve a pumpkin this year (well, the day has twenty-four hours!) I like this festive day of the year. We had this lecture the other day in English class with a natural-speaker teacher from Ireland who explained the traditions and Jack-O-Lantern story, he also presented us the scariest places around Scotland, England and Ireland. I was pretty freaked out!  Anyway...

 I love autumn and all the charming things it brings to our world. It's a natural order and I love it how it just suddenly changes everything. The leaves, warm sun and hot chocolate make the new school year easier to get by and the cuddles are a required all the time (I just wish I had someone to cuddle with). Nowadays people only crave for summer and don't appreciate the beautiful things nature offers us. I think we should enjoy each time of year. Speaking for myself, I could never live in a city only with one season: for example California. It's nice to go there on a holiday when you're kinda sick of all this crap here, but it's important that season change. Although it might seem a bit dull at first sight, when you look deeper it's not that boring anymore; it's quite interesting. It's exciting what you can find in the woods, all the magical things that appear only in autumn. We have to start appreciate all the wonderful things nature gives us every se...

 I just had to include this one too, because it's one of my favorite movies. It's so sweet that I die each time I watch it (and I've watched it over five times, sorry I'm not sorry) and I regret nothing. I think it's in the twisted plot that attracts every viewer, regardless of their age. It talks about all sorts of normal teenage topics and also teaches us a lot about life. I love it how it describes the most awkward subjects of these four teenage girls, but can make them sound so interesting and hilarious. The things they talk about is on every girl's mind, don't try to deny it, I certainly won't. I love it how it makes me feel like finally somebody gets it, you know, our foolish language and silly minds. It is a perfect motivation movie for girls who feel not so sure about themselves, are insecure and have bad thoughts about themselves. It kinda lifts you up and gives you the feeling of freedom, power and like every single thing on planet is doable, t...

 This movie really touched me. I was so crushed in the end my head was hurting me from all this thinking. But it was worth it. I learned a lot from that movie. I learned how to be a better person, how to be modest and that every single little thing is going to work out in the end. Like John Lennon said: "Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end." I'm kinda trying to live up to that oh-so-smart quote that really is something. That really brings out those emotions in you - comfort and zen. That someone really guarantees you it will be alright - the words you are so longing to hear. Now, in this movie, though, everything seemed to go down. I mean, if we first stop by the families George's family wasn't so honest, if I may say so, and Sally's wasn't real. The mother was still living the youth that passed her long time ago and has real complexes in her head which, surprisingly, didn't much effect on our little Sally as ...

 I kinda can say for myself now that I've found my new crush. And he is more perfect than anyone. Okay, I'm overreacting now here. He isn't perfect, no one is. There is no such thing as perfection even though some people or things at first sight do seem perfect for us or at least our concept of perfection. But he really is, I must say, gorgeous. Yet his personality; not so much. He is very judgmental, full of himself and arrogant (at times). He likes to mock out of people and often don't think about the consequences. He offended many girls. I saw them being depressed later. And I certainly do not want to be one of those girls. I also do not wish to be just another of his girls (I figure he has had many) or may I put it this way - trophies, as it is a common phrase of boys winning another girl's heart, making her fall for them, when they have no intentions of catching her. I hate that kind of boys. No, better yet; I despise them. Funny, huh?  I find myself in a ver...

 We all seek comfort in dear old Tumblr. I can't deny it. We find people who (at first sight) we think are exactly the same like us and we want to help each other, which is a very positive side of Tumblr. We communicate in a way only teenagers do; we understand each other. But is that really all? I mean, what is behind all this greatness and "doing good for our companions"?   Tumblr is a choice of an individual, as I mentioned before in one of my other posts including this site. You either create a blog because of your imagination or art, work or because you're famous. Everyone knows Tumblr is a site where latest trends are made and cool kids hang out. Teenagers, and mostly insecure ones, look up to Tumblr and stuff people say on it. Stuff people post. Is it healthy, I ask you? Is it normal and okay to burden already stressed teens on how they should look and how they don't  look? I think that is pretty much insane. And the other choice, closer to me and other...

 So yeah. Like I mentioned in my earlier post and as you might have guessed which is (at the moment at least) my favorite tv show; here it is - the famous Awkward! It's like the best show ever and I just love the speed of dialogue in this amazing show. All the characters are so well refined and deliberated. They all make sense, they all aid to the point and the meaning of the show and help spread the moral lesson of each episode. I love it how I can really relate to Jenna and how cool Matty is.  Just a little bit of kidding; we all have different tastes and that matters and is crucial ingredient of that we are different and unique. But what really is the moral of the story in this show is accepting. Like you have to accept with everything; such as the bad attributes of your friends, parents' mood, bitches in school, the stress and after all - just being a teenager and surviving the day. Plus, getting out of bed every morning. That's just too much.  I love it how it's...

 So I decided to write about tv shows and movies I like the most. Each month I'll publish a post about a tv show and the next month about a movie. They will follow in alphabetical order. One tv show starting on letter A and one movie starting on A. I kinda came up with this idea last night, it just popped in my head and I had to write it down so I don't forget. I'm not saying is such a genius idea, but I'm running out of subjects, yet writing is really working out for me lately. What I mean is that I like to write and that it feels like I could write for days and days, but I have nothing to write about (anymore, at least). Like, when we had this assignment at our language class (Slovenian), we had to write an essay (or maybe not even an essay, because I make an essay out of everything - it's getting pretty annoying that I write four pages about really anything and the job is to write like half of page) about some fiction story more like involving tenses.  But a...

That's a common subject in adults' world. But what they often forget is that they were teenagers, too, even though a long time ago. It's just nice to see an grown up person who can still remember their young years and at least try to understand us, the crazy ones. We are all going through same stuff in this time. It is important that we stick together and share compassion.   Me? I mostly think about other people. It's become some kind of addiction. I really try hard to stand tall, keep my head high and confident crap like that, but mostly I'm insecure as fuck. I try to look my best and do my best, but mostly the result is the other way around. The more you try the worst it all ends up. So all I wanna do lately is think and act spontaneously and be myself. Because that is the most beautiful version of yourself you can be. Mindfuck, right?    Anyway, there are other stuff, too. Clothes, school, boys (duuh) and so on. Just girly stuff I guess. But we all (teenagers)...