Harry Potter: Memes That Prove Snape Secretly Cared For Harry All Along
Rejection is surely not a joke. It’s painful, depressing, embarrassing, and frustrating too. In certain cases, it can even be confusing and worse at the same time, especially when you’re planning to be romantically involved but the other person simply wants to remain friends. If someone has put you in the friend zone, you’ll know exactly how that feels like.
When you have a strict, or even angry teacher, you never forget about them, we bet they were your nightmare during your school days. If only there was some way to simultaneously follow a strict teacher’s rules, while also exposing their tyrannical ways? It’s too late now! All we can do is to cherish the good old memories and terrorize again or maybe even laugh at them!
There are two types of people in this world: People who can take a secret to their grave, and some who just cannot keep a secret to save their life. If you fall in the latter category, don’t worry, you’re not alone!
We understand how hard it is to really to keep a secret just to yourself. And when someone asks you to keep something to yourself, the pressure to keep mum is just inexplicable. It feels like you are going to explode from within.
As the saying goes there is a little truth in every lie …And that’s probably not true. Once you start turning over every stone and looking what’s been swept under the rug and understand the amount of people behind the lies then you can start to see in the dark and that’s not always good. Realization can be an eye opener as well as heart breaker.
Though we typically associate emotions with often feeling “too much,” sometimes it actually makes us feel emotionally vexed at times. Instead of feeling big emotional spikes — or any emotions at all — you feel heavy, emotional or almost like a soulless life. If you can relate, you’re not alone.
Whether you’re struggling with numbness due to happiness, sorrow, excitement, grief or something else, sometimes you’ll do anything just to crack a smile.
