Stories Of People

If you actually wanted your life to be perfect, it would be.

If you wanted to take the time in the morning to style yourself perfectly, only eat food that looks good enough to be on a blog, have a consistently filtered grid, wash your face and work out every night before you went to bed, you would.

You’ve heard stories about 90-year-old women who move their beloved pianos out of burning homes by the sheer force of their adrenaline. Mothers who lift entire cars off of their small children trapped underneath after a crash.

You’ve heard stories of people who don’t let being deployed to war or nearly losing their lives to addiction or being on the brink of splitting because of familial religious differences ever actually get in the way of them being together.

You’ve heard stories of people.