She romanticized everything out of proportion.

From the Thought Catalog…

You need someone in your life who excites you, makes you nervous, and forces you to question what you think you already know. These usually come in the form of a crush or a relationship. A relationship is obviously ideal but a crush can tide you over like a nice appetizer. We spend so much of our time feeling jaded and set in our ideas, and that’s clearly not a fun way to exist. We pretend it is but deep down it feels a little miserable because we don’t want to know all the answers. We want someone who’s challenging, who we can’t figure out, and can tell us that we’re full of crap. We need someone to get us off the internet and remind us that real life is much more fun. And it’s okay to be unsure and nervous because that just means we’re alive again.

Oh and you need to have sex. 

Last night we were talking on the phone before going to bed. Tonight is the last night you’ll ever have to sleep alone I told him. That’s true he said.

It’s October, and the people that meet to talk and think, talk and think about the economic crisis, while the people that don’t meet to talk and think, slowly sink into the gloom little by little. People are getting poorer, and no wonder there’s protests, and protests are for the most part a GOOD THING, but this time nobody quite knows who the villains are, and even if we knew who they are, they are so protected by the high walls of high finance and high language that.. we’ll never take them down.

And ultimately we know we are partly to blame for the bubble that burst, because we have all been greedy and optimistic and naïve at some point. And we’d like a new system please, we really would like a new system. At least give us something small. Something small and beautiful to look at and follow and get behind. Show me an irrefutably GOOD THING, and I will be yours forever.

Texto tomado del blog de Stuart Murdoch.