The mask of Internet Anonymity

I don't get people who say "it doesn't matter what you say on the Internet."

They use this as an excuse to be horrible, cyberbully and say things they'd never say in real life. They claim "It's not serious," "It's a joke," "It's not real," etc.

And they fail to realise that because of anonymity what they say matters more, as it shows their true colours.

If you want to see someone's true face give them a mask, isn't it?
And the Internet serves as the biggest and most opaque mask that one could ever choose.

Post-Birthday Happiness

Last Monday I was so sad, yet today I'm overflowing with happiness and gratitude.
This has been one of the best, most surreal and happiest weeks of my life.

Being surrounded by friends, partying, laughing, even just spending time together. . .
It's such a mind blowing thing to be loved by the people you love. . .

I'm not getting into details since shit got real :P , but it was an amazing week and I wish these good days just keep coming.

 For me, for you, for everyone.