As I write this, it is July 8th, the night before I see 5 Seconds of Summer in concert. I’m not holding up too well and I know many of you can relate to this exact sensation. So here I am to tell you that you’re certainly not alone. Come on this GIF-tastic journey with me. And please help me feel better about myself,
1. About a week before, you aren’t thinking about it too much.
Whether it be a conscious choice or because of the fact that you have been waiting for so long for it that it makes the actual concept of attending the concert an unattainable idea.
2. So, as of right now, you’re still in denial that it’s actually happening.
3. And then, it hits you. This concert is happening. And it’s happening soon.
4. You start panicking, unsure of what you are going to wear and how you are going to do your hair, makeup, etc.
5. You finally come to a decision but you wind up second guessing yourself multiple times throughout the remainder of the week.
6. You attempt to have a normal life and try not to think about it.
However, things that remind you of the band you’re seeing are constantly around you and you constantly find yourself.
7. And the night before you can forget about any sanity you had left.
8. You toss and turn all night with a sinking feeling of anxiousness/excitement in your gut, knowing you need to rest up for a great night but you’re unable to find your chill enough to actually fall asleep.
9. You may get an hour at best and yet, by the next morning, you’re wide awake and ready to go.
10. You wait anxiously throughout the day, wondering what you can do to pass the time. Still, you end up getting ready hours before you’re even going to be leaving.
11. But that doesn’t matter because, once you’re on your way, there’s nothing stopping you.
12. And once it's all over, you realize that no matter how stressful and emotional the week was, you would gladly do it all again.
