My mom always said that I asked for too much or wanted too many unnecessary things. Hopefully she’ll approve this list of things that I want:
- I want to be genuinely happy
- I want to be successful, or whatever that means
- I want to make people smile
- I want to see the world (who’s coming with me?)
- I want my hair to be thicker
- I want college to be like it is on TV
- I want ignorant people to be banned from social media
- I want people to be nicer
- I want to meet President Obama
- I want Spotify to be free for everyone
- I want to explore my own city more
- I want to be healthy without having to workout
- I want cute dogs to be everywhere I go
- I want girls everywhere to have equal opportunities
- I want sand from the beach to stay there and not get into my house
- I want to be able to sleep while doing other activities
- I want it that way (couldn’t forget this one)
- I want ice cream to be good for me
- I want to work for BuzzFeed
- I want cancer to be cured
- I want chipotle for lunch
- I want an Instagram theme
- I want to find a book I would actually enjoy reading
- I want my friendships to last
- I want to be able to walk around at night and not worry about my safety (or anyone else's for that matter)
- I want to be good at everything I attempt
- I want to be artistic (I’m going to need to impress my art school friends)
- I want sunburns to be nonexistent
- I want Derek Shepherd to come back to life
- I want to be a part of Taylor Swift’s squad
- I want the world to be simple and easy
- I want to be brave
- I want coffee to actually taste good
- I want Pinterest to be less addictive
- I want my dorm room to be cutest one on the hall
- I want to be able to walk outside and not sweat instantly
- I want Urban Outfitters to be my closet
- I want more tattoos
- I want more hours in a day
- I want my hair to look good all the time
- I want to be dedicated and devoted to my job(s)
- I want a good relationship with my family
- I want to graduate college in four years
- I want to be a part of history (#imwithher)
- I want laundry to do itself
- I want less fighting in the world
- I want to be more productive with my time
- I want to do something with my life
- I want to be a better friend
- I want too much but not enough
As you can see, I want a lot of things, but there are so many more that I should be striving for. I hope one day I will look back on this list and be able to say I accomplished some of these things. It is okay to want things but never forget that there are people in the world who need things. Always be the best version of yourself and help those around you. I want so much for this world.