How to Be a Better Adult

by Jacque Aye

As all fallen child prodigies eventually discover, once your age outpaces your talent, the “special” label that was firmly placed on you in your youth is ceremoniously ripped from your chest in an almost cruel manner.

If you want to know where someone will end up, take a look at where they started.”

“Not to sound dramatic and completely unhinged, but I’d commit heinous crimes for you. Like, really bad ones.”

“The law, like a child, tends to crawl on,”

why be forgettable when you can be formidable?

“Life is long. And random. And before you know it, you’re in a place you never thought you’d be at. I’m not living in the past anymore. And I’m not getting lost in some future that doesn’t exist to me yet. Simple as that. I’m staying present, and if you wanna be less lonely, I’d suggest you do the same.”