Barista thinks this is sooooooooo boring. How dare you judge someone? How the hell dare you?

Barista also hates the fact that people would prefer their friends to go through exactly what they’re going through, if not more. Is that fairness? I don’t think so. Think it’s ego and fear. If you choose and want to be strong, then be strong without complaining about it. And if you need help, then ask for it, don’t demand or expect it. Nobody’s as “strong” or “smart” or “beautiful” as you… Some are actually weak, dumb and ugly and would like to walk this planet too. Go figure.

Barista needs a massage.

Barista thinks that when you give love, or do something for someone, you should NEVER EVER expect something in return.  Nobody’s forcing you do anything. You choose to.

And to conclude, Barista wants y’all to know that you’re all snakes, not just her, and that “the more people I know, the more I like my dog” does work. Not in all cases though.  For there are people who manage to keep their angelic side above their snake side (thank you for the thought, liberatedself). And to those people Barista bows, for they are strongest.

Barista is a coward.

Barista’s thoughts shouldn’t be associated with the owner of this website’s thoughts. They’re purely fictional. =)

The best way to be less of a snake is to become a monk and live in the forest, away from other snakes.

Barista hates how relationships change. How a human being can throw a word they didn’t even mean and that change one of their relationships, and the way that other person thinks about them, for good.

Barista hates the human mind and the human being. She hates complexity. She hates that the human being can be soooooooooo beautiful and soooooooooooo lame all in one lifetime.

Barista doesn’t want to meet any new people anymore. She actually doesn’t want to speak to almost anyone, not even herself.

Barista sometimes hates herself and the inability to control herself.

Barista feels lonely sometimes.

Barista is a fictional character.