Patience is a virtue, a common saying among parents to their children, and here is a story to go along with it.

In order to better yourself, you need patience

When it comes to ownership of and over things, what are the consequences and are they truly good or bad?

Okay stop. Put down that sandwich, it doesn't belong to you... or does it?

Why did I struggle so much with having patience and why is it so important?

If you wait it may hurt wile waiting but in the end will pay off immensely.

The question of whether graffiti is a form of art, or if it's plain vandalism is a big debate. While most people will brush past it as nothing more than vandalism, I think that graffiti is so much more than that.

Making mistakes helps you grow as a person, but sometimes those mistakes didn't have to be made in the first place.

All me and my friends would talk about is how we would "win states" or how we were the "underdogs". now we reminisce and think of "what could have been".

It's a place where you can watch funny videos, talk to your friends and post interesting things whether it be about yourself or just a cool photo. But is social media all it seems to be?

By allowing graffiti in your cities and towns you are taking on the risk of a more crime ridden population,

Sometimes not rushing things and learning that patience is crucial to a healthy relationship as well, and communication and growing together.

"It's set in stone inside our minds"

A big mistake I regret doing.

Graffiti is vandalism when it is placed on property without consent from the owners. Making sure to get consent from property owners is very important if you want to express Graffiti artwork.

A few stories where I think laughter played a good role with my friends.

Being patient will always turn into something good.

The internet in today's society is like an addiction; people believe that it is a necessity and that they cannot go a day without it.

I realized that being busy wasn't just an excuse, it was an ongoing mistake that resulted in me feeling guilty.

"Every practice, I always did something that made my coach mad. Half of the time, I didn't even know what caused it, or it was something trivial. Every week it was the same exact battle with her..."