I hope it's the kind of second side he can listen to whenever he drives alone and feel like he belongs to something whenever he's sad.

I really want to read The Perks of Being a Wallflower again.
I'm just too lazy to retrieve it from my home.

For some reason, I've been reading random quotes from the book, and it feels like it fits. I don't know where it fits, but it just does.

Aside from the ending, I somehow feel as though I can relate to Charlie. Being able to relate to something is important to understanding it, to learning from it.

The truth is, I'm still learning. I'm still growing up.

To be honest, I never want to stop.

What are we doing here if we're not learning? If we're not growing?
Life can't exist and never change. All I can hope for is that the people I love grow with me and not away from me.

But, in the end...

"Things change. And, friends leave. And, life doesn't stop for anybody."

But, for now...

The alcohol's worn off. I'm entirely sober, and I feel tons better than I did a couple of hours ago.

Who would've figured sobriety as the answer?