I can't think of a good title for this but

if there’s one thing I learned today, it is not to pick a fight with an empty head! One, you’ll lose your rationale and all your wisdom will go to waste. Second is you’re fighting with someone who only depends on their wants and that includes them boosting their ego for showing out how great they are by shouting with empty words. And lastly, it’s a waste of energy, to spend it with someone who have no sense of reasoning and all you hear are bad words. One will never win in an argument with someone who only knows how to fight for their ego.
When you’re pushed to your limits, it pays to be silent, take a deep breath and think. It’s the best way to fight back, because you’ll have your senses and sanity back, and not let your emotions take over and drive you mad, till you realize you’re nothing different from the one who’s picking a fight with you. Think if it’s worth your time. Think if it’s something that will risk your life. Think if there are some innocent people that could be included on your fight. Think if the damage your emotions will cost is worth it. Think and ask for guidance. Then, you can do something about the situation, once you set aside your emotions. Act the way wise men do.
I think that’s the perfect way to take revenge.

It's two faces...one couple.
Two smiles...one feeling.
All for the name of L-O-V-E...

on the other hand...

I may not be a head-turner and someone all guys desires. I may not have a fair skin, long silky hair, nice eyes, great smile, sexy figure, big boobies and hot booties. I'm not a supermodel.

But if being beautiful means you have to make someone feel ugly, treat someone bad, make someone feel bad about themselves, dirty talk behind a friend, being dishonest, being a brat and self centered, then I'll be greatful with all my physical imperfections and thank God for making me beautiful as I am.

I know I can't make guys follow me wherever I go, but I know, someday, there's this only guy who will follow me wherever I'll go and will never leave me once I had wrinkles on my face or when my make-up fades.
I will be thankful enough for giving me the courage to stand up as me, and not someone expect me to be. I'll content on the fact that I may not have kissable lips, but I know I'm careful enough to say something that will not break someone into pieces.

Everyone is beautiful. What makes a person have an exeptional beauty, is their ability to make someone feel pretty.