We all need a good tweet sometimes.

Tweets are always there for us when we need them the most. They’re here to pick us up when we’re down, and to show us the way when we’re lost. A good tweet can change everything about your day. It cannot only make you laugh momentarily, but it can also stay with you for a lifetime. Because what are tweets if not distilled ideas? The Internet is full of people telling you what to do. There are videos, essays, articles, and how-tos for how to be a good person. We’re getting advice from all angles all the time, even if we didn’t ask for it. Especially if we didn’t ask for it. This can be exhausting. We’re probably already thinking about how we can improve ourselves in our lives, even if we’re not dwelling on it all the time. We don’t need to be reminded of all the things we could/should be doing better. 

We can just take a break and focus on what we are doing right at that particular moment. But that doesn’t happen that often on the Internet. Everybody’s too long-winded and opinionated and full of stuff to say. Twitter has a way of cutting that all down to size. If you don’t like an idea, a joke, or a take, then at least you didn’t spend a lot of time reading it. They’re short enough to make an impact when they need to, and to leave without a trace when they don’t