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"You know what’s attractive? Seeing people change for that one person. Whether it’s cutting down their drinking habits or to stop doing drugs and maybe even something small like to stop swearing. It just proves that when it comes down to it, they would do whatever it take to see that person happy. Stopping habits is a hard thing to do and to see people actually doing that for someone’s love is really attractive to me."


got that from tumblr.

yet another source that tells me it pays to be bad than good
because when you turn "good" from the "bad" that you are,
it stands out more than being "good" from the start
even if the latter "good" was better than the former one

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