Just a random post.

Today, All Time Low's new single was released. It's called A Love Like War, features Vic Fuentes from Pierce the Veil, and it's been on repeat over here.

Seriously, you cannot imagine how happy this makes me. Every time I think I'm starting to get over ATL, they release something new or do something that just makes me burst with fangirl glee again.

I tended to stick with my bands for about a year. After that, I'd know their music by heart, had listened to it so much it started to become background music, and finally I would find another band I'd love to death and the cycle would repeat itself.

Right now, though, I've been a fan for about three years.

First, I was starting to get over them and they released Dirty Work.

After that, they were going to give a concert in Amsterdam and I was totally going to go.

Next, Don't Panic. (Although I was obsessed in between the concert and Don't Panic. As in, every single thing I said would be All Time Low, everything I did was ATL, you know the works.)

Then, another concert.

And now, lastly, there's a new edition of Don't Panic coming out.

I love my band. I really do. There's a picture going around on Tumblr every once in a while, which says "If they (ATL) broke up, I wouldn't know what to do". That goes for me as well. They got me through so many things, have been a part of my life for so long by now.

I have a tattoo on my leg, which says Nothing Personal. It means three things to me, although I tend to just say the first one.

1. It's a warning to others to not take anything I say personally, because I have a tendency to not know when things may be hurtful or just plain bad and this is my little warning.
2. It's a reminder to myself, to not take everything so personally. I'm just one tiny speck of dust, why would everyone have it out for me?
3. ATL's third album, the first one I ever knew, is called Nothing Personal.

I would have never chosen this tattoo if reason 3 had been the only one, but for me, Nothing Personal is university. I learned so much, improved myself, and ATL was the one constant in my ever-changing life. The one thing I could always rely on.

I owe these guys so much more than just my life.