Anyone who knows me knows I apologize for literally everything, even something I didn't necessarily have any control over. The older I get, the more I realize how important it is to not apologize for every little thing, but instead take pride in the decisions that I choose to make -- good or bad. With that being said, though, and with you as my witness, I vow to never apologize for these things again, because I'm tired of saying "sorry" just for the sake of saying it.

1. Wanting to be alone.

2. Being tired.

3. Being in a relationship.

4. Feeling anxious.

5. Getting the best grade on an exam.

6. Not going out.

7. Spending time with my best friend.

8. Needing to vent about someone or something.

9. Staying in to sleep on a Saturday night.

10. Eating ice cream for dinner.

11. My order at Starbucks.

12. Knowing all the words to "Waterfalls" by T.L.C.

13. My music taste.

14. Being indecisive.

15. Ordering a double double at In and Out.

16. Liking Nickelback.

17. Saying 'no' when I really mean it.

18. My past.

19. Removing you on social media.

20. Choosing to cut someone out of my life.

21. Not being the best at everything, because who is?

22. My obsession with cheesy comedies.

23. My (somewhat) inappropriate sense of humor.

24. My sarcasm.

25. My cheesy dad jokes.

26. My dumb tweets that no one else thinks are funny but crack me up.

27. Being myself.

28. Priding myself on my cynicism.

29. Being petty, because who isn't?

30. Eating the last pizza roll.

31. Not always having control over how I feel.

32. Being a "downer."

33. Flipping you off if you cat call me.

34. My nose piercing.

35. Choosing to hangout with my dad rather than 99.9% of my friends.

36. My sense of style.

37. Being honest.

38. Not texting back in .25 seconds.

39. Quoting "The Office"/"Friends"/"How I Met Your Mother" on a daily basis.

40. Setting high expectations for people.

41. Apologizing for something I had no control over.