Meet Peyton Elizabeth Sawyer: the loner cheerleader and "least cheery person" in Tree Hill (or, at least to Lucas). Though we don't spend our days listening to punk rock from the early 2000s', drawing in our sketchpad or streaming our lives via Internet to feel less lonely — well, not everyday, at least — we can all relate, in one way or another, to her sassy and incredibly angsty thoughts on life.

Like when you first meet someone and they think that they already have you figured out.

But really, there's so much more to you than meets the eye.

Like how you're careful with who you let in your life, and letting yourself rely on those few is almost unheard of.

Because more often than not, you know you're going to end up disappointed.

...which makes you wonder if it's your fault that people always leave.

And that, maybe, it's for the best for everyone.

But you don't ever tell anyone all of this ~deep~ stuff or how you really feel.

Instead, you complain about trivial things — like how the opposite sex frustrates the hell out of you.

Or how you're just sick of people in general.

But you know that if you just found your passion in life...

...that one thing to inspire you and give you hope, then it'd make everything worthwhile.

And what better outlet is there for your angsty soul other than music?

All in all, Peyton Sawyer just gets it.