diff --git a/source/Alphabet.hx b/source/Alphabet.hx
index dc3484a..b1f75cd 100644
--- a/source/Alphabet.hx
+++ b/source/Alphabet.hx
@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 package;
 
+import flixel.math.FlxPoint;
 import flixel.tweens.FlxEase;
 import flixel.tweens.FlxTween;
 import flixel.FlxG;
@@ -285,32 +286,31 @@ class Alphabet extends FlxSpriteGroup
 	// ThatGuy: Ooga booga function for resizing text, with the option of wanting it to have the same midPoint
 		// Side note: Do not, EVER, do updateHitbox() unless you are retyping the whole thing. Don't know why, but the position gets retarded if you do that
 	public function resizeText(xScale:Float, yScale:Float, xStaysCentered:Bool = true, yStaysCentered:Bool = false):Void {
-		var oldWidth:Float = this.width;
-		var oldHeight:Float = this.height;
-		//trace('old x before scaling: ' + this.x);
-		//trace('old midpoint before scaling: ' + this.getMidpoint().x);
+		var oldMidpoint:FlxPoint = this.getMidpoint();
 		reType(text, xScale, yScale);
-		//trace('old x after scaling: ' + this.x);
-		//trace('old midpoint after scaling: ' + this.getMidpoint().x);
-		//This works, commenting out all the tracing
-		if(xStaysCentered) {
-			/* 
-			If oldX is the old position, that is the same for both sizes of text, e.g. oldX = 50
-			And oldWidth is the old width of the text, e.g. oldWidth = 100
-			And newWidth is the current width of the text, e.g. newWidth= 150
-			And the midpoint, is always the same, e.g. midpoint = oldX + oldWidth/2 = 50 + 100/2 = 100
-			and the newMidpoint, which is equal to midpoint, is newX + newWidth/2, then
-			newX = midpoint - newWidth/2 <=> newX = oldX + oldWidth/2 - newWidth/2, e.g., <=> newX = 50 + 100/2 - 150/2 <=> newX = 25
-			*/
-			//Since this.x doesnt change with text scaling, in this equation, this.x can be used as both the old and the new x
-			this.x = this.x + oldWidth/2 - this.width/2;
-			//trace('new x after scaling: ' + this.x);
-			//trace('new midpoint after scaling: ' + this.getMidpoint().x);
-		}
-		if(yStaysCentered) {
-			// Same logic applies here
-			this.y = this.y + oldHeight/2 - this.height/2;
+		if(!(xStaysCentered && yStaysCentered)){
+			if(xStaysCentered) {
+				//I can just use this juicy new function i made
+				moveTextToMidpoint(new FlxPoint(oldMidpoint.x, getMidpoint().y));
+			}
+			if(yStaysCentered) {
+				moveTextToMidpoint(new FlxPoint(getMidpoint().x, oldMidpoint.y));
+			}
+		} else {
+			moveTextToMidpoint(new FlxPoint(oldMidpoint.x, oldMidpoint.y));
 		}
+
+	}
+
+	// ThatGuy: Function used to keep text centered on one point instead of manually having to come up with offsets for each sentence
+	public function moveTextToMidpoint(midpoint:FlxPoint):Void {
+		/*
+		e.g. You want your midpoint at (100, 100)
+		and your text is 200 wide, 50 tall
+		then, x = 100 - 200/2, y = 100 - 50/2
+		*/
+		this.x = midpoint.x - this.width / 2;
+		this.y = midpoint.y - this.height / 2;
 	}
 }