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I was born
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I was shy, even worse than I am now, I wouldn't read aloud or any other form of social interaction.
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I had good grades and a good friend group, I suppose this was the ideal time to live. Life was perfect.
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I moved to live with my dad and have enjoyed every second of it. I suppose it disproves any doubts I may have had when moving. Life is good. Writing is beautiful.
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This is the day I became shy again, I also developed Aphantasia as a result, my mother insulted me due to my lack of emotions over it and put me into counseling, which didn't help (how does a kid cope with a friend's suicide?) Anyway, I never dealt with the issue until I wrote a story about it this year (All's good now).
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I hit my stride with a new friend group, I focused on enjoying life instead of grades, and it was amazing. Now my GPA is low as a result, but I wouldn't take these times back. I met some lifelong and genuine friends.
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My grades still suffered and I began to forget the traumas from my past, also, I got closer to my best friend. This was the year I decided I wanted to live with my dad, but he moved to Colorado, which caused a crisis. I didn't want to leave my friends or girlfriend, but in the end, I made the right choice.
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For most this year was terrible, but for me it was nice, I discovered writing. I lived with my grandma for a few weeks before things were finalized, they did this in fear of harsh conditions at my mom's house. My grandma's house is quiet and I enjoyed that, I also got quite good at pool. It was nice, and she's supportive of my writing and future dreams!
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Where we currently are, I don't have many friends, but I prefer it that way, as you've noticed I don't talk much, which is mostly intentional (I think, I haven't tried other ways). I focus on writing, there's a George R. R. Martin quote, I heard it from Stephen King though, that applies to reading but also writing, "A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only once" and this applies to stories as well, you live many lives when you create them.
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I'll mature and my career should grow
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This is so I can learn Creative Writing (my major) and possibly become a teacher
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I'll probably wonder if the debt is worth it and if I should turn around and leave college. You know, get a regular job and be normal. I suppose normality is what everyone thinks other people are, but I would say normality is what you are, if you're not you then you're not normal. By this, I mean who you feel you are in any capacity is who you should be.
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I think I'll have one quite early, potentially around thirty. I'll love my job but I think I'll doubt my impact on people, which should grow with time.
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Kids and other things
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Worrying about my impact on society
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I'll prepare a college fund and I'll prepare to get them counselors and diaries so they have a way to get their thoughts out, that's important to stay sane.