For some reason, people seem to think I'm completely unaware of the fact that time is ticking and I still haven't taken my ACT. "You should've taken it at least three times by now" and "Wow, you should really get on that." are among the most common ones. First off, I pray to God that I don't need to take it three times. Secondly, I want to thank these people for their sound advice, I never would have known that I should "get on that" if it had not been for them intervening with their great words of wisdom.
I know I seem to be a bit (yeah, don't judge. Compared to my normal self it really is just a bit) sarcastic. It's just that people seem to think I don't grasp the realization of how important this one singular test is. You know, maybe I want to skip it and be a hobo or a spy. A hobo spy perhaps. Those are two fine choices that each carry their own form of honor in some way or another. Or I just may take the test when I'M ready, get a great score the FIRST time around, and go off to college to start a long journey of obtaining a PhD in Psychology and becoming a Psychologist.
Another thing that bothers me is when people ask me "What do you want to be?" and "What do you want to do?". I know what answer they're looking for, but it's not mine. I want to be happy, content, a good Christian, and above all, I want to be the best person I can be!. You know what I want to do? I want to live life, try new things, help people, and see the world! Scratch world, I'd be happy seeing the Spam Museum, visiting the Smithsonian, or even seeing the ocean for the first time. Yeah I'd give anything to visit England or Ireland or Germany, but I'd be just as happy seeing those other places as well.
I know I seem to be perturbed but I'm really just tired of people expecting all these things that I don't even expect of myself. Hope I didn't bore you too much. Thanks for reading!