I think it’s funny how people use social media. Now don’t get me wrong, I love social media, I love people. But when it comes to people you don’t even talk to anymore and they still think they’re part of your lives? That’s where it gets a little humorous. I tweeted about being Editor in Chief next year and my friend who I haven’t spoken to since September favorited it. She can still read and see about my life. But at this point she knows nothing about me. I’ve changed in a span of nine months. Amazing how a person can change so quickly when she is thrown out of her comfort zone. The things that once bothered me or would have bothered me don’t bother me anymore. I probably would have cried last year if no one from my hometown said happy birthday. But now that that happened this year, I’m not upset. In fact, I’ve accepted it. Things change, people change, and I’m too busy to keep up with people who don’t want to change. People who didn’t dream bigger. People who criticize people like me for dreaming big. I won’t apologize for choosing this college. I won’t. Why? Because this is the happiest I’ve been. Yeah I’ve had my low points, but there has been so many times where I grew closer to God because of them. I just wish you saw that there is more to life than that tiny little town. That bubble limits your knowledge and will continue to do so unless you choose to leave. But you won’t. Why? Because you’re comfortable. And comfort and entitlement are two concepts that our generation will never give up on.