Hey y'all! Happy pride month!
Buckle up, this is going to be a long one...
On Friday, I had prom. My mom got me a prom dress, and it was really good, but a little loose. So we went to get it taken in, surprise, it was taken in too much. So I was wearing a dress (that I didn't really want to wear, but I got because I knew it would make my mom happy), that was too tight, and made me feel lowkey fat. I have muscle, but since I've been out of the gym for a bit (because life got so busy, but I'm going back today), my fat composition is higher and you can't really see my muscles. I've lost progress, and I'm very disappointed in myself. That, but also, while dancing, my dress split down the back. It was so embarrassing. I went as a duo with my best friend, and she really helped me out, stayed with me until my mom picked me up, and just overall was a literal angel from heaven. She's literally an amazing friend.
Originally I was going to have a sleepover after prom with my friends, but I had my scuba certification dives. So on Saturday I had the first two. The water was so butt. It was awful. Windy. Choppy. Cold. And I just was not a happy camper. Not only that, but when I was going down to do the out of air exercise with my diving buddy, I put in his secondary regulator wrong, and got a mouthful of salt water. Yuck. I made it to the surface though, and coughed it all up.
Then on Sunday, I finished getting my scuba diving certification. Yay! Fun! It was really great, and I made some scuba friends. My dad is a scuba diver, so we went diving together, then afterwards got food and ice cream. It was SO GOOD! I was very pleased with it! The way home was the important part though.
My younger sister has been struggling with completing work for school since about 4th grade. My parents don't know why, they just get mad at her every single time they see that she has more missing assignments. One of my siblings is special needs with autism, and my younger sister is often grouped in with him. On the way home from my certification tests, I was like "Hey dad, what if she has ADHD or something?" and he was like "No, she doesn't fit the criteria." (because he's a doctor). And I was like "Are you sure?" and then he was like beginning to question it, and told me to pull up the criteria for ADHD. She fit basically all of it, except for the hyperactivity bit (but that could also be burnout). So he was like "Okay, I'll bring it up to your mother when we get home" and he did, and now she's going to have an evaluation for it. Not only that, but my mother was like "I noticed that I myself fit a lot of those criteria when I was younger, and just learned to deal with it over time" and she pointed it out that me and my oldest sister do too. Apparently the depression medication I'm on is an alternative treatment for ADHD, and my mom suspects that herself, my oldest sister, me, and my younger sister "have a little bit of that ADHD" (as she so eloquently puts it. And yes, I know that's not how it works, but I'm not going to correct her as she'll be told all about ADHD at the doctor's appointment). I figure that she probably won't try to get her, me, or my oldest sister diagnosed with ADHD, probably because she doesn't think it's a possibility that we HAVE it, just that we have some personality quirks, and that if we did have it, it's not severe enough to interfere with daily life like it does with my younger sister. Plus, even if I have ADHD, my depression medication treats it. But I severely doubt that I actually have ADHD, and even if I did, without a proper diagnosis, I would never say that I have ADHD without being told by a doctor.
Then, on Monday was senior skip day, and I met up with my friends at the mall! We went to build-a-bear, and I got a goat which I named "Llama, Japheth, [my last name]" and he wears overalls with a red sweatshirt, converse, graduation cap, and a graduation gown. Because I'm graduating and so is Llama. I have two weeks left of school, and we're practically doing nothing for all of those two weeks.
So yeah, that's my update on my life! Cya!