I'm always debating over what's at stake. Do you ever sit there and think of all the pros and cons of something so much you find yourself more lost and confused than when you began? Well, that pretty much sounds like the story of my life. I'm at an age now where I'm expected to make my own decisions and I'm expected to make big decisions. It's not that it's hard to make the right decision. I'm just terrified of making the "wrong" decision. I know it's a large part of growing up, but this is my career on the line. Yes, many people will say if you fall just get back up and do something else. I just don't want to be that girl. The girl who never figured out what the hell to do with herself so she ended up a wanderer. Just lost among the stars, and not in a good way either. I want to be driven, successful, and really see myself headed somewhere in the next 6 months. Instead, I'm stressing myself out about whether I really want to go to law school or pursue my childhood dream of becoming a editior at a magazine. Either way I look at it there will always be that what if. What if I go to law school and hate my job (which seems to be a large possibility in the legal field)? What if I do break into publishing/journalism and I just can't seem to make it (another possibility as it's such a difficult field to break into)? All I really want out of this life is what anyone and everyone else out there is looking for as well; happiness. I'm not sure of what all that entails but I like to imagine. I know it includes being perfectly content with life even when nothing is going on at the moment. It means waking up to each day with a smile on your face just because. Happiness is something I've longed for, for such a long time that it seems to only be attainable as a dream. I just wish I could solidify my dreams, and then turn them into a concrete reality...
Life and times of a girl in search of it all.
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2 comments:
Well we all feel like that at that age, mind you I am only 24, but I have def been there and its tough, but if you dont have any kids, you dont have any responsibilities then now is the time to follow your dream. you dont need to make it make it, you need to be able to get by and the rest will come. Money does not buy happiness and if you want to be happy you have to go with your dream and your gut. I dont know you but with what Iam seeing it sounds like you need to be in a field that you can express yourself and there is nothing wrong with that, thats how I am with my photography and i def feel that you should pursue your dream. there is only one shot at life but many at happiness so dont stress and remember if you try out your editor thing and you dont like it, you always have the chance in life ti try something else that you feel you may like. what you chose now does not need to be it forever, and a wrong choice is never wrong when you feel it in your gut and if you learn from it.
I absolutely agree. Recently I was put in the position where my boyfriend of 3 years dumped for what seemed like no reason and I was put in a position that was out of control and make big decisions all alone. It sucks, plain and simple. It's funny how we are expected to make these HUGE decisions when we are in our 20s and know little about life but I guess it is what it is. Being a part of the blogging community has helped tremendously because I see that so many awesome girls like yourself are in the same boat as I. Hang in there.
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