They're there, though. They're just not as dramatic as hunting a boar or renting your first prostitute. They're often slow, and you don't even know they're happening.
Today I reflected for a moment on one of the biggest differences between my life now, and when I was a child:
I have no idea what I'm doing.
I remember at the time feeling that I was trapped in a tyrannical regime bent on eliminating every sliver of freedom from my life... and in some respects that was true... but you know what? I had structure. I knew what was expected of me, and I got regular status updates. My direction was clear: Forward. As long as I kept going to school, I didn't have to think about anything.
Now I have no idea what's going on, when I'm doing well or not, or how to get anything done. Sometimes I wish I still got those Six Week Progress Reports like in high school.
Work: C-
(Adam works well when he works, but is often distracted by something he refers to as "blogging." This could become an issue in the future.)
Social: B
(Adam has made great strides in making himself more available to his peers. However, he does not play well with others, and has recently displayed an abrasive attitude.)
Recreation: B+
(While it took him a while to dedicate himself to the project, Adam recently completed Mass Effect 2 with flying colors. He has yet to complete Fallout 3.)
Romance: F
(Adam displays very little comprehension of the basic principle of this field. I suggest he begin remedial classes as soon as possible.)
Summary: Adam shows a lot of potential, but little interest in fulfilling it. He would go far if just displayed a little more initiative.
You know what? I've changed my mind. I don't want that at all.
1 comment:
You MUST finish Fallout 3. It's amazing.
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