I know that I haven't been posting - and I'm not quite sure if anybody still reads this thing regardless. Either way, I wonder when people realize what they want to do with the rest of their lives. Does it come gradually? Do you always know what you want to be? Is there some kind of signpost where you simply decide to either acquiesce to what people think you 'should' be, or soldier on in the murky waters of uncertainty, trying to figure out who you are and what you want?
I think most of us don't end up doing what we think we want to do. However... what I want to know is: How many of us end up doing something better than what we'd started out as?
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The hard psychology stuff that no one wants to talk about, animals, and anything else that catches my fancy.
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- Kellyn
- I'm a psychology major that loves animals. I'll talk openly about the darker side of the mind - and what you can do to help animals... as well as a few other odds and ends.
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