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I was actually reading this question over and over for a few times. And then left it alone. And then went back to it but didn't answer it until now.
Its bad when you know you're not doing the right thing yet you don't stop yourself from doing it. Its worse when you continue to do it, whatever it is.
I really want to say yes. But sometimes the things I do and the thoughts I have, makes me question myself.
The honest answer I can give you is that I don't know. I'm just human. I guess I would consider myself both a bad and a good person. -
My childhood best friend, David.
It was grade six.
We hanged out a lot.
We'd come over to each others house every morning and walk each other to school. And then after school we'd wait for each other to finish whatever we had to do - on some days I waited for him to finish soccer practice and on other days he waited for me after art club, and then we'd walk each other home.
ahahahah, yeah... give us a break. We were like 11 years old. LOL That is one of my favourite memories of him. Unfortunately I lost contact with him when I moved that summer to Mississauga. -
I'm actually not collecting letters, lmao. I kinda think it's a stupid game.
However if I was, I would have a good handful. ahahaha -
I actually have a few that I dearly love.
- The Catcher in the Rye by J.D Salinger
(Holden Caulfield, the protagonist, is one of my favourite characters of all time)
- The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
(I think this could be my most favourite book out of all of them)
- Gossip Girl by Cecily von Ziegesar
(hahaha my guilty pleasure)
- Hamlet by William Shakespeare
(not a book, but I love it)
- Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
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Hahaha one day! For sure before we all graduate we will have a Saturday morning that we can all go to dim sum.
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lawl. The next one I might be throwing, which would probably be this summer if I did, will be an intimate lingerie party so...
Girls in their lingerie and guys in their boxers. If you don't get an invite, enjoy the photos on facebook! -
Basically my dad has random poker nights on the weekdays and my mom attends/throws dinner parties on the weekends. I guess that's what they do for fun. As for work...
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The thing is, I don’t know what I want to do with my life. I really don’t. For the longest time, I thought I did.
Ever since grade ten I wanted to go into journalism. So three years ago I start working on my portfolio. In grade eleven I landed an internship at this gay nightlife magazine. Now in grade 12, I’m the editor-in-chief of my school’s newspaper.
The plan was, and had always been, was to get into Ryerson for Journalism school.
Up until October, that had all changed. I don’t and can’t picture myself in journalism for the next four years of my life. And then as a career after graduating from uni. I struggled with that for the longest time, because I had thought this was something I always wanted to do. For no reason out of the blue, I realized it isn’t. At the time applying to university was coming up quickly as well. I think because I didn’t know what I want to do with my life, I lost motivation. I stop working out, I wasn’t focusing on school, I partied too much, I just didn’t know what I want to do with my future. I had no clue.
So when I applied, I was looking at schools I want to go to. I didn’t take applying to uni as serious as I should have because I didn’t know what I want to do with my life or what I wanted to learn in uni. I want and I know I’ll love the social aspects of university – its four years of my life, from me being a teenager to me becoming an adult. That’s why I want to go to uni, I want to meet new people, do new things, and just put myself into a whole new atmosphere. Money isn’t an issue for my parents so I could live away from home if I wanted to. And I do, I want to live in a dorm, I want a roommate, I want to experience the uni life that I saw on TV and watched in movies. Homecoming games, dorm parties, hahaha. So I applied to Western for humanities. I also applied to Western for their media studies program. I love everything Ive read and seen about Western. It looks like a really awesome place to learn, live and grow as a person into the next four years of my life. And then I also applied to McMaster for humanities. I was like, McMaster is a good school, what the heck. Ahahah I picked the Humanities program because I could take wide-range of different courses to later on narrow it down what I like. I love learning. I just wish I would know what I field, what job, whatever, something; I want to get into and become.
It’s funny, most of my friends applied to tons of schools and programs for backup, mostly York and Ryerson. And then they were skeptical of me when I said McMaster is my backup school. And when I got early acceptance, it just made me really happy. Not to mention shock, because my marks first semester of grade 12 were absolute scat. I was really ecstatic at first when I got my early acceptance but then I was like “what the fuck? HOW?!” Honestly, I partied too much last semester so my grades too a really hard beating. I was sure I wouldn’t get accepted anywhere. BUT THANK GOD MY GRADE 11 MARKS SAVED ME. Ahahaha. Now I’m getting my act together for second semester.
So right now with my education (that connects to my future career) I don’t know what I want to do with it. I’ve changed my mind so many times in the last couple of years, I probably will find out and then change it again in the next four years. I love learning, I love going out and meeting new people, having fun, which I know university will offer me. That’s why I want to go to uni, to figure things out.
The most important thing I want to do in life, that I really, absolutely desire, is to travel. All I want to do is to see the world. I want to meet new people and hear their stories. I want to explore and see and experience places I had never been to before. And I don’t want to stay in hotels and do this the extravagant way. I want to just do it out of my backpack, stay in hostels, couch surf. There are so many places in Europe I want to see. I want to do a road trip across America. I want to explore South America. I know I won’t ever get a chance to do all of this unless it’s my job somehow. So I guess I kinda do have a starting point – somehow get a job that is traveling. Honestly, I don’t even need a high paying job. My happiness doesn’t stem from the fact that I will make five to six figures annually. If I’m in Amsterdam with a minimum wage job, I’d be happy. That’s what makes me happy. I’m just one person, the world is huge. It’s so beautiful, I want to experience it. -
1. University of Western Ontario - MIT (Media Information and Technoculture)
2. University of Western Ontario - Arts & Humanities
3. McMaster University - Humanities
LOL basically that’s everything that I applied to.
I already got an early acceptance letter from McMaster. Now waiting on Western... -
I don't dance on chairs, I dance on tables. ahaha
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My family isn't rich. My parents are just well off.
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ahahah I was thinking of either throwing a Lingerie/Underwear party.
However my house is going under-renovations, the contractors are putting in more granite and oak paneling around the house. I'm not sure when they're gonna be done.
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Uhm so far in 2010, I've been to Winter Formal, a few debutante balls, and these boring dinner parties my parents drags me to.
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Because I'm selfish. And I love myself far too much.
I've been on a lot of dates so far this year and a lot of the guys wanted to be in a relationship. If anything happens, it'll happen. I love my independence and hooking up with different guys far too much in this point in time for commitment.
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Michael
Toronto
Michael’s Bio
I am such a procrastinator. Instead of answering homework questions, I'm answering formspring questions.
