My Lifestory
Pre: I was born in Gujrat, India on June 19th, 2006. Life went pretty fast in India, bouncing between both my grandpa's house: one for school and the other for the summer (Gravity Falls type beat). I was a fast learner according to my mom, learned to crawl and speak the gujrati word for grandmother at 8 months and fully started walking at exactly 1 year old. After 7 years, I moved to Missouri City where I'm currently living and life took a turn. (I miss my life in India :crying emoji)
Happy Me (you don't see that much often now)
Living in America is so much harder. Following all these new rules, getting accustomed to a new way of living, was really hard. Why is English so complicated?? Making friends was also very hard. Communicating with others was the hardest. Being an only child only added onto my depression at home. The subjective parts, however were easy. Being from India I easily became the top of my class gradewise (oh how I miss Dulles Elementary School). I leveled up and went to Dulles Middle School with possibly the best teachers I've ever had. This was also the time when I connected to many of the people I am friends with today (Love you all). I never really had a hobby, but playing any kind of sport excites me with opportunity.
The glow down is real
Post: I will be graduating in May 2024 (hard to believe I still feel like 8th grade me). I have no idea why what when were how about college but sports medicine seems cool. Marriage is a problem for later, I still want to enjoy my young life. Ideally I want multiple children as I don't want them to feel as lonely as me growing up. Thought about it while writing this, physical therapist for the NFL seems like the ideal life. Being close to the thing I love, working with my role models, life couldn't be any better. Ideally I want to retire early to travel the world with my future wife (if I get one). There is no thought about dying as it happens when it happens (hopefully it happens when I'm 90 tho). All these things are later problems as I gotta finish Junior Year off strong ðŸ˜
(back when psych points were a thing)





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