It’s All Intrapersonal

     Do others ever think to themselves, “I should have done that,” after making a decision they regret? Every decision they’ve made comes with the thought of things ending differently. I, on the other hand, tend to look at the other side—the brighter side. There are things I did, and there are also things I didn’t do. But those decisions make up who I am now. Do I regret the person I am today? Of course not.

     One thing about me is that I always like to understand things on a different level, even if it would make an unnoticeable difference. I still tend to think about how it is able to change everything. Sometimes I like to think about the fact that my name was supposed to be Andromeda. Would I be the same as the Cassandra I am now? I have many hobbies. I like to impress and express my feelings through musical instruments, arts, and writing. In my 15 years of existence, there has always been a lingering thought telling me I could never be the best. But in my life, I grew up believing that being the best isn’t always the best. Hence, I believe that passion matters the most. If I hadn’t seen life this way, then I wouldn’t be who I am now.

     I’ll always choose to see life this way. But I won’t be the same in the future. I want to be many things: an author, a poet, a flight attendant, a film director, a doctor. But what really sparks my heart is being someone who fights for what’s right. I want to be someone’s testament to justice and equality. I want to be a lawyer. But there’s nothing to confirm that I’ll be a lawyer. Things change. So I’d just like to put myself out there. Passion will lead the way, and when the time comes, what I’ve said so far will repeat itself. It’s all about being interpersonal. So when the time comes, I’ll know.

References

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