Time flies by fast so you must cherish each moment that you have, and one of the most important parts of most people’s lives is high school, here you find your likes and your dislikes and find who you really are as a person and what is important to you. It may be very hard, and you don’t want to lose anyone but that’s life as we grow. The people who are truly meant to be with us will come, but we must act on an opportunity as well.

But with my experience I can tell you a couple things, sometimes it is very difficult, and you might think to yourself do I really need to do it? Am I the one that is supposed to do it? But the answer is yes, it was given to you for a reason, and you must acknowledge your worth and understand what you can provide and what you can’t.

Freshman year for me started very rough and hard. I was very closed off and by myself and experienced what it really is to enjoy your company, and that it’s okay to be by yourself and just get away from everything. Sometimes people just need that break from everything just to get their thought process together. Being by yourself doesn’t mean you lonely and weak but rather makes you strong for knowing when you can just take the break of fresh air. It’s okay to not be okay.

Sophomore year, I understand what ambition really is and that’s what I have for soccer something so simple can make me so happy and no matter if I play at a high level, or low level I will always enjoy every second of it and that year I realized what it is to enjoy people company, to have genuine friends that are there for lifetimes, but as well as we all just grew from each other but that’s okay. Junior year was something that doesn’t matter to me because I went online so it’s self-explanatory.

Senior year, I learned a lot this year on who I really am and who really has my trust and the people who I just can be by myself, and we just enjoy each other and having friends that I will have for a lifetime. I grew into myself thanks to my friends, I was taught many things and I taught them things as well but knowing these are my last months of high school, I’m not sad but rather happy that I was able to experience this and I am happy with the problems because that’s what makes me who I am.