Tomorrow.
I'm excited.
Sixteen opens you up to a lot.
Like driving.
And respect.
Sixteen gets more respect than fifteen.
I like how this year has gone.
Better than last year.
I fit in better.
And I stand out more.
I miss some friendships.
But I've gained so much out of new ones.
I hate how I've been lying to myself.
I love how I've discovered so much more of myself.
I hate that I haven't been acheiving the top.
But I'm satisfied with other things I've been involved in.
I love the groups of people I know.
I love the confidence I'm getting.
I love being known as 'the nice one'.
I love my job.
I love debating.
I love my dress sense - not that it's particularly beautiful, but it's me and I'm proud of it.
I love being able to pay for my own things.
I like who I'm becoming. Becoming being the key term here - I have a long way to go. But I've come a long way.
I love my bus.
I'm absolutely terrified of my future because everything I ever wanted to do was completely crushed today. That scares me a lot. That documentary hit me like nothing really has before - I think because it attacked parts of me that hadn't been attacked before.
But in a way I kind of like having to reevaluate everything.
It means I don't hold on to anything I don't need to.
So yeah.
I'm excited.
Very excited.
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