Age 13:
A very well behaved, studious, preppy child who got good grades and wanted to do well in school but had no real friends or very few since I was somewhat socially awkward; I liked gaming and painting figurines and those sort of odd hobbies that didn't fit with the cookie cuter mold of high school - simply put I wasn't cool.
Age 16:
I had more friends and had mellowed out a lot and was no longer so eager to learn which was no doubt as a result of the friends I was hanging out with, although I was now a lot 'cooler', but I kind of realized towards the end of year 11 that my friends were holding me back and I tried harder with my studies, resulting in me leaving high school getting decent grades and much more socially aware and confident; suffice to say while my friends had a bad influence on me it was certainly a valuable learning experience.
Age 18:
College was probably the best time in my educational career as I made a lot of new decent friends that I still hang out with to this day, whilst ditching every single one of my old ones. I also really got into my studies since I could delve into topics I really wanted to learn. I was happy and doing well with my A-levels and really felt like I was achieving so life was good.
A very well behaved, studious, preppy child who got good grades and wanted to do well in school but had no real friends or very few since I was somewhat socially awkward; I liked gaming and painting figurines and those sort of odd hobbies that didn't fit with the cookie cuter mold of high school - simply put I wasn't cool.
Age 16:
I had more friends and had mellowed out a lot and was no longer so eager to learn which was no doubt as a result of the friends I was hanging out with, although I was now a lot 'cooler', but I kind of realized towards the end of year 11 that my friends were holding me back and I tried harder with my studies, resulting in me leaving high school getting decent grades and much more socially aware and confident; suffice to say while my friends had a bad influence on me it was certainly a valuable learning experience.
Age 18:
College was probably the best time in my educational career as I made a lot of new decent friends that I still hang out with to this day, whilst ditching every single one of my old ones. I also really got into my studies since I could delve into topics I really wanted to learn. I was happy and doing well with my A-levels and really felt like I was achieving so life was good.