It has been "The Blog of a Teenage Guy" for so long now! It's gunna be really weird changing it but I think it's the right thing to do. It's either that or start a new blog entirely on my other Gmail account which almost seems like something to do... Hmmm...
It is a weird turning point I guess. I have the chance to start fresh and begin a new blog or do I revamp this one and keep it going? Decisions, decisions... I feel like this is a creative conversation that needs to be had with some of my friends.
It would be really sad to see this blog go, I've just written so much on here and journeyed basically throughout most of my teenage years. Well, they ain't over yet!
I have really had some really great times. I have made awesome, life-long friends, stayed up late playing video games, watched tons of movies, built tons of legos, written a lot, attempted to make stop-motion animations, created podcasts, tried to save a tv show, fell in love, helped build a house, gone to Chicago numerous times, driven cars, gone to the movies a ton, read a lot of books, went to the launch of a video game system, played a lot of board games, became an Apple addict, drawn, painted, created, and just have had a great time.
There have been a lot of struggles too. Relationships strained in both my family life and with some of my friends, but hey, I have always pulled through. I think it really helps to work towards having a positive attitude towards life overall.
If you are consistently looking for negatives, that is all you are going to see. Instead if you are looking for positives they will shine even brighter and it can help you set your priorities straight. Trust me, I speak from experience. Life is good, go out and live it! I am trying to best I can, even if I make mistakes, at least I am having a good time doing it.
Trying to live without regret is a huge struggle but I think one we all really need to reach towards. If you went out to a party and had a great time and got wasted, try not to regret the hangover in the morning. If you went out and smoked pot or something, and had a great time while doing it, try not to regret it. Now I have done neither of those things but I can only imagine there is some level of fun involved.
Try forgiving yourself for the mistakes you made. Realize that you are just human and any mistakes you make only help you become who you are, or help you grow as a person. I have made mistakes in the past and I am working on not regretting so much, but things will keep nagging at you and you really cannot get past that.
Anyways, I'm almost 20! It's crazy! I have been "The Blog of a Teenage Guy" for... a little under five years now, that is a lot of time. So anyways, keep your eyes peeled for my transition into being twenty-something. Thanks as always for reading and you should tell your friends to come here and read my stuff... Really.
I have really had some really great times. I have made awesome, life-long friends, stayed up late playing video games, watched tons of movies, built tons of legos, written a lot, attempted to make stop-motion animations, created podcasts, tried to save a tv show, fell in love, helped build a house, gone to Chicago numerous times, driven cars, gone to the movies a ton, read a lot of books, went to the launch of a video game system, played a lot of board games, became an Apple addict, drawn, painted, created, and just have had a great time.
There have been a lot of struggles too. Relationships strained in both my family life and with some of my friends, but hey, I have always pulled through. I think it really helps to work towards having a positive attitude towards life overall.
If you are consistently looking for negatives, that is all you are going to see. Instead if you are looking for positives they will shine even brighter and it can help you set your priorities straight. Trust me, I speak from experience. Life is good, go out and live it! I am trying to best I can, even if I make mistakes, at least I am having a good time doing it.
Trying to live without regret is a huge struggle but I think one we all really need to reach towards. If you went out to a party and had a great time and got wasted, try not to regret the hangover in the morning. If you went out and smoked pot or something, and had a great time while doing it, try not to regret it. Now I have done neither of those things but I can only imagine there is some level of fun involved.
Try forgiving yourself for the mistakes you made. Realize that you are just human and any mistakes you make only help you become who you are, or help you grow as a person. I have made mistakes in the past and I am working on not regretting so much, but things will keep nagging at you and you really cannot get past that.
Anyways, I'm almost 20! It's crazy! I have been "The Blog of a Teenage Guy" for... a little under five years now, that is a lot of time. So anyways, keep your eyes peeled for my transition into being twenty-something. Thanks as always for reading and you should tell your friends to come here and read my stuff... Really.