I tried to have a love life once. It didn’t turn out too well. Actually, I regret every moment of it. Well, except for the times I didn’t think about it. I guess I am not one of those lucky or in ways not so lucky people who find romance and love it.
There is a terrible epidemic among teenagers in America. A recent story published in the “Salt Lake Tribune” called, Statistics Show That Abstinence-only not working, stated, “A new report shows that teen pregnancy nationwide rose for the first time in 15 years.” Teen parents are much less likely than their non-parental counterparts to graduate high school.
This was a scholarship I wrote that is dripping with sarcasm because I'm pretty much done writing scholarship essays.
going through my desk, i noticed a notebook i had not packed for college. my mother must have hidden it for me in my desk, execting me to clean before midterms, i guess. but anyways, it cntains some poetry that i have the humility to think is fairly moderately decently okey. and i have nothing else to blog about right now. so here goes...
I've often pondered if certain individuals dress and act to stand out in order to fit in. It's an amusing concept. The example that could most easily be applied to this notion is that of Goths or Tight-Jeaned, Thick-Glasses-Rims, Punk-Rawkers. Exhibiting a particular persona in order to remove oneself from the crowd, or a mere method of gaining membership into a sub-crowd?
I don't wish to come off as stereotyping certain groups of people, because the idea of individuals truly believing that they are nonconformists from the whole of society (although they may be unconsciously conformists to certain subgroups in society) can be readily applicable to any number of individuals.
