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  1. It's okay to not be 100% decided person for your career,unless you are going to college very soon you have plenty of time to decide and think about what direction you want your life's path to take. Generally I don't like or appreciate term: "what do you want to be when you grow up?" Because that is what we say us children.Some of us are already grown up,even if we didn't graduate high school.I would prefer [b]AdrianMoon[/] if you used the term: "what do you want to study" or "what is your career path that you want to do."
  2. Hush pretzel, we are still kids - don't grow up so fast!
  3. Yesh,godly I totes agree-take your time sssssslowly to grow up-don't rush in becoming taller and older ;)
  4. -_- bad 13 year old!
  5. My dad still talks about what he wants to be when he grows up. The thing about that statement is while it is generally used to ask children what they want to do when they're an adult if you look at the wording it doesn't have to be. It is simply asking what you want to do when you're older. If you think about it in that way then it is perfectly reasonable to ask an adult what they want to do when the grow up, because they will get older or at least I hope they will! lol :)
    Or at least that's how I see it.
  6. I still don't like that phrase, or grates on my nerves!
    Anyways is all the snow named where you live?
    Here at my house there is grad mostly but then the big piles of snow are also there!
  7. (sorrry, spring break was so sucky!)
    *pats something* is this taco growling at me?!?
  8. I'm going to be a ballerina.

    (I'm trying to take 'wants' out of my vocabulary. If I want something, I'm going to go after it till I get it.)
  9. I'm looking at doing something with wildlife.


If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise they'll kill you.
— Oscar Wilde