How have you changed in the past three years?

<p>Explain in three sentences.</p>

<p>Nope, I have never changed, My personality is the same since I was in middle school.</p>

<p>I’m like more realistic, broken, and tired</p>

<p>What IO said, but also I’ve become more cynical towards people and am now rather chronically introvert.</p>

<p>I’m a lot less obsessed with school and have realized that grades really mean nothing. I’ve come to better terms with who I am and what I am capable of. I feel a lot more mature and developed even if tough situations forced me to this point.</p>

<p>^yeah me too.</p>

<p>I’ve realized that a fulfilling life is more important than a life involving being “at the top”. Whatever fulfilling means (to me it just means trying to see what I’m good at and pursuing it as long as I feel like I have the power to change something).</p>

<p>I’m a simple person now!</p>

<p>I discovered the rules of the game, and then I decided that I don’t want to play.</p>

<p>Three years ago, when I was a measly freshman, I felt all conscious about what I wore and how I actedand worried too much about being “cool”. Sophomore and junior year, I started to become more reckless, since I didn’t care about crap. now it’s I don’t care if I have the most noticable shorts tan ever, I’m still going to wear even shorter shorts. I don’t care if people see me without my hair straightened ( I used to be all anal about it). I feel more comfortable in a setting where I don’t know anyone and to randomly introduce myself to other people, rather than before when I would just be quiet the whole time. But I think mostly, my friendships have become more real and I’ve definitely got to know more people than I did before.</p>

<p>I became cold hearted, and dark and sinister.</p>

<p>I said I wouldn’t play the game, but I would master it.</p>

<p>I’ve learned to be appreciative of the things we take for granted by watching my mom make cancer look sexy.</p>

<p>I started reading better books and learnt more about history.
And I gained a little bit more confidence in the area of public speaking.
The negatives are endless though.</p>

<p>I am exhausted all the time.</p>

<p>Just like blistered skin, I was ripped open, healed, and then toughened up.</p>

<p>I realized I would rather spend my life walking random roads with not but the clothes on my back, then wasting it away on a cruddy job and unappreciative family.</p>