I can remember clear as day writing this goal letter, at Adventures on the Gorge with a beautiful sunset in the background. Some of my classmates didn’t take this project seriously but as always, I wrote what felt like a good amount because they told us we’d need this in the future. One of the biggest goals I had was to better myself. Since I became a senior, I noticed myself changing for the worst. I became short with people and very anxious all the time. I cannot explain why I changed but everybody could see it. I got a temper very easily, especially with my mother and sister. I just wasn’t the person I used to be. Part of this I believe was to do a psychopath ex-girlfriend. But I still cannot pinpoint an exact error, just speculation. I believe maybe my ego started to change since I knew I was graduating and thought I could do whatever I wanted since I was this bad 18-year-old. Part of me believes I was maybe a little stressed too, due to the fact I was simply growing up. I was about to enter the world of adulthood. This new environment of college and being on my own was vastly approaching whether I liked it or not. There was so much change that was going to be happening from the start of my senior year until now, one …show more content…
I stress the emphasis of the “if you knew me” project due to the fact it helped me open up. I was very personal and a close-minded person. It not only helped me explain my thoughts and feelings to others but also, it made me think of others first. It told me to think about what somebody could be hiding behind their smile they have on their face. But it also helped me not let others take advantage of me for caring so much and giving them my all. Another minor goal I have accomplished but was much needed, was being nicer to my mother and sister. I was very short with them and now I know to give them the benefit of the doubt because they just want the best for