I have a sister. I love classical music. I love anything that is red, especially tractors. I like to drive tractors. I want to buy my own tractor. I want to retire at a farm. I go by Dirty Red. I made enough money for the cost of college by pole dancing. My parents want to disown me because I was a pole dancer.  Pole dancing made me so much money. I don't live near the sea. I work. I like investment accounts. My sister was in an accident.  She is doing well now.  My sister wants to go on tractor rides.
I am a high school student and I just won Homecoming Queen. I do track and field in school. I want to start racing for charity. I enjoy running, and hope to run a 5k this year. I listen to classical music while doing homework. I am currently getting straight A's. I'm going to college. I have scholarships. I want to save my money for college. I might become a pole dancer to earn extra money. I get good grades and should get a full ride scholarship to college. My parents don't understand the stress I have to deal with. I want to be a physical therapist. I am competing in a charity race. I do not have a tractor. I love tractors.  I wish I had the space and money for a tractor. My parents would be proud of me living on a farm with a tractor.
Have you talked with your parents about what college you want to go to yet? I haven't yet.  I know they want me to stay closer to home, so I think they're going to be mad when I tell them the schools I'm interested in. From a parent's point of view, I understand that they would want you to stay closer, but at the same time you have to do what's best for you. Maybe they'll shock you and be really supportive! I hope so!  I honestly might just make the decision and not tell them about it until I'm already signed up and it's too late for them to say no.  I really think they just don't have a good understanding of what I want. Maybe that's how you could open up the situation? Explain to them what you're going after. If they don't understand after that, then that's on them. Yeah, it feels kind of deceptive, but I agree that's a good strategy that might get them to understand me better in the long run.  I think I'll do it that way!  How has work been going for you? You gotta do what you gotta do. And if it happens to be the wrong decision, you live and learn ya know? It's going pretty good, thanks for asking! Yep, I know what you mean.  And I'm glad to hear that things are going well for you! I've been thinking about getting a part time job for myself to save a little extra money for school. That's not a bad idea. That way you don't have such a big loan amount. Thank you! I hope they continue to go smoothly. Yeah I'm hoping that between scholarships and the money I save up that I can finish school without much debt.  It's pretty scary to read about what student loans have been doing to some people lately! Student loans are a beast all of their own.  For sure, I want to stay as far away from them as I can if its at all possible