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<blockquote data-quote="DarkwingPsyduck" data-source="post: 688214" data-attributes="member: 20267"><p>My plans? Hmm...... This is a difficult question to answer. Years ago, I had many plans, and I was well on my way towards fulfilling them. I was a 4.0 student until my junior year in high school, also working as a manager at a local Subway Sandwich shop. I was actively planning out a college education, hoping to get into psychology. </p><p></p><p>Then my world fell apart. And I was nowhere near prepared to deal with it. I cannot blame my situation on anybody else, as I made all the decisions that got me to this point, but not all of my bad decisions were intentional. Many of them came about because I didn't see any other options, or possibilities. I honestly did not expect to still be alive this long, and I lived my life as if I was going to die before any of it mattered. I spent years dismantling my life in every way. And I don't know how to put it back together. </p><p></p><p>I have no plans.... It is depressing to think about, but it is the truth. I have NO long term plans. My short term plans include doing the very best I can for this baby for as long as we have her. Pretty soon, she will be old enough for day care, and I can go back to working my menial, warehouse work. Aside from that, I got nothing. I don't even know what I would like to do anymore. I realize it has only been a few years since my life was relatively normal, but it seems like an entirely different life when I look back on it. I wish I had a better answer to your question, but I do not. I don't even know where to start anymore.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DarkwingPsyduck, post: 688214, member: 20267"] My plans? Hmm...... This is a difficult question to answer. Years ago, I had many plans, and I was well on my way towards fulfilling them. I was a 4.0 student until my junior year in high school, also working as a manager at a local Subway Sandwich shop. I was actively planning out a college education, hoping to get into psychology. Then my world fell apart. And I was nowhere near prepared to deal with it. I cannot blame my situation on anybody else, as I made all the decisions that got me to this point, but not all of my bad decisions were intentional. Many of them came about because I didn't see any other options, or possibilities. I honestly did not expect to still be alive this long, and I lived my life as if I was going to die before any of it mattered. I spent years dismantling my life in every way. And I don't know how to put it back together. I have no plans.... It is depressing to think about, but it is the truth. I have NO long term plans. My short term plans include doing the very best I can for this baby for as long as we have her. Pretty soon, she will be old enough for day care, and I can go back to working my menial, warehouse work. Aside from that, I got nothing. I don't even know what I would like to do anymore. I realize it has only been a few years since my life was relatively normal, but it seems like an entirely different life when I look back on it. I wish I had a better answer to your question, but I do not. I don't even know where to start anymore. [/QUOTE]
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