/lit/ - Literature

>>5359752
Hm, you've got a point. Not much innovation in normality.

>mfw

>Born in a third world country.
>Folks decide to emigrate to the States (I am six) for the sake of giving me a 'better life'.
>I fly for the first time over-seas.
>I experience snowfall for the first time.
>The streets are not paved with gold.
>I am surrounded by 'systematic' concrete and glass.
>I learn English as the years pass me (with little help from the American Educational system).
>I age and so do my folks whilst they remain working in back-breaking warehouses for the sake of 'giving me a better life'.
>I grow to become naturally curious.
>I become fond of learning as many things as I can.
>I devote a great deal of my time to researching specific topics revolving around the Philosophies, Psychologies, Arts, and Sciences.
>I begin to read as much as I can, and write during my space-hours.
>I do it for free.
>Come the remaining four years.
>College.
>My folks are proud of me, knowing that I'll go to do great things (by my own means) despite them knowing how their son is like...
>Everyone here is focused on their careers.
>I am merely interested in learning as much as I can, including a handful of languages.
>I plan on majoring in Creative Writing because it's what I enjoy (Inb4: The first mistake).
>This is not 'career focused' because I am aware of what I am in for and what I am getting myself into.

I enjoy they threads.

I know his older self was posted but take a look at him young....