So my parents are always telling me I never commit to anything I do. It’s true, and its because I have been shaped so many different ways I’m like 27 different people! I’m a: lazy ass, creative spirit, harry potter fan, hopeless romantic, gaga obsessed crazy person, drag queen supporter, roller coaster enthusiast, batman watcher, lover of all things gay, religious music listener, baker ,digital art student, atheist, aspiring young author and a fucking obsessed reality television viewer! I’m always on to something new and I can never commit to anything! Please help me! I know I can be great, but I am running out of time to prove it. This is also why I have such a hard time picking a future path, imagine thinking you will be author one day, a scientist the next, and a fucking drag queen after that. I have problems.:tears:
You might think about counseling.... there are people who are gifted in many ways and like variety and learn new things. But it might also be important do follow through, at least to some point, so to aquire some knowledge or proficiency. What about making a few things in parallel, not too much, like 2 or three things ?
I think you may need to cut yourself a little slack You are only 16. You have practically your entire life ahead of you. Almost no one has it figured out at that age, and most of the ones who think they do end up changing their minds anyway.
Yeah, 16, you don't have to make up your mind, or take responsibility for much. Do good in school, stay out of trouble. Figure out what you're passionate about, and be good at it. I'm a: programmer mechanic gun smith woodworker gardener racer artist photographer roller coaster enthusiast movie buff war history student lover of Dungeons & Dragons cook sewer interior decorator among other things And I'm 50, I only do one of those as a profession. The rest are hobbies and passions. I'm passionate about building things, and fixing things.
I am just learning I'm gay or bisexual and cross dress. This took 57 years. I'm interested in talking to you.
