His World (The Life Story of The Nintega Guy) (2K Follower Special!)

The Story of The Nintega Guy

So many of you guys ask why did I start writing in the first place and why am I so dedicated to make books for you guys to read while I'm the one making them. Well, as a certain Italian JoJo character said once. . .

That applies to me as well. Yours truly, The Nintega Guy who has accomplished the feat of getting over 2K followers and the time that I am posting this, I have already gained over 50 more which goes to show just how much people love my stories and how overwhelming it is to see your famous stories net SOOOOO many interests in others. XD

Despite that, some people have asked me why did I start writing in the first place and what was my life before Wattpad? Well comrades, you're in luck because this chapter will explain my childhood, how I got into the five characters that I love to this day and are best friends with them too, and finally how I discovered Wattpad. Now I'm not entirely comfortable sharing every single bit of information about myself because of how introverted and self-cautious I am of others, so I'll be keeping this chapter short, but sweet. Hope you guys understand. Now listen to some calm music, sit back, and relax as I tell you more about myself. ^_^

As someone who was born into the world, you've got to have the biggest luck of coming into the world. . . because I wouldn't be writing this if I hadn't and you guys probably wouldn't either in the same situation. I'll start off by saying that I was actually almost not born at all. My parents actually went through a lot just to have a child and they almost gave up, but that was until they finally discovered that they could indeed have a biological son which was indeed me. I was defined as a "miracle baby" to my mother and father because of how desperate that they were to just have me and I should be proud of their perseverance as I indeed am and always will be. 

Due to this however, I was actually an only child which may sound like something that everybody would want some of the time, but even being the only child in a family is hard. . . and can get lonely sometimes too (I got used to it as I aged though). Because that I was actually only one child and I didn't have a brother or sister, my parents had to go out of their way to find someone that they could trust to take care of me and luckily they found an old friend from high school to take me into a daycare.

The daycare was actually pretty standard and went pretty well as my caretaker was very responsible of us and even allowed her children to be around us too. As a young child though, I was pretty hyperactive and I mean SONIC level hyperactive that many times, I wouldn't sleep until I let all of my energy out and just crash to the floor. You may question did I eat a lot of sugar? The answer is yes. Anything that contained even the slightest amount of tasty sugary saturated goods, I would try and eat and I turned into an unstoppable machine. You can probably believe me if I said that I was the hardest to control in the daycare because of how active I was at the time.

I went to the daycare for a couple of years and as the caretaker's children got older, they started to get more stuff for them to use since they were at that age. Unlucky for me, I wasn't. . . but I was old enough to watch. It turns out that one day, I stumbled upon the greatest thing that I believe changed my life big time. It was a Nintendo DS. I would watch the older kids play games like LEGO Batman or LEGO Indiana Jones on the little handheld and I was so captivated by the device that you can probably predict that I wanted one of my own too. 

I asked my parents for a DS and because that I was still five at the time, they said no because I was young and you guys know as you get older, when a little kid sees something on TV, a video game, or even a person do something that they're not suppose to see or do, it in turn influences the mind of the child and they'll soon try to imitate it and either get hurt or have bad knowledge. I'm so glad that I was able to wait until I was seven to get my first handheld console, the Nintendo DS. I played the same games that the kids at the daycare played and I was like a machine playing the games. However, those two weren't the only ones that my parents got me. . . I stumbled upon my very first Super Mario game. . . Super Mario 64 DS.