Life is different, to say the least. Look at me, afterall, sitting on my bed writing this down on a google doc, knowing someone out there will hear my story. The one thing to mention, however, is why to hear my story. Well, I'd say it's because I looked past it, and only saw the parts that mattered. Such as life itself. However, this reasoning is much later. I'd suggest for now to be paying attention to some of the more important points.
My name is Alex Johnathan Stampanoni. I was born in Paradise, California on September 30, 2007. My whole life, I have lived in Oroville, a town close to Paradise. Living in Oroville is definitely a downside, mainly because we have the 2nd biggest drug problem in the U.S., but I have learned to live with it. Anyways, before I was born, my parents, Jason and Jennifer Stampanoni, adopted my only other siblings at the time, Natalie and Nathaniel Stampanoni. They came from a pretty bad situation that I would rather not talk about in this biography. Living in that household was really a pain, especially with most of the fighting and even police calling. Otherwise, I still have good parents that take care of us. You know, it could be a lot worse. Other than most families in this town, my parents aren't drug users or drinkers or smokers or anything. I got to be honest, it is definitely sad to see how most children are treated here. That's why I'm very thankful for having my family not be like them. Although, we still have a bit of a temper, and I already mentioned the fighting. But there is one thing that can tie a lot of this family together, and that is Nintendo. Ever since the 80s, my parents both had their own NES's and we're definitely Nintendo kids. So of course, being born in the late 2000s, I was born into the Wii era. I always used to love games like New Super Mario Bros. Wii and The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Most Wii and Wii U games you can play on the Nintendo Switch nowadays. It brought me to my number one hobby, afterall.
It really makes you think, doesn't it?
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Randomwhy do they always die in the end? well, its simple. they dont. they keep going. no matter what.
